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

Administrator Vera Chelyapov and staff counselors Bernice Contreras, and Yvette Nava go over paperwork and plans for the coming week. Photo Credit: Kristine Malicse/ Contributor

Mitchell Family Counseling Clinic: Student trainees take on the future of therapy

Leah Arzu December 11, 2014

This isn’t your average therapy clinic, it’s a teaching program primarily led by assisted grad students. The private practice styled program, gives trainees hands on experience with patients, on...

Condom dispensaries at CSUN given a second look — 27 years later

Leah Arzu November 18, 2014

Condom dispensaries could be coming to our campus — 27 years after their original proposal. In 1987, condom dispensers were installed in men’s and women’s restrooms at the Student Union. The condom...

Kelli Serio, 25, U.S. Navy Veteran, followed the steps of her family when she decided to join the Navy. Despite running into dangerous situations while serving she has learned many life lessons. Photo Credit: Rasta Ghafouri/ The Sundial

Student veteran unveils her voyage

Leah Arzu November 12, 2014

Veterans Day is a time to reflect and be grateful for the sacrifices of the men and women who have and continue to fight for this country’s freedom. It is a time to acknowledge the strides we’ve...

Tim Halloran holds film screenings on Thursday nights inside the Armer Theater for CSUNs Cinematheque. Photo Credit: Rasta Ghafouri/ The Sundial

Cinematheque: Bringing the classics to the valley

Leah Arzu November 10, 2014

If you’ve been to Manzanita Hall, you’ve seen it; the alcove tucked away behind the glass doors, with walls that are adorned in classic movie posters from an era when movie stars exuded glamour...

Illustration By Kiera Haggenbrenner/ Contributor

Tips and tricks to stay organized all semester long

Leah Arzu November 4, 2014

  With the semester in full swing you may be feeling a little overwhelmed by the mounting assignments and impending midterms. Is it that time again already? Some of us have just about stamped...

Students take part in the Real Food Challenge Event

Students take part in the Real Food Challenge Event

Leah Arzu October 25, 2014

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g4m9ff465M Students attended the Real Food Challenge event where they can learn about healthy eating and promote a healthy green system. The event took place at the...

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CSUN Klotz Student Health Center implements procedures for Ebola exposure

Leah Arzu October 16, 2014

UPDATE: This story has been updated to say there is little chance that any of the 130 passengers on Amber Vinson's flight from Cleveland to Texas could have contracted Ebola. It is hard to miss...

Condor Peak Trail in the Angeles National Forest is where Armando Villa hiked with the Zeta Mu chapter of Pi Kappa Phi. Signs warn hikers of hazards that the trail may have.

Hiking trail did Villa no favors

Leah Arzu October 15, 2014

The Angeles National Forest where 19-year-old CSUN student Armando Villa lost his life has a slogan - “Know Before you Go." As to how much Villa's fraternity, Zeta Mu, a chapter of Pi Kappa Phi, knew...

The Language Speech and Hearing Center prepares CSUN graduate students for what may come their way in life. The hands-on training graduates receive enable them to have competitive skills. David J. Hawkins/The Sundial.

Center stirs hope through sound

Leah Arzu October 15, 2014

There are a lot of things people take for granted: the gift of fluid verbal communication, the ability to hear a loved one say “I love you” or the capability to weave thoughts and visuals together. Some...

Photo Courtesy of Richard Kosters
Amy Pezeshkifar, a recent CSUN graduate and culinary aficionado, prepares a dish during one of the MasterChef competitions.

CSUN graduate’s passion for food led her all the way to primetime

Leah Arzu October 10, 2014

A lot of us graduate and feel at a loss because we don’t know what we want to do with the rest of our lives. There’s a sense of pressure mixed with the desire to tap into something that drives...

CSUN college receives honors from Excelencia Foundation

Leah Arzu October 3, 2014

Cal State Northridge’s College of Engineering and Computer Science has been honored by the Excelencia Foundation for efforts to mentor and support students studying engineering and computer sciences...

Illustration by Jae Kitinoja / Contributor

iPad classes: A key to the future or a waste of time?

Leah Arzu October 1, 2014

    We live in a time where just about everything is done via one or more of our smart devices. We rely on them to tell us what we’re supposed to be doing, for research and for simple,...

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