The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

Illustration By: Jae Kitinoja/Contributor

Seniors who did not print graduation tickets by deadline may still be able to

Joanna Jacobo April 29, 2014

Despite concerns regarding the awarding of Commencement 2014 tickets due to deadline confusion, students who contacted the Office of Involvement and Development have now been contacted and awarded...

The sisters Alpha Xi Delta for the CSUN chapter brought over 100 people to the Walk now for Autism Speaks event at the Rose Bowl on April 26, 2014. The sororitys goal is to raise $32,000 for Autism Speaks. Photo credit by Trevor Stamp

CSUN sorority walks for Autism research and awareness

Joanna Jacobo April 27, 2014

Dressed in blue clothing, a group of 122 women, along with 92 other individuals who pledged to join their team, walked to support Autism Awareness Month. Around the country, fundraisers of all kinds...

Campus-wide recycling program helps raise environmental awareness

Joanna Jacobo April 22, 2014

As the city of Los Angeles grows to be one of the top ranked recyclers in the nation, students, faculty and staff at Cal State Northridge have made it a priority to follow in the same footsteps to become...

Art is everywhere on CSUN campus

Art is everywhere on CSUN campus

Joanna Jacobo April 21, 2014

During orientation, volunteers from New Student Orientation (NSO) program on campus walk the grounds with dozens of incoming students, giving them a tour of every building and monument that holds a significance...

Students meet the millionaire Matador

Students meet the millionaire Matador

Joanna Jacobo April 2, 2014

Plastered atop the University Student Union is the motto every matador should know. “Students today. Matadors tomorrow.” Although there are years to wait for the feeling to sink in for incoming...

Kenneth Lord, Ph.D., left, the Dean, CSUN President Dianne F. Harrison, middle left, David Nazarian, middle right, with his wife, right, applaud as the ceremony has concluded. Nazarian has donated $10 million to the College of Business and Economics which CSUN has now named the college in dedication for his generous support at the naming ceremony on Thursday, March 27, 2014 in Cleary Court in front of Juniper Hall in Northridge, Calif. (Photo Credit: David J. Hawkins/PhotoEditor)

Alumnus Nazarian to lead $25 million fundraiser for College of Business & Economics

Joanna Jacobo March 28, 2014

CSUN alumnus, David Nazarian, was commemorated at a ceremony held in front of the newly named David Nazarian College of Business and Economics, due to his generous $10 million donation on Thursday. Following...

SQE members from various CSUs participate in a rally in front of the CSU Chancellors Office in opposition to university success fees during the Board of Trustees meeting on Wednesday.  (Photo Credit:Charlie Kaijo/Senior Staff)

Students protest success fee at CSU Board of Trustees meeting

Joanna Jacobo March 26, 2014

Dozens of students enrolled in the California State University (CSU) system, protested against recent tuition fee increases at the CSU Board of Trustees meeting on Wednesday. Several students began...

The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields orchestra played Thursday night in the VPAC. Photo by Dache Jackson

Joshua Bell leads Academy of St. Martin in the Fields through a spectacular VPAC show

Joanna Jacobo March 21, 2014

An undeniable silence filled the audience, not in discontent but in a serene awe, as they anxiously awaited the beginning of what promised to be a musical evening. World renowned violinist, Joshua Bell,...

Adam Stelmach holds up a photo of when he was in a coma after his accident that left him with a tramuatic brain injury. Photo credit by Trevor Stamp

CSUN student survives four-story fall, overcomes Traumatic Brain Injury

Joanna Jacobo March 18, 2014

In a room filled with elderly individuals undergoing physical therapy, the youngest patient of the crowd, Adam Stelmach, sits toward the back of the room, switching from one workout machine, to the next. When...

CSUN administration approves resource center for undocumented students

Joanna Jacobo March 9, 2014

Dreamers at Cal State Northridge can rest easy, as their month-long pursuit for the campus to offer an undocumented student resource center was approved by the administration on March 4. While similar...

Kelcie Berge, junoir speech-language pathology major, was born with Sturge-Weber a type of Vascular Birthmark. She wants to raise awareness and is currently raising money for the Vascular Birthmark Foundation.

Philanthropic CSUN student organizes online fundraiser inspired by her birthmarks

Joanna Jacobo March 3, 2014

On a regular school day, walking around campus, Kelcie Berge blends in, unnoticed by the massively populated student campus that is Cal State Northridge. She goes to class, sits with the rest of her...

Journalists Ann Simmons, Bob Butler and Darlene Donloe recall their experiences reporting on the life of Nelson Mandela at an event held by the CSUN chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists Photo Credit: Vincent Nguyen/Contributor

Journalists speak about the life of Nelson Mandela, working abroad

Joanna Jacobo February 26, 2014

Experienced reporters shed light on the obstacles that journalists face when working in foreign terrain with students at a panel held on yesterday. The event coordinated by the CSUN chapter of the National...

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