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

New transit station proves imperative for some students

New transit station proves imperative for some students

Christina Cocca November 14, 2012

View Transit Station Map in a larger map CSUN has made a conscious effort to make commuting to the university easier with its new transit station. The CSUN transit station began operating in June 2012...

War veterans share insight and memories with students

Christina Cocca November 9, 2012

A gallery exhibition of student research and panel of War on Terror veterans commenced Thursday in honor of the 50th anniversary of the film “Lawrence of Arabia.” Five veterans shared their reactions...

Congressman Brad Sherman celebrates victory

Congressman Brad Sherman celebrates victory

Christina Cocca November 7, 2012

Story by Carly Gillis and Stefani De Leon Tzic Democratic Congressman Brad Sherman led Democratic Congressman Howard Berman by 19 percent with 10 percent of precincts reported early this morning. Dense...

Phenomenal women honored for human rights and women’s activism

Phenomenal women honored for human rights and women’s activism

Christina Cocca November 4, 2012

  The 10th biennial Phenomenal Woman Reception and Awards Fundraiser celebrated women who have made local and worldwide contributions to women’s equality Saturday. The event, held in the...

Speaker aims to educate students and faculty on the importance of remaining peaceful

Speaker aims to educate students and faculty on the importance of remaining peaceful

Christina Cocca October 29, 2012

Mustafa Akyol shared his ideas of Islam’s strengths and challenges and solutions on how to deal with those challenges and move toward worldwide acceptance with CSUN students and faculty Monday. Akyol,...

CSUNs Acasola hosts Lost Sols Halloween party

CSUN’s Acasola hosts “Lost Sols” Halloween party

Christina Cocca October 28, 2012

CSUN’s first coed a cappella group, Acasola, had its fifth annual Halloween concert Saturday. The Lost Sols concert took place at The Acasola House and featured performances by Acasola, as well as...

Acasola hosts ‘Lost Sols’ Halloween party

Christina Cocca October 28, 2012

CSUN’s first coed a cappella group, Acasola, had its fifth annual Halloween concert Saturday. The Lost Sols concert took place at The Acasola House and featured performances by Acasola, as well as...

CSUN celebrates is 12th annual Big Show

CSUN celebrates is 12th annual Big Show

Christina Cocca October 21, 2012

Story by Casey Delich CSUN was the place to be Saturday night for concertgoers, combining an eclectic mix of popular music and artists to create Big Show, CSUN’s once a year concert for students. Noelle...

CSU faculty receive email urging discretion on political talk

Christina Cocca October 21, 2012

An email sent from CSUN Provost Harry Hellenbrand urged faculty to refrain from using class time to discuss political matters. The email sent on Sept. 26 said former CSU Chancellor Charles Reed asked...

Obama and Romney duke it out: town hall style

Christina Cocca October 16, 2012

President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney met for their second debate Tuesday at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y., to answer directly to voters. Candy Crowley, CNN’s chief political correspondent,...

Controversial “gay conversion therapy” banned by Brown still causing dispute from supporter groups

Christina Cocca October 16, 2012

California will be the first state to outlaw a controversial form of psychotherapy that aims to convert minors from homosexuals to heterosexuals on Jan. 1, 2013. Gov. Jerry Brown signed a ban on...

Proposition 38 taxes to fund K-12

Christina Cocca October 15, 2012

A new tax measure may raise personal income taxes for most Californians in order to fund K-12 schools, dependent on the outcome of the Nov. 6 election. Proposition 38 will increase state personal income...

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