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

Protestors and police face-off on First Street at nearly 5:00 a.m. Monday. Polie promise they would not make arrests inside the camp, requesting protestors clear the streets. Photo Credit: Ken Scarboro / Editor in chief

Occupy L.A. still standing for now

Ashley Soley-Cerro November 29, 2011

Despite an eviction deadline of Monday at 12:01 a.m., Occupy L.A.’s encampment on City Hall lawn is still standing. The protesters, who have occupied the lawn for almost two months, filed a court...

Scholarship for an active-duty veteran named after CSUN alumnus

Ashley Soley-Cerro November 18, 2011

CSUN’s veterans will get some love from the university in the form of a scholarship, the Mike Mahony Marine Corps Veteran’s Scholarship Fund, named in honor after the late Marine Corps veteran. “We...

Fraternity hopes to help the hungry during Watermelon Bust

Ashley Soley-Cerro November 12, 2011

Lambda Chi Alpha will host their first philanthropy event in 10 years, Watermelon Bust Sunday from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m near campus. Six sororities have been invited to participate in four to five competitions,...

Mario Castillo stands with a red cap and blue gown to celebrate the passing of AB 131 with fellow interns at the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles on September 2, 2011. The California Dream Act was signed into law Saturday by Gov. Jerry Brown. Simon Gambaryan / Daily Sundial

Gov. Brown signs second part of California Dream Act

Ashley Soley-Cerro October 9, 2011

Undocumented students are now eligible for state financial aid to attend public universities and community colleges, after Gov. Brown signed the second part of the Dream Act Saturday.The Development,...

Published students honored at Wings and New Voices ceremony

Ashley Soley-Cerro September 26, 2011

Family and faculty came together Friday to honor English students published in Wings and New Voices at the USU Grand Salon. “Learning how to write and write well is essential to your future,” President...

Former CSUN basketball player Joseph Frazier in ICU after hit-and-run

Ashley Soley-Cerro September 25, 2011

Sept. 25 Joseph had surgery to reduce pressure on his brain, Friday. Besides increasing involuntary movements, his condition has not changed and he remains in a coma, said James Frazier, Joseph's father. A...

Arraignment delayed for former CSUN student accused of burglarizing dorms

Ashley Soley-Cerro September 13, 2011

The arraignment for former CSUN student accused of burglarizing 22 dorms between October 2010 and April 2011 has been postponed until Oct. 17 at his lawyer’s request. Christian Hunter-Sheppard, 20,...

State assembly passes second part of the California Dream Act

Ashley Soley-Cerro September 2, 2011

The state Assembly passed the second part of the California Dream Act today. Assembly Bill 131, cleared the lower house, with a 45-27 vote. Gov. Brown signed the first past of the act in July, allowing...

Joyce’s Coffee Shop provides cheap breakfast food for those on a tight budget

Ashley Soley-Cerro May 12, 2011

Eating on a budget is important to most college students, and Joyce’s Coffee Shop makes it easy. While the busy city bustles around CSUN, Joyce’s provides Northridge with a small neighborhood feel,...

Chatsworth theater premieres San Fernando Valley’s largest movie screen

Ashley Soley-Cerro May 12, 2011

Chatsworth’s Winnetka 21 Theater recently premiered the largest movie screen in the San Fernando Valley. Audiences could experience the largest movie screen in the Valley for the first time midnight...

Multi-tasking music major kickstarts his career

Ashley Soley-Cerro May 12, 2011

Senior Joseph Field, 24, knows how to keep busy. He is in five bands, and about to take on a new challenge, turning his passion into a profitable career. Field learned how to play the trombone at the...

What is the appropriate punishment for cyberbullying?

Ashley Soley-Cerro May 11, 2011

Nearly eight months ago, Rutgers University student Tyler Clementi posted a message on Facebook announcing his intention to commit suicide. “Jumping off the gw (George Washington) bridge sorry,” he...

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