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

Basketball Reasons keep Clippers as king of Los Angeles: Column

Basketball Reasons keep Clippers as king of Los Angeles: Column

Moises Ajanel December 5, 2014

“Basketball Reasons” is arguably the turning point for two Los Angeles franchises. One went from being a long-time NBA powerhouse, to a team whose current success hinders on how many games they...

Members of the CSUN chapter of the Black Student Union lie on the ground in protest of the killing of Michael Brown, who was shot by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson. On Nov. 24, a grand jury decided not to indict Wilson in the shooting of the unarmed teenager.

Students stage silent campus protest for Michael Brown

Moises Ajanel December 2, 2014

Despite Tuesday's heavy rains, students from the CSUN chapter of the Black Student Union staged a four-hour silent protest outside of Sierra Hall for Michael Brown, the 18-year-old unarmed black man...

Senior Cinnamon Lister goes airborne for her layup against Montana State during the Matadors game on Friday night. Lister scored 11 points for the Matadors in their 78-66 win over Montana. Photo Credit: Trevor Stamp/Senior Photographer

Women’s Basketball: CSUN defeats Montana State in Thanksgiving Basketball Classic

Moises Ajanel November 30, 2014

The Matadors continued to build on their hot start by defeating the Montana State Bobcats (78-66) in the second game of The Radisson Hotel Chatsworth Thanksgiving Basketball Classic at the Matadome...

Photo Courtesy of Tribune News Service

Student voices: reaction to Ferguson decision

Moises Ajanel November 25, 2014

“I support it (the court’s decision).” “I have a friend who’s an officer, and another friend who was in a similar situation where somebody held a gun to his partner’s head and [the cop]...

Coach Jason Flowers will be coaching the Matador womens basketball team for the next season making a total of five years coaching for the women. Flowers continues to build on the strong team by reflecting on past games and recruiting new players. Photo Credit: Araceli Castillo/ Photo Editor

Basketball Issue: Flowers creates family on and off the court

Moises Ajanel November 16, 2014

“Always family” is a constant reminder of the unity that comes from playing under head coach Jason Flowers. One can’t reference the CSUN women’s asketball team without the quote coming to mind. Flowers,...

Bike theft persists, shifts to north of campus

Moises Ajanel October 29, 2014

CSUN PD warns students to be highly vigilant of how they secure their bikes on campus, as the number of reported bike thefts this month approaches 10, and comes on the heels of four crime alerts and 19...

Joseph Tran, CSUN alumni, has followed his passion of performing arts through magic and social media. Tran graduated with a degree in theatre and multimedia production and says he credits his time at CSUN for accomplishing his goals. Courtesy: Josph Tran

CSUN alumni shares his passion for magic

Moises Ajanel October 22, 2014

Entertainers place themselves in the limelight with the objective of captivating the minds of audiences and garnering their support. What may seem like a simple task for a seasoned veteran like Joseph...

Through the first half of the season, the Matadors will rely on experience to defend a new Matadome floor, and they will take their games on the road against tough non-conference opponents. File Photo/ The Sundial

Athletics modernizes the CSUN brand

Moises Ajanel September 24, 2014

CSUN’s complete overhaul of the Matador logo, athletics uniforms, the Matadome and the perimeters surrounding the athletic fields took steps towards Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Brandon...

Richere Barbeau (left), 20, junior art major, gives information to Jasmine Santos, 19, freshman speech pathology major, during the Meet the Clubs event on Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2014 on Bayramian Lawn. Photo Credit: Alex Vejar/ The Sundial

Meet the Clubs Day places emphasis on student groups, organizations, services

Moises Ajanel September 2, 2014

    Politics, community services, hobbies and Greek life were just some of the nearly 200 clubs and organizations catering to several hundred students at Bayramian Lawn for Meet the...

New app lets CSUN students bypass lines for food, coffee

Moises Ajanel September 2, 2014

Tapingo, a mobile based ordering software application for college campuses, is finally available for CSUN students. The idea behind the application is to decrease congestion during rushes at on campus...

Illustration by Kristine Delicana/ Illustration Editor

You snooze you lose

Moises Ajanel August 27, 2014

The idea that an alarm clock could be your best friend sounds far-fetched. The everyday battle where students send off their guardian called snooze to fight off the enemy known as early mornings never...

Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, fails to kill the box office

Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, fails to kill the box office

Moises Ajanel August 26, 2014

Have you ever dated someone that was appealing to eye but dull to the mind? Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller bring those emotions to life in their awaited sequel, ‘Sin City: A Dame to Kill For.’ The...

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