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Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

Avengers: Age Of Ultron Packs A Punch

“Avengers: Age Of Ultron” Packs A Punch

Nicolette Hinojos May 4, 2015
The sequel to Marvel's "Avengers" franchise doesn't disappoint with action packed scenes, an in depth look at two of the Avengers and an unstoppable villain.
Sahar El-Ghali working on set with the main actors David A. Jørgensen and Joseph Barone.

A frequent showcase of sci-fi

Nicolette Hinojos May 4, 2015
"The Frequencies" combines elements of horror/ sci-fi with inspiration from real life
The Habesha Student Union and the African Student Organization collaborated to hold a candlelight vigil in front of the Matador Statue on Wednesday night. Photo credit: Nicolette Hinojos

Student clubs gather in solidarity for victims of racism, terrorism in Africa

Nicolette Hinojos April 23, 2015

Paying tribute to those who lost their lives in Kenya, Libya and South Africa, the Habesha Student Union and the African Student Organization collaborated to hold a vigil at CSUN Wednesday night. CSUN...

Record Store Day hits Los Angeles this Saturday

Record Store Day hits Los Angeles this Saturday

Nicolette Hinojos April 16, 2015
An international event that gives throwback and exclusive dibs to rare vinyls
From left, Conleth Hill as Lord Varys and Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister in Game of Thrones. (HBO)

Slow start for “Game of Thrones”

Nicolette Hinojos April 13, 2015
Season five premiere of "Game of Thrones" picks up where it left off
Dr. Luana Ross talked about the criminalization of Native Americans and their efforts to fight against the injustices that have happened to them during a lecture on March 23. Photo credit: Nicolette Hinojos

Criminalization of American Indians in the U.S. explored during lecture

Nicolette Hinojos March 23, 2015

Starting off by playing a traditional Native American "wake up" song, author and scholar, Dr. Luana Ross, spoke to CSUN students about treatment of American Indians in the past and present on Monday.Ross...

Daniel Lucks book Selma to Saigon tells of the affects of the Vietnam war on the civil rights movement of the 60s. Photo credit: Nicolette Hinojos

Lecture explores impact of Vietnam War on civil rights movement

Nicolette Hinojos March 19, 2015

Taking a new approach to lectures, Daniel S. Lucks spoke to CSUN students and staff on Thursday about the affects of the Vietnam war on the civil rights movement of the '60s. Lucks gave a brief history...

Holocaust survivor inspires with recollection of his journey

Nicolette Hinojos March 6, 2015

Recounting his experience during World War II as a German-Jew to CSUN students Friday, Dr. Henry Oster told his story of being deported from Cologne, Germany, through ghettos and camps and coming out a...

Attorney General Kamala D. Harris addresses a news conference on Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015, on the verdict in the cyber exploitation revenge porn trial in Los Angeles. where Kevin Bollaert was found guilty of six counts of extortion and 21 counts of identity theft. (Irfan Khan/Los Angeles Times/TNS)

Revenge pornographers feel blow of revised California law

Nicolette Hinojos March 4, 2015
A look at California's revenge porn law.

Panel examines academic freedom and imperialism in university systems

Nicolette Hinojos March 2, 2015

The role colonialism has on the education at universities in the US and whether academic freedom is really freedom at all was discussed by Dr. Steven Salaita and Dr. Piya Chaterjee at the Civil Discourse...

CSUN NAfME officers with their CMEA Collegiate NAfME Chapter Award at the CMEA Awards Gala on Friday February 20th, 2015 (left to right) Eric Cañas, Kelvin Flores, Andres Villanueva, Kelly McCarley, Kelly Brooks, Robin Gin, Aminata Touncara

CSUN music program and professor awarded at Cal All-State Music Education Conference

Nicolette Hinojos February 24, 2015

CSUN's National Association for Music Education chapter, along with one of their music professors, was recognized for their work in music education at the California All-State Music Education Conference...

Victor Champeau and Gina Pipito enjoy a nice warm evening at an open air table on a Wednesday night date. They are part of a changing dating scene where singles save weekends for buddies and bar-hopping and shift budding romance to weekday lunches and weeknight encounters. (Gary Porter/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel/MCT)

Five restaurants to try out for date night

Nicolette Hinojos February 3, 2015
Options to try out to swoon your valentine
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