Daily Sundial

AS makes calls for state cash

Donna Lugo • November 29, 2016

AS hosts a phone banking event to fight potential tuition hike

Political correctness divides students on campus

Donna Lugo • November 29, 2016

Students reflect on whether people should be politically correct when speaking to others.

Permanent EOP Director Still M.I.A.

Donna Lugo • November 18, 2016

Committee tasked with finding permanent EOP director, scheduled to come up with nominee by spring 2017

CSUN Beats the Blues this week

Donna Lugo • November 14, 2016

Beat the blues week will feature activities and workshops to help students deal with depression and stress.

Voters split on Prop 61

Donna Lugo • November 6, 2016

CSUN veterans have negative views on Prop 61.

The Latinx community has the power to swing an election

Donna Lugo • November 6, 2016

Latinos have the power, but lack motivation

Procrastination Support Group Helps Students Take Control

Donna Lugo • October 29, 2016

There is now a support group on campus called Overcoming Procrastination that is eagerly welcoming those looking to breaking free from putting things off.

CSUN promotes voting participation through “All In Democracy Challenge”

Donna Lugo • October 14, 2016

CSUN and AS look to generate buzz about voting

Review: Fabulation, or the Re-Education of Undine

Donna Lugo • October 12, 2016

Lynn Nottage's play brings a refreshing approach to character development.

Campus power outage

Donna Lugo • October 6, 2016

Teachers hold classes on the lawn due to campus power outage.

CSUN’s Women’s Research and Resource Center host “The Danish Girl” screening and Q&A

Donna Lugo • September 30, 2016

The award-winning film depicts one of the first sex changes.

Small Berry, Small Store, Huge Flavor

Donna Lugo • September 29, 2016

Local berry shack makes acai bowls in a car wash.