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The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

People answer questions on stage at VPAC

John Debney concert brings Disney magic to CSUN

Peter Felsch May 13, 2016
Jungle Book composer John Debney entertained a sold-out show at the VPAC Thursday May 12. Students of CSUN's music department composed original pieces leading up to Debney's performance.
Juan Garcia gives a speech in the Oviatt Library

Gender, sexuality discussed in lecture series “Sex in the Library”

Peter Felsch May 4, 2016

The lecture series "Sex in the Library: Policy, Power, and Privilege" discussing the issues surrounding gender identity and sexuality, was held in the Oviatt Library Tuesday afternoon in front of a group...

Logo of baseball player and marijuana

Cannabis kings—highest members in professional sports

Peter Felsch April 20, 2016
Even professional athletes dabble with marijuana, here is a list of the top five.
CSUN was able to get an easy win against UC San Diego on Feb. 19, 2016. None of the three sets were closer than eight points. (File Photo / David Hawkins / The Sundial)

ICYMI: CSUN falls to UC Irvine 0-3

Peter Felsch April 10, 2016
CSUN able to win against the Anteaters
Senior Sabrina Man-Son-Hing gets low to go after a point during a doubles match against UC Irvine. Photo credit by Michelle Reuter/ Daily Sundial

ICYMI: CSUN falls to UCSB

Peter Felsch April 3, 2016
The Matadors claimed the doubles point, but could not hold on to the singles.
Max Zeronian / File Photo

CSUN holds off George Mason behind strong pitching

Peter Felsch March 3, 2016
Another dominant pitching performance highlights CSUN's victory.
Elias Orona, sophomore outfielder, slides safely into home in the bottom of the fourth to give CSUN a two run lead, February 26, 2016. Orona batted one for four in Fridays game. (Max Zeronian/Sundial)

CSUN’s bats power Matadors past Northern Colorado

Peter Felsch February 27, 2016
Men's baseball had a strong complimentary pitching performances as well
Cheryl Spector, Director of First Year Experience, at her office in the Cielo Suit in Sierra Hall on July 27, 2013. (File photo/ The Sundial)

Faculty Senate discusses cheaper textbooks and student athlete GPA increase

Peter Felsch February 24, 2016
CSUN's faculty senate discussed affordable textbooks, CSUN athlete GPA increase and ran senate elections on Feb. 18.
CSUN will look to junior Aaron Parks to ignite the offense after falling to UC Irvine last week. (File Photo / David Hawkins / The Sundial)

CSUN looks to rebound against Hawaii

Peter Felsch February 18, 2016
Men's basketball looks to slow down a red-hot Hawaii team
Will and Jada Pinkett Smith are two of many celebrity endorsers of an Oscars boycott, due to lack of diversity in the nominations. (Steve Granitz/WireImages/Getty Images)

Oscar nominees respond to lack of diversity

Peter Felsch February 17, 2016
For the second year in a row, the Academy of Arts and Sciences has failed to nominate people of color in major categories. Policy reforms seem long overdue, and many celebrities are choosing to boycott the event altogether.
Senior forward Tre Hale-Edmerson closed out his career in the top 10 in blocks, assists, steals and rebounds in CSUN history. (File Photo / Patricia Perdomo / The Sundial)

CSUN searches for second straight win against Long Beach State

Peter Felsch February 5, 2016
After an encouraging home win, the Matadors will look to upset the 49ers on the road
Errors cost the Matadors as they fell to the No. UCLA Bruins on Saturday. (File Photo / The Sundial)

CSUN Men’s Volleyball comes up short against top ranked UCLA

Peter Felsch February 2, 2016
Errors eventually doomed the Matadors against the Bruins.
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