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

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US Student organizations boycotting Israeli academic institutions

Hansook Oh February 26, 2014

California State University (CSU) Chancellor Timothy White made a statement in early January denouncing a controversial move by a major academic association to boycott academic partnerships and investments...

Illustration by Jae Kitinoja

The pleasure principle: why masturbation for women can be an act of feminism

Hansook Oh February 12, 2014

Valentines day encourages men to get their women things like diamonds, chocolates and flowers. But the best thing you can do for your female partner is to become cliterate. Cliteracy is a term coined...

Illustration by Jae Kitinoja

CSU will help students enroll in Covered CA as deadline approaches

Hansook Oh February 5, 2014

As the deadline for enrolling for healthcare is approaching, the Cal State University system is working to encourage students to sign up. As of Jan. 1 of this year, all American citizens are required...

Obamacare website malfunctions cause further confusion for Americans

Obamacare website malfunctions cause further confusion for Americans

Hansook Oh October 27, 2013

At a time of controversy and confusion surrounding “Obamacare” and the malfunctioning federal health care website, representatives from the CSU Health Insurance Education Project  (HIEP) will be...

Government shutdown is now a reality

Hansook Oh September 30, 2013

The 113th Congress caused a “shutdown” of most federal government agencies today due to its failure to complete the standard yearly process of funding the government for the coming fiscal year (FY). The...

CSU Health Insurance Education Project aims to teach students about healthcare reform, new California health insurance exchange

Hansook Oh September 17, 2013

<<< CORRECTION: The Chair of the Department of Health Sciences is Dr. Anita Slechta, not Dr. Bethany Rainisch. Dr. Slechta was interviewed for the story, not Dr. Rainisch. Over the three years...

Boxing club teaches boxing basics to students

Boxing club teaches boxing basics to students

Hansook Oh May 8, 2013

Jab. Jab. Cross. Bob. These combos are thrown furiously in the air as students warm up for the Matador Boxing team practice. Meeting since 2007 after being founded by former CSUN student and present...

Immigration reform bill to be reviewed by Senate Judiciary Committee

Immigration reform bill to be reviewed by Senate Judiciary Committee

Hansook Oh May 6, 2013

The Senate’s "Gang of Eight" will pass over their final draft of the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday. The gang,...

Obama proposes a raise for higher education funding

Obama proposes a raise for higher education funding

Hansook Oh April 30, 2013

In his education budget for fiscal year (FY) 2014-15, President Obama has requested almost $155 billion in federal student aid assistance, which includes certain higher education programs, a modest increase...

Emergency protocol requires updated contact information

Hansook Oh April 25, 2013

The CSUN Police Department provides emergency protocols on their website for students, faculty and staff, called the “Emergency Desk Reference.” It includes a recommended procedure for emergency situations...

A.S. awards organizations and discuss current Supreme Court cases

Hansook Oh March 29, 2013

The Associated Students approved several finance awards for student organizations as well as the Code on the A.S. Annual Recognition Banquet at their meeting Friday. A.S. awarded the Filipino American...

DOMA unlikely to stay in place

Hansook Oh March 28, 2013

The United States Supreme Court is likely to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) as unconstitutional, with an 80 percent probability according to analysts writing for SCOTUSblog. Five justices–Elena...

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