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CSUN Library is open all summer long! 🌞
Enjoy a cool, comfortable spot for leisure reading, summer class research and studying, or just to relax!

➡️ library.csun.edu/hours

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CSUN Library is open all summer long! 🌞
Enjoy a cool, comfortable spot for leisure reading, summer class research and studying, or just to relax!

➡️ library.csun.edu/hours

#CSUN #CSUNLibrary

The Library will be running extended hours to support you during finals season: 7AM to 3AM, May 5-14!!

Did you know we offer 24/7 librarian live chat to help with your research needs?
➡️ library.csun.edu/ask-us

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Welcome to the CSUN Library. We are the intellectual heart of the campus, ready to support your academic success!

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Welcome to the CSUN Library. We are the intellectual heart of the campus, ready to support your academic success!

#CSUN #CSUNLibrary

Welcome to the CSUN Library. We are the intellectual heart of the campus, ready to support your academic success!

#CSUN #CSUNLibrary

Welcome to the CSUN Library. We are the intellectual heart of the campus, ready to support your academic success!

#CSUN #CSUNLibrary

Had fun recreating this 🤣
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Congratulations to all graduating Matadors from all of us at the University Library❣️

May your next chapter be filled with joy and success, in a place where your passion thrives.

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Rolling into summer like…

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The University Library celebrates APIDA Heritage Month and proudly features:
Herstory 1 & 2: The Legal History of Chinese American Women

The earliest Chinese American women who came to the U.S. in 1785 were mostly merchant’s wives and housemaids. In the following 165 years, these women pioneers established an impressive legal history. They not only fought to become American citizens but also fiercely fought for their right to be treated with dignity as human beings. Herstory 1 showcases the legal milestones and often harrowing stories of these brave women. Before their lives and accomplishments are completely lost in the annals of history, we aim to tell her story. We finally give voice to those Chinese American women who paved the way for our past, present and future.

Starting from 1912 to 2020, Herstory 2 exhibit covers landmark cases, including the sexual discrimination lawsuit filed by Ellen Pao and the #MeToo Movement. During this time period, there were more than 10 Chinese American women elected to the government office who became Senators, Assemblywomen and Mayors. Chinese American women have not only weathered gender inequality, but racial discrimination as well, and this exhibit documents the contributions they have made to earn their well-deserved place in history.

This traveling exhibit runs from May 1, 2026 to November 2, 2026
Location: University Library 2nd Floor, West Wall outside the Exhibit Gallery

Since its founding, the Society has been dedicated to promoting Herstory—The Legal History of Chinese American Women traveling exhibition and publishing related books.

Special thanks to Librarian Yi Ding for the collaboration!

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🚨‼️ Happening Today‼️🚨

Come de-stress in the @csunlibrary lobby today, May 6th from 11am to 3pm with our Press Your Stress button making event! 😮‍💨

Join the CMS as we give out reassuring finals themed buttons or de-stress with some arts and crafts and create your very own button design! 🎨✍️

We can’t wait to see you soon!
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FIRST TIME VOTER EDUCATION DIALOGUE

Are you a first-time voter or know someone who is? Join this virtual event designed to help young people feel more informed, confident, and ready to vote.

This space will include peer-to-peer conversations, non-partisan information about voting, and a chance to ask questions.

📅 Wednesday, May 6, 2026
⏰ 8:00 - 8:30 PM PST
💻 Virtual
👥 Ages 18 - 25 (first-time voters & future leaders)

✔️ Peer-to-peer dialogue
✔️ Non-partisan voting info
✔️ Q&A session

📲 Register in advance using the QR code on the flyer and check out Peace in Education @Peaceined.org,

Co-sponsored by @guides.vote, Black Women for Positive Change, and LA County Registrar-Recorder.

#FirstTimeVoter #YouthEngagement #CivicEngagement #CSUN #CommunityEngagement #VoteReady #YoungVoters #PeaceInEducation

Glitter is litter! A milestone worth celebrating, but not at the planet’s expense. trading plastic confetti (that becomes microplastics) for flower petals that naturally fade back into the earth 🌸 doing it beautifully and consciously!!! #csun #2026

Hey Matadors! Getting stressed out as we enter finals week? 😰

Take a study break inside the CMS VR/Gaming Room! 😎 Play Steam or Meta VR games or download your own Steam games and let off some steam 😉 with some PC gaming ‼️

Our room was down for a few weeks but it’s back up and running again! Just in time for much needed study breaks! 😮‍💨

Use the link in our bio to reserve now!
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Hey Matadors!

2026 is a major election year, and your voice matters. From local to national elections, this is your chance to show up and make an impact.

Mark your calendars:
-May 18: Deadline to register for the CA Governor Primary
-June 2: Voting Day (CA Governor Primary)
-September 15: National Voter Registration Day
-November 3: Voting Day (U.S. Senate & House)

Not sure if you’re registered? Need to sign up? We’ve got you covered. Check the links in our flyer or stop by one of the on-campus registration events.

📍 On-campus help:
Tuesdays 12-2 PM near the Farmers Market
Thursdays 11 AM-1 PM near the Prator Fountain

You can also vote by mail or drop off your ballot near Redwood Hall (Matadome).

Let’s make this a record year for Matador voters. Show up, stay informed, and make your voice heard.

Please consider joining CSUN Act Now to learn more!

#CSUN #MatadorsVote #CSUNActNow #Vote2026 #RegisterToVote #CampusEngagement