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

Three CSUN students arrested in downtown LA protests

Lisette Rosales November 26, 2014

Three female CSUN students were among a total of 167 adults arrested yesterday in downtown LA following protests over the grand jury decision in Ferguson, Missouri. The three students, who are a part...

The Blues Project puts on a candlelight vigil for suicide victims back in November 27, 2012 at the Oviatt Library. Photo Credit: Ken Scaboro / Contributor

Blues Project works toward preventing suicide, treating depression

Lisette Rosales September 16, 2014

  Samir Hamawe, 24, graduate student and the Blues Project instructor, remembers when a close friend told him he had tried to commit suicide. More than 38,000 Americans commit suicide annually,...

CSUN K-9 units respond to an alleged mysterious package found at Northridge Academy High School on Sept. 10, 2014. Photo Credit: Moises Ajanel/ The Sundial

Northridge Academy placed on precautionary lockdown

Lisette Rosales September 9, 2014

  Students and faculty resumed regular activities at Northridge Academy High School after a 90-minute investigation that resulted in a false alarm. Around 8:40 a.m. there was an unattended...

CSUN students get answers to basic questions

CSUN students get answers to basic questions

Lisette Rosales July 15, 2014

Getting to know your campus is really important but it can also be confusing and difficult to learn for outsiders who don’t know anything about CSUN. CSUN is a commuter school and one of the nation’s...

Buddytruk is an app offered for iPhone and Android users, catering to student looking to move in or out of their homes. Based out of Santa Monica, Calif. the app will be available for students to use in June. Photo credit by Neelofer Lodhy

Buddytruk makes moving process easier for students in LA

Lisette Rosales May 8, 2014

Brian Foley, CEO of buddytruk, was moving into a new apartment a few years back and was not familiar with driving a large U-Haul truck. When Foley attempted to park it, he accidentally tore off the...

Students work close with their furry friends in CSUNs Veterinarians of Tomorrow club

Students work close with their furry friends in CSUN’s Veterinarians of Tomorrow club

Lisette Rosales May 7, 2014

Kyrra Toman, 22, a biology major and vice president of Veterinarians of Tomorrow, realized she wanted to be a veterinarian when she was six-years-old. She remembers her dog’s paw getting cut after...

Fewer taking advantage of aid for transfer students

Lisette Rosales May 5, 2014

  >>>CORRECTION: The story incorrectly quoted Kurt Zimmer of the California Student Aid Commission as stating that the California legislature and the governor have reduced the number...

How to reduce your daily carbon footprint

How to reduce your daily carbon footprint

Lisette Rosales April 21, 2014

Whether at home or school, or while traveling, the way people dispose of the items they buy and the food they eat affects theirs carbon footprint. A carbon footprint is a measurement of the carbon...

Denise Sandoval Chicana/o studies professor speaks to the students at the closing reception of the Chicana/o studies 45th anniversary symposium

Chicana/o studies celebrates 45 years with panel discussions

Lisette Rosales April 14, 2014

The CSUN Chicana/o studies department was established in 1969 to respond to the growing needs of a diverse student body. On Monday, they celebrated their 45th anniversary with a variety of speakers and...

CSUN student founds local fitness program

CSUN student founds local fitness program

Lisette Rosales April 1, 2014

Evina Luna gave education a try, but decided to hold off on college, mainly because she wanted to travel. Coming from a small town, she wished for a modeling job and the glitz and glamor of the big...

CSUN students use pet shelters as an affordable alternative for a furry companion

CSUN students use pet shelters as an affordable alternative for a furry companion

Lisette Rosales March 4, 2014

Jessica Cervantes, 20, a junior majoring in child and adolescent development, did not expect her life to change when she walked into her local animal shelter one morning. Little did Cervantes know she...

CSUN student raises awareness on the importance of organ donations

CSUN student raises awareness on the importance of organ donations

Lisette Rosales February 24, 2014

She lived a mere 24 years, with over 180 hospitalizations, 37 operations and died on June 4, 2013 in her husband’s arms in the hospital waiting for a four-organ transplant. The couple had only been...

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