The Sundial

Trans* Day of Remembrance vigil honors lives lost to anti-trans violence

Beatriz Barros Felice, Contributor | November 24, 2020

In the past year, one out of 10 transgender were attacked for being trans. Due to these unfortunate events, CSUN Pride Center decided to offer a meeting...

Photo series: Life goes on despite empty campus

Chris Torres, Photo Editor

November 24, 2020

With the semester coming to a close and most classes being online, CSUN students have been deprived of on-campus learning and peer interaction. However, there is still a community presence on campus. CSUN’s...

Young voter turnout was record-breaking in the 2020 general election. Here’s why.

Logan Bik, Editor in Chief

November 24, 2020

Young voter turnout was record-breaking in the 2020 general election. Here’s why. With a completed ballot in hand, Leslie Aguirre, a 21-year-old CSUN political science major and political activist,...

CSUN to return to fully-online instruction after Thanksgiving recess

Sloane Bozzi, News Editor

November 24, 2020

Class instruction at CSUN will pivot to a fully-online structure on Nov. 30 through the end of the fall semester, President Dianne F. Harrison announced on Tuesday. The campus has been following a hybrid...

CSU Employees Union fights against layoffs

Shannon Carter, Assistant News Editor

November 23, 2020

At the September and October CSU Board of Trustees meetings, a virtual protest occurred, as CSU staff, faculty, and union representatives took over the public forum to express their opposition to the recent...

AS legislative referral to increase transparency on student housing

Jazmin Navarrete, Reporter

November 20, 2020

As a resident of student housing, Isabella O’Brien was concerned and confused about the 3% rent increase she saw year after year. It inspired her to get involved in student leadership and run for senator...

Business as (un)usual: The Valley Hive

Natalie Miranda, Assistant Culture Editor

November 20, 2020

A 10-year-old boy came to The Valley Hive with his mother to confront what he feared most – bees. As the child extended his arms to grip a frame full of bees from Keith Roberts’ hands, Roberts could...

COVID-19 Update: ‘Limited’ stay-at-home order begins on Saturday for L.A. County

Sloane Bozzi, News Editor

November 19, 2020

Los Angeles County has the highest number of cumulative cases in the United States, while multiple other counties in California see a rise in the number of cases per capita. The Centers for Disease...

Big West’s new hire, partnership could help improve conference’s branding

Brandon Darmiento, Reporter

November 18, 2020

The Big West Conference announced the hiring of Tom Davis as the new associate commissioner of external relations and chief marketing officer earlier this month. The hiring of Davis presents an opportunity...