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

Crime Blotter banner. This illustration depicts a pair of handcuffs with one of them open and unlocked. There is also a crushed can with its contents spilled out on the floor.

Crime Blotter for Dec. 1 to Dec. 7

Halie Cook December 8, 2015
Theft, hit-and-run crashes and drug-law violations are some of the crimes that occurred on campus over the past week.
Police Chief talks to students, faculty and staff about sexual assault prevention and action plans.

Safe Campus Act could take power away from universities

Halie Cook December 8, 2015
Proposed legislature could take the power of investigating sexual assault crimes out of the hands of colleges and universities and give it to local authorities.
Crime Blotter banner. This illustration depicts a pair of handcuffs with one of them open and unlocked. There is also a crushed can with its contents spilled out on the floor.

Crime Blotter for the Week of Nov. 23 to Nov. 29

Halie Cook November 30, 2015
Arrests, attempted robbery and vandalism are some of the crimes committed on the CSUN campus over the past week.
Crime Blotter banner. This illustration depicts a pair of handcuffs with one of them open and unlocked. There is also a crushed can with its contents spilled out on the floor.

Crime Blotter for Nov. 9 to Nov. 15

Halie Cook November 16, 2015
Sexual battery, assault and arrests are some of the crimes from the past week.
The Not Anymore logo. CSUN freshman, transfer and graduate students are all required to complete Not Anymore by Nov. 13 to register for classes in the Spring 2016 semester. Image courtesy of Barbara Wells, Campus Programs Director of Student Success and Nformd.

Final day to complete Not Anymore

Halie Cook November 13, 2015
Transfers, graduate and freshman students must complete Not Anymore by today, Nov. 13.
Crime Blotter banner. This illustration depicts a pair of handcuffs with one of them open and unlocked. There is also a crushed can with its contents spilled out on the floor.

Crime blotter for Nov. 2 to Nov. 9

Halie Cook November 6, 2015
Disturbing the peace, drug possession and theft are a few of the crimes which occurred on the CSUN campus over the past week.
Crime Blotter banner. This illustration depicts a pair of handcuffs with one of them open and unlocked. There is also a crushed can with its contents spilled out on the floor.

Crime Blotter from Oct. 26 to Nov. 1

Halie Cook November 2, 2015
A duck was stolen from the Orange Grove Pond and multiple acts of vandalism and theft occurred over the past week in crimes on campus.
Juan Pardo/The Sundial

CSUN classes with spooky themes

Halie Cook October 31, 2015
Do you ever wonder where your Halloween traditions originated?
Crime Blotter

Crime Blotter for the week of Oct. 19 through Oct. 25

Halie Cook October 27, 2015
Theft, vandalism and battery are just a few of the crimes committed on the CSUN campus over the past week.
Nathaniel Raymundo and Andrew Quijno hand out maps and punch cards during the event in Matador Square. Photo credit: Halie Cook

CSUN gets disaster prepared with a zombie scavenger hunt

Halie Cook October 20, 2015
Students roamed the CSUN campus on Tuesday to search for items to complete a disaster kit in a zombie-themed scavenger hunt.
Crime Blotter banner. This illustration depicts a pair of handcuffs with one of them open and unlocked. There is also a crushed can with its contents spilled out on the floor.

Crime Blotter for the week of Oct. 12 – Oct. 17

Halie Cook October 19, 2015
Theft, vandalism and threats were some of the crimes that took place over the past week.
Reported Cases of CSUN On-Campus Sexual Violence

New Clery Report shows climbing numbers for sexual violence crimes

Halie Cook October 13, 2015
CSUN recently released the newest Clery report and revealed a jump in sexual violence offenses over the course of 2014.
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