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The student media organization of California State University Northridge

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The student media organization of California State University Northridge

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CSUN special education professor Ivor Weiner drums along to protest chants at the CFA rally in Long Beach. Nov 17, 2015. Photo Credit: Daniel Shin

Twitter reacts to CFA strike postponement

Julius Lasin • April 7, 2016

The California State University and California Faculty Association came to a tentative agreement on salary, which has postponed schedule strikes on all 23 CSU campuses on April 13-15 and April 18-19. CSU,...

Group rallies and carried picket signs

Strike prep stalled as negotiations continue

Ashley Grant • April 7, 2016
In a final effort to settle, the CFA and CSU have agreed to a final negotiation in regards to salary negotiation
A.S. President Jorge Reyes and A.S. Vice President speak to senators about the CSU task force financial model proposal.

A.S. senate elections scheduled on possible CFA strike days

Ashley Grant • March 31, 2016
A.S. holds a neutral position about the CFA and CSU negotiation and strike.
Pamela Thomason smiles for camera

First employee working to end sexual violence across 23 CSU’s

Kanako Miyazaki • March 29, 2016
The CSU systemwide Title IX officer is responsible for addressing issues of sexual assault on the campuses.
Supporters rally

Factfinding sides with CFA in faculty dispute, acknowledge tight funds

Eric Licas • March 28, 2016
Fact-finder report suggests how to achieve CFA request in salary negotiations with the CSU
Protester carries picket sign

Interactive timeline of CFA, CSU negotiations

Eric Licas • March 18, 2016
A chain of events led to the CFA's announcement of a potential strike
Crowd of people carry picket signs

Strike Talk—students asked, we answered

Daniel Robles • March 17, 2016
We asked the campus what was on their minds about the CFA and CSU topic.
The California Faculty Association and its supporters march through downtown Long Beach on Nov. 17, 2015 for better wages. Photo credit: Nicollette Ashtiani

Strike Impact Remains Uncertain

Eric Licas • March 10, 2016
CSU says campus will stay open if a strike happens despite faculty picket lines cancelled classes.
2013 File Photo / The Sundial

Associated Students discuss election kick-off, campus transportation improvement

Nicollette Ashtiani • February 23, 2016
A.S. plans for the upcoming Associated Student Election, CSU negotiation talks and possible public transportation improvements.
Regular tuition increases have been proposed for the upcoming years, according to CSU Assistant Vice Chancellor for Budget Ryan Storm. Signs held during the CFA informational picket on campus on Nov. 8, 2011. (Andres Aguila/ The Sundial)

CSU strike talks and possible tuition increase

Eric Licas • February 10, 2016
School will remain open regardless of CFA going on strike, and school tuition may increase according to the CSU
CSU Chancellor Dr. Timothy White during the Open Public Forum at Plaza Del Sol on Jan. 29. (Daisy Perez / The sundial)

Students, faculty challenge CSU Chancellor Timothy White at open forum

Edward Ruano • January 31, 2016
California State University Chancellor Timothy White held an open forum to address concerns students and faculty had regarding the university and the CSU system
CSUN Student Eduardo Estrada from the Students for a Quality Education waits to talk to a student about tuition costs. (Brandon Jauregui / The Sundial)

Students petition against possible tuition fee increase before public forum

Edward Ruano • January 29, 2016
Students for Quality Education started petition Thursday, in hopes to stop future plans of increasing tuition fees
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