STUDENT UNION > RENOVATION
To offer students a campus center with the convenience and caliber of multi-task opportunities common in off-campus venues throughout Southern California . The center will reflect the high energy, excitement, and vibrancy of a thriving community. The University Student Union (USU) will develop a hub of "campus life" where students can participate in activities, meet, shop, eat, study, learn, and have fun in a safe and collegiate atmosphere that fosters inclusion of all people. The renovated student union will provide seamless access to all programs and spaces, be student-centered, and reflect a consistency with the overall University Master Plan.

In the spring of 2000, students voted to pass a referendum to renovate the USU. The vote passed by 77%, initiating the USU’s $15 million renovation project that began in fall of 2003. During the next two years, the USU began its transformation into a vibrant “main street”, offering the CSUN community improved food services, retail shops, a 70 terminal computer lab, a coffee house, indoor/outdoor social gathering spaces, new clubs and organizations spaces, study rooms, lounge spaces, meeting spaces, an involvement center, and a new outdoor performance space. The renovation referendum also included the increase in funding for new and exciting programs such as concerts, lectures, and funding for co-sponsorships. To learn more about the ReNEWvation project visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.
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