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A smiling presenter in a suit, Viktor Wang, stands next to a large display screen showing a presentation titled "NENU Can Build This Now: AI turns elite capacity into a doctoral ecosystem."

November 12, 2026

At CSUSB, AI’s future still depends on people

In China, CSUSB professor of education Viktor Wang presented a human-centered framework for artificial intelligence, emphasizing critical judgment, ethical responsibility and learner control.

An elevated view of Waiao Beach in Taiwan crowded with hundreds of people swimming and surfing in the ocean. The shoreline is lined with white and yellow tents, with a traditional temple and a lush green mountain rising in the background under a blue sky.

November 10, 2026

Taiwan surfing, street art and skateboarding spotlighted in CSUSB film program

Filmmaker James Wicks will share three short Taiwan documentaries during the free Modern China Lecture Series program Nov. 16, offered in person at CSUSB and on Zoom.

October 29, 2026

Allegra Ramirez wanted more women to feel welcome in cybersecurity. So, she took the lead.

In a field where women make up less than 20% of the U.S. cybersecurity workforce, Allegra Ramirez is determined to make a difference. Now president of CSUSB’s Women in Cybersecurity student club, she’s helping other women build confidence and discover their potential while gaining hands-on experience and preparing for her own career.

A group of diverse college students walking and chatting together along a concrete pathway, bordered by a grassy lawn on both sides, on the CSUSB campus with large trees and university buildings in the background.

October 29, 2026

CSUSB leads the way in expanding dual enrollment across the Inland Empire, creating an early pathway to college

The High School University Program offers 1,622 Inland Empire students college courses, credits and university experience through partnerships with 20 regional school districts this fall.