For our last issue of the academic year, we as a staff have decided to look back and reflect on all that has transpired in the pages of the newspaper and try to capture some of the most important moments....

When people ask what genre of music you listen to, the standard response is often, “anything, but country music.” While my music tastes can be described as eclectic, country fails to make an appearance....

Many of you probably picked up today’s paper expecting to read the next topic in our weekly sex column. I fear many of you will be disappointed. Instead, I feel this is a more appropriate response...

About a year ago, Eric G. Forbes sat in the second car of a Metrolink train looking through a window as another train headed toward him. “I could see the train coming, had fewer than five seconds...

The ambulance lights die down, the wreckage is cleaned up and eventually the story moves its way from the front page to the back. But for the victims of the Metrolink accident, moving on is not...

With the onslaught of news this summer dealing with the budget crisis, it was a somber gathering at the annual convocation address to faculty and staff on Aug. 20. President Jolene Koester spoke of...

It has recently been brought to our attention that two unidentified men claiming to be Daily Sundial sales representatives, have been attempting to sell fake subscriptions and/or solicit donations. None...

' Current Associated Students (A.S.) President Miguel Segura fired four A.S. senators last week. The positions included director of visibility, director of political awareness, director of finance and the assistant director of finance.

Michelle Obama has added an undeniable new energy into the evolving debate of feminism, motherhood and the traditional ideals of womanhood that still dominate our society's consciousness.' This is a rather predictable debate that has manifested itself in a variety of ways.

Driving down Ventura Boulevard looking for a place to eat can be difficult. Not because of the lack of dining options, but for the exact opposite dilemma. Restaurants, cafes and coffee shops crowd the popular street.

Not too long ago I was driving on the freeway with a close male friend in the passenger's seat.' The conversation inevitably turned to politics and the recent election, which then quickly morphed into an argument about Hillary Clinton.

When she began teaching in the College of Engineering and Computer science at CSUN some 33 years ago, Dr. Bonita J. Campbell was the only female faculty member.