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

Former A.S. director, Misak Sevlian, confronts president at senate meeting

Kristopher A. Fortin August 25, 2009

The Associated Students (A.S.) president refused yesterday to respond to a former assistant director’s inquiry at the A.S. senate meeting to the reason why he was terminated from his post. Misak...

The desert is revealed through the CSUN art gallery

Kristopher A. Fortin August 24, 2009

The desert has been a transformative place for civilizations, prophets, and even musicians. “Arid Eden,” the new art exhibit at the CSUN main gallery that opened yesterday, shows how places...

Public vs. Private institutions

Kristopher A. Fortin August 24, 2009

The choice between public and private education is always considered when researching the best colleges and universities. California State University students have been sold on the idea that one can receive...

Fashion students flaunt their finest

Kristopher A. Fortin April 26, 2009

The new crop of CSUN's fashion designers sent their work down the runway at Thursday's TRENDS fashion show, 'The World is Your Runway.'

Unstable job market, preliminary exams lead to a drop in enrollment

Kristopher A. Fortin April 15, 2009

The College of Education's enrollment dropped 113 students in the 2008-2009 school- year from its peak two years ago, and will continue to drop in the coming years.

The evolution of the great Darwin debate

Kristopher A. Fortin February 8, 2009

Charles Darwin's 150-year-old theory of evolution and his discussion of natural selection, as explained in his book 'The Origin of Species,' have contributed monumentally to science.

Students to present study to NSA

Kristopher A. Fortin February 1, 2009

They met in the basement of the Oviatt Library, room 316, sat around confidential documents and reported their findings to a faceless representative from the National Security Agency via web cam.

Student and ranking officer doubles as care facilitator at Veterans Affairs hospital

Kristopher A. Fortin November 10, 2008

First Lieutenant Leah McGowan said that she didn't have much of a choice whether or not to go into the military.

Safety concerns change routine at Matador Nights

Kristopher A. Fortin October 29, 2008

New safety measures are in place for Matador Nights Halloween on Friday in response to safety concerns from the previous Matador Nights event in September. Attendance is now limited to CSUN students only and a new security contractor is in place for the evening.

A.S. allocates $41,000 to help boost voter turnout

Kristopher A. Fortin September 24, 2008

Carla Benegas, sophomore business and marketing major, has no idea what Associated Students is or what it offers.

Community mourns Metrolink crash victims at memorial

Kristopher A. Fortin September 21, 2008

In the distance, Alexis, broke down in tears in front of a fireman at the memorial for the Metrolink crash victims in Chatworth. She said that she knew him and that he was one of the first people at the scene of the Metrolink accident in Chatsworth.

Retail investment fails community

Kristopher A. Fortin February 1, 2008
The Chesterfield Square in South Los Angeles has done little to raise housing value and sales, reduce crime and stimulate job growth since it opened in 2001, stated a study published by a CSUN professor in December. John Sides, CSUN history professor and research coordinator, detailed crime rates, housing value, home sales and job stimulation in five zip codes surrounding the Chesterfield Square from 1996 to 2006 in a 46-page document.
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