Daily Sundial

West Hollywood shows pride at the 46th annual L.A. Pride festival

Michael Herrera • June 12, 2016

West Hollywood celebrates the LGBTQ community with L.A. Pride Music Festival and Parade

KCSN News Director dies

Michael Herrera • May 20, 2016

Keith Goldstein leaves a legacy after dedicating more than 30 years at CSUN.

Healing workshop helps men explore feelings, issues

Michael Herrera • April 21, 2016

Male students or faculty that would like to openly share how they feel now have a chance during the "Men's Healing Circle" workshops offered every month.

Society’s struggle with discrimination

Michael Herrera • April 21, 2016

Poet, author, professor and scholar-in-residence Luis J. Rodriguez, discusses personal experiences regarding issues different communities face.

CSUN student sexually assaulted at knifepoint, alleged suspect in custody

Michael Herrera • March 31, 2016

An alleged suspect who had sexually assaulted a CSUN student off-campus was caught Wednesday.

Students suggest a warm weather playlist

Michael Herrera • March 20, 2016

Nothing better than riding in the car with the windows rolled down, listening to the perfect playlist and feeling a sense of freedom.

Students benefit from mock interviews at Interview Frenzy

Michael Herrera • March 11, 2016

Students had the opportunity to learn interview skills and have a one-on-one 10-minute interview session with employers from different industries.

World compliment day

Michael Herrera • March 1, 2016

Video by Edemy Rodriguez

Music Mondays: Black History Month

Michael Herrera • February 15, 2016

February is Black History Month. CSUN students celebrate some of the best African-American artists across all genres.

20 CSUN students share relationship advice

Michael Herrera • February 11, 2016

CSUN couples admit how they met on campus and give their unique relationship advice.

Men’s volleyball setter named National Freshman of the Week

Michael Herrera • January 19, 2016

Sam Porter takes National Freshman of the Week honors following wins over Cal Baptist and USC.

The state government is shutting out student protection

Michael Herrera • November 5, 2015

Without state government intervention, students will now have to wish for protection from their schools.