Daily Sundial

Documentary informs students about the harsh realities of crossing the border

Natalie Jimenez • April 26, 2016

CAUSA presented the documentary, Which Way Home, in hopes to inform them of the real life situations migrants face on a daily basis as they attempt to make their was into the United States.

Latino educators work toward being recognized

Natalie Jimenez • April 19, 2016

MAESTRO will hold an award ceremony in May to commemorate individuals who have who made a contribution within the math, science and Spanish fields.

Honduran activist, Latino community share experiences at open night mic

Natalie Jimenez • April 1, 2016

CAUSA and MEChA come together to host an open mic night in hopes to bring students together by sharing personal, community and family experiences.

Guatemalan-based documentary informs students about female violence

Natalie Jimenez • March 11, 2016

CAUSA held a screening of the documentary Justice For My Sister to inform students about the violence and injustices women in Guatemala face.

Jose Montoya’s drawings portray the life of Chicanos

Natalie Jimenez • February 23, 2016

In honor of Chicano artist Jose Montoya's lifetime work, the Fowler Museum has opened an exhibition to display nearly 2,000 of the artist's art pieces.

CSUN to increase Latino professoriates in the humanities

Natalie Jimenez • February 16, 2016

CSUN has been chosen to participate in a program to increase the amount of Latino professoriates in the humanities