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May 21, 2026

Cheers and joyful pride spread through campus as graduates celebrated Commencement 2026. Check out all the photos of the events that honored the resilience, achievement and bright futures of our new alumni.

Graduates and their families gave a warm welcome to distinguished alumnus Doug Emhoff ’87, as the former Second Gentleman of the United States returned to campus to give the keynote address at Honors Convocation 2026.

Seniors from the inaugural Black Scholars Matter cohort crossed the graduation stage this spring, marking a defining moment for the program that’s dedicated to fostering community and student success.

Students reflect on the traditions, identities and communities that shape their journeys during APIDA Heritage Month.

Hear from Jewish American Matadors about the traditions, values and experiences that connect them to their heritage.

You should be able to view all your grades in the CSUN Portal now. Official CSUN transcripts for the spring 2026 semester will be available after end-of-term processing is complete. 

Campus business offices are closed on Monday, May 25. Summer term 2026 classes for sessions 1 and 2 begin Tuesday, May 26.

The CSUN Food Pantry will be closed on May 25 in observance of the holiday and will transition to summer hours beginning May 26. The pantry will be open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to continue supporting our campus community throughout the summer. Follow us on Instagram @csunfoodpantry for updates and additional information.

Sessions 1 and 2 classes begin Tuesday, May 26. You may add classes without permission and wait-list through Sunday, May 31. After that, you can add with instructor permission. Nonrestrictive (open) registration for Session 3 continues through July 7.

Fall 2026 advisement and enrollment are about to begin! Get ready to enroll with the degree planning tools, your academic advisor’s expertise and our registration calendars and guides.

Explore the new digital CSUN Magazine experience — including video content! In this issue, we celebrate milestone anniversaries for our American Indian Studies Program and our annual Powwow. We also feature a look at the opening and flourishing of new spaces on the CSUN campus.

Catch a movie, play some games, enjoy food truck fare on Thursday nights, starting June 4 on the University Library Lawn. Movies, music and games start at 6 p.m. and the movies roll at dusk. Don’t forget: the flicks are free, but parking is not — gather up some friends and carpool!

CSUN Update will be on summer hiatus and will resume just before the fall 2026 semester begins. To keep up with all that’s happening on campus, visit CSUN Newsroom or find us on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok or Facebook.