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
Museum intern, Amelia Castaneda, 27, looks at a photograph at the Museum of Social Justice for the Civil Rights Movement L.A. Exhibition on October 17. Photo Credit: Pablo Estrada

Civil Rights Movement Exhibition Opens in Los Angeles

Pilar De Haro • October 30, 2015
A new exhibition about the Civil Rights Movement opened on Oct. 17 in downtown and will run through the rest of the year.
A Dia de los Muertos

Facts to know about Dia de los Muertos

Pilar De Haro • October 26, 2015
Find out what you should know about Dia de los Muertos
Students walking to their dorms at CSUN. Photo credit: File Photo/The Sundial

5 years of reported sexual assaults at CSUN

Pilar De Haro • October 20, 2015
A breakdown of the 26 sexual assaults that occurred on campus over the course of the last five years
A finished sope topped with meat, lettuce, tomatoes and sour cream.

Recipes for Dia de los Muertos

Pilar De Haro • October 11, 2015
Recipes to try for Dia de los Muertos
Chart labeled: "The Number of Imprisoned 18-34 Year Olds in 2014"

The highest imprisonment rates in the world

Pilar De Haro • October 6, 2015
A look at the most recent numbers of imprison rates of 2014.
Graphs that reads, "CSUN Women in Computer Science"

The gender gap in code

Pilar De Haro • September 22, 2015
The gender ratio in computer science classes reflect the work force in technological occupations.
CSUN police officers tell Diego Massimo (left) that his group "Stop Mass Incarceration," needs a permit to distribute literature on campus. Photo credit: Leni Maiai

Group against police brutality warned for permit-less distribution of fliers at CSUN

Pilar De Haro • September 18, 2015
The LA-based advocacy group objected after they were told that official permits were required to distribute literature on the CSUN campus.
CSUN student, Natalie Cristales, uses the new scooter around campus. Photo credit: Pilar De Haro

Tech Tuesday: ‘Hover-boards’

Pilar De Haro • September 9, 2015
Cruising two-wheeled 'hover-boards' are new form of campus travel.
Medieval English texts like this are now easier to analyze thanks to CSUN English Professor Scott Kleinman's software program Lykos, which he created himself. Kleinman believes learning digital skills like coding gives students an edge in the workplace. Photo credit: Pilar De Haro

The emergence of coding in English classes at CSUN

Pilar De Haro • August 29, 2015
English Professor Scott Kleinman is integrating a literary class with computer science skills.
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