Daily Sundial

Oviatt Library to host workshops for National Poetry Month

Tamara Syed • April 5, 2018

April is National Poetry Month and the Oviatt Library is celebrating with a slew of events circling this year's theme: "courage."

AS elections: Rise N’ Unite outline action plan

Tamara Syed • April 3, 2018

AS presidential and vice presidential candidates Alex Canas and Mohammad Hotaki have a number of programs lined up to better the CSUN community.

Millennials are not saving for retirement, study shows

Tamara Syed • March 27, 2018

Two-thirds of millennials do not contribute to a retirement plan and 83 percent of working Latinos are the most vulnerable group, study suggests.

“Blaq Future and Blaq Magic” leads discussion on Queer Identity

Tamara Syed • March 6, 2018

Chaz-Ashley Cruz hosted a night of debate, poetry, and an examination of the black and queer identity.

“American Sniper” sparks nationwide controversy

Tamara Syed • January 26, 2015

The war drama "American Sniper" broke box office records and has sparked a heated debate about the Iraq war.

Vampire Weekend kills it at the Hollywood Bowl

Tamara Syed • October 2, 2013

A starlit backdrop and cool canyon breeze painted a surreal image for concert goers at the Hollywood Bowl on Saturday as Vampire Weekend lit up the sky for their Modern Vampires of the City tour. The...

Earl Sweatshirt – “Doris”

Tamara Syed • September 5, 2013

Arguably the most talented member of the mischievous tag team, Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All, 19-year-old Earl Sweatshirt’s label debut “Doris,” is a true testament to his resonating maturity...