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  CSUCI Open CI program saves students almost $1.8 million in textbook costs over one semester

  Ever since the "OpenCI" initiative was launched at CSUCI in the 2016/2017 academic year, the savings for students on textbooks has risen steadily. But the most recent report on this initiative shows the most dramatic student savings to date.

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  Warning: Fake Pop-Up COVID Testing Sites

  With the latest Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus surging through the state, scammers are now trying to take advantage of those seeking tests.

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  Volunteers Needed: MLK Day of Service Street Store Pop-Up

  The Center for Community Engagement is seeking event volunteers to act as store clerks and help direct traffic at a Street Store Pop-Up event on Feb. 1.

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  Data Privacy Week

  Data Privacy Week is Jan. 24-28 and promotes awareness of privacy and provides tips on how to protect your personal information.

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  Three CSUCI Physics students chosen to work at the Switzerland research center where the "God particle" was discovered

  After a rigorous application process from students across 19 CSU campuses, three CSU Channel Islands Physics majors have been chosen to spend eight weeks working with world-renowned researchers at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva. Switzerland.

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  First two weeks of CSUCI Spring semester will be virtual and "fully vaccinated" is redefined

  To minimize class disruptions to the greatest extent possible, CSU Channel Islands courses will be virtual for the first two weeks of class, from Jan. 22 through Feb. 6, with some exceptions.

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  Spring 2022 Semester Updates

  CSUCI will pivot to virtual instruction for the first two weeks of the Spring semester and has also bumped up the deadline for the vaccine booster requirement.

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  Important CSU News Update on Vaccination Policy

  Interim President Yao shares an important update with the campus regarding the CSU's updated vaccination requirements for Spring 2022.

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  Nursing alumnus saves the life of a mother of two

  Had Nursing alumnus Claire Gillette not joined a hot yoga class on Oct. 8, and had she not been prepared with nursing skills she learned at CSUCI, the husband and two sons of Erika Cole would be spending the holidays without her.

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  Data study measures how CSUCI students with disabilities fared with all-virtual learning

  An in-depth research projected conducted at CSU Channel Islands this year showed how well students with disabilities fared during virtual learning brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, and indicated what needs still needed to be addressed.

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  Newest members bring financial and economic development expertise to the CSUCI Foundation Board

  The CSU Channel Islands Foundation Board is welcoming two new members with a wealth of experience in banking and community investment opportunities.

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  Jessica Lavariega Monforti appointed CSUCI Vice Provost

  In her role as Vice Provost, Lavariega Monforti will lead initiatives to advance student success, retention, and graduation, while coordinating undergraduate and graduate academic programs, curriculum, data analytics, and sponsored programs.

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  Virtual Budget Town Hall

  Faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend the next Budget Town Hall, to be held virtually on Friday, Dec. 17.

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  Canvas Restored

  Service to our Canvas LMS has been restored after the AWS outage on Dec. 7.

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  Canvas Outage

  Instructure, the provider of our Canvas Learning Management System, is currently experiencing an outage, resulting in the inability to access exams and coursework.