CSUN student held for questioning by police after Oviatt shutdown

CSUN philosophy student Gahren Moradian, 22, of Burbank was being held for questioning by the Los Angeles county police department Wednesday after he turned himself in to authorities following reports of a man claiming to have a gun in the Oviatt Library. CSUN police have not provided additional information beyond the university’s statement released Wednesday afternoon. The philosophy department has declined to comment at this time. Calls and emails to family and friends were not returned, his online presence has… Read more

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AS increases ‘Big Show’ budget to prevent cancellation

Big Show received a $26,559 bonus during Tuesday’s Associated Students (A.S.) senate meeting.  The allocation was approved to prevent this weekend’s campus event from being cancelled. “I think that it is very unfortunate that this happened, but I want every student to have a safe and fun experience,” said President Amanda Flavin. Police services mandated an increase in security, which prompted the steep rise in the event’s budget. New required security measures include more police officers at the event, a… Read more

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CSUN gunman alerts not quick enough

Timeliness played a large issue in the campus alerts sent out on Tuesday regarding a suspected gunman on campus. Just recently, in July, a gunman went into a camp in Norway and shot and killed scores of people within only an hour’s time. It took longer than this brief period to inform CSUN students of the incident involving a suspected gunman on campus. If the situation were to be a serious threat and the suspected gunman were planning on shooting… Read more

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Off campus living preferred among CSUN students

When students move away from home, the decision about where to live is key. Deciding between living in the dorms or in an off-campus apartment is about more than just comparing costs. One year of living in the dorms will cost a student between $5,000-$6,500 depending on what floor plan they choose, though living with a roommate is standard. Adding a meal plan, which is mandatory if the student’s floor plan does include a kitchen, will tack on another $3,150,… Read more

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Nursing department officially recognized by CSUN

Kristy Aldaoud, simulation lab coordinator for CSUN's newly independent nursing department, helps a medical/surgical nursing student practice putting in an IV on a dummy.  Kat Russell / Daily Sundial

CSUN is now home to an official nursing department, after a July upgrade from the program’s previous status as a subsidiary in the College of Health and Human Development. “The new nursing department gives us more visibility,” said Department Chair Dr. Marianne Hattar-Pollara, who submitted the proposal to the provost in January. “We stand on our own instead of being part of someone else’s department. It also gives the nursing program resources to address needs of the field directly.” Until… Read more

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CSUN student blends heavy metal with visual art

Deana Momjina, 18, expresses herself through her favorite pastime; visual arts. Photo Credit: Tessie Navarro / Visual Editor

Deana Momjian’s interest in visual arts started when her mother encouraged her to draw at a very young age. Over the years, this tiny interest developed into an infatuation so strong she transferred to a high school specially tailored for gifted artists. “When I was a kid, I loved to draw — it‘s all I would do.” said the freshman. “Since then, my mom has always supported me. Now that I‘m 18 and going to be entering a university, it‘s… Read more

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W-Soccer: Matadors to start Big West with scoring mentality

Matador Brielle Slepicoff (left) heads up for the ball against Portland's Michelle Cruz. CSUN kicks off Big West play against Pacific on Friday. Photo Credit: Simon Gambaryan / Daily Sundial

The CSUN women’s soccer team looks to put past failures behind as it opens its Big West Conference season with a Friday road match-up against Pacific. The Matadors (2-6-1) have struggled scoring in the first part of the season, but CSUN head coach Keith West is optimistic the scoring will increase during conference play. “I believed from the first game of the year (that shots will go in),” West said.  “They (shots) are going to start falling for us. I… Read more

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W-Vball: CSUN looks for more Big West wins at home

Sam Kaul (15), Natalie Allen (9) and the rest of the Matadors will try to improve their Big West record to 2-0. Photo Credit: Tessie Navarro/ Visual Editor

The CSUN women’s volleyball team hopes to continue its winning formula in Big West Conference play as it prepares for its conference home opener against Long Beach State Friday night. The Matadors (7-6, Big West 1-0) started their Big West Conference schedule on the right note after beating UC Riverside on the road Saturday night. The Matadors swept the Highlanders in front of a hostile crowd at the UCR Recreation Center. CSUN was led by excellent passing and aggressive hitting… Read more

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Big Show to feature Kreayshawn, The Cataracs and B.o.B.

With a recent change in the lineup, the upcoming Big Show is still expected to be better and bigger than ever, said Ashley Berry, director of A.S. SPACE. Singer, Dev who was scheduled to perform at this year’s Big Show will be unable to due to medical reasons, Berry said. Dev has cancelled all her scheduled performances and events in the near future. Up-and-coming alternative rap artist Kreayshawn, most widely recognized for her song “Gucci Gucci,” will be replacing Dev… Read more

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