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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

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OPINION: The “Short N’ Sweet” tour is for adults, leave the kids at home

Emily Maciel, Contributor December 9, 2024

Pop star sensation Sabrina Carpenter has just completed the United States leg of her tour after releasing her latest album, “Short N’ Sweet.” Many were highly satisfied with the performances, but...

“Dialogues of The Carmelites” presented by CSUN Theatre Department on Nov 22.

CSUN Theatre delivers “Dialogues of the Carmelites,” a powerful Opera about Faith and Sacrifice

Nylah Quijano, Culture Reporter December 7, 2024

The CSUN Theatre Department performed their interpretation of Dialogues of the Carmelites from Nov. 21 to 24 in the Campus Theatre located in Nordhoff Hall. As the audience took their seats, they were...

CSUN students attempting to set high scores on the new pinball machines in the USU Games Room on November 26, 2024.

Flippers and Fun Mixer: The Power of Pinball at CSUN

Nyan Gavino, Reporter December 2, 2024

The University Student Union Games Room hosts a variety of consoles, PC’s and games that students can enjoy in between classes. Throughout November, the room introduced two new additions to play...

Cam Flog Gnaw 2024 Festival Grounds

Chromakopia Album Review and Camp Flog Gnaw 2024

Devin Huynh and LAUREN KOSICH December 2, 2024

Tens of thousands of people gathered outside the gates of the Dodger Stadium as security and staff frantically acted to maintain an organized crowd. Instead, this was an event curated by Los Angeles-based...

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 title screen. Captured on PS5.

Review: Call of Duty Black Ops 6 brings the fun back to the casual gamer

Gabriel Duarte, Sports Editor November 16, 2024

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is a breath of fresh air to fans of the beloved Call of Duty franchise, bringing back familiar faces, new gameplay mechanics and a thrilling story. The game is the latest entry...

Like A Dragon: Yakuza review—A mixed bag and distorted dragon

Like A Dragon: Yakuza review—A mixed bag and distorted dragon

Nyan Gavino, Reporter November 13, 2024

Amazon Prime Video’s Like A Dragon: Yakuza may share a title with the popular video game series, but the adaption feels unfamiliar to its namesake. Through the six episodes that this action-crime drama...

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Sparking! Zero Review: What-If stories with explosive fights and challenges

Kevin Zuniga, Reporter November 12, 2024

Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero is the newest addition to the long line of Dragon Ball fighting games. From signature techniques, transformations and the addition of over 180 characters, Sparking! Zero provides...

Silent Hill 2 Protagonist, James Sunderland, looking at himself in a mirror, existentially pondering his arrival at Silent Hill. Captured on PS5.

Review: Silent Hill 2’s Remake Revives the Franchise with a Stellar Reimagining

Jesse Illanes, Culture Editor November 4, 2024

“In my restless dreams, I see that town. Silent Hill.” - Mary Shepard-Sunderland. The remake 2024 of Silent Hill 2 by Polish developer Bloober Team, has surpassed expectations and created a faithful,...

CSUN Theatre's second production, "Guarded" was hosted in the Little Theatre in Nordhoff Hall on Oct. 16-19.

CSUN Theater Production, ‘Guarded.’ Blends humor and Heartache

Nylah Quijano, Culture Reporter October 28, 2024

The CSUN Theater Department hosted their interpretation of “Guarded” from Oct. 16 to 19 in the Little Theater located in Nordhoff Hall. During the Oct. 17 performance, the audience was transported...

Photo courtesy of Acasola.

CSUN’s ‘A Cappella’ Group, Acasola unites voices and cultivates leaders

Teagan Davidge, Assistant Social Media Editor October 24, 2024

Acasola, a student-run a cappella group at CSUN, has established three pillars: family, music and leadership. Club President Gianfranco Montelione says these values bring members together and shape the...

Sandra O’Neill speaking with students.

Two-Time Emmy award-winning Journalist, Sandra O’Neill, inspires students during presentation

Yulissa Garcia, Reporter October 22, 2024

In Latino culture, parents often immigrate, leaving their children with relatives in their home countries such as Mexico and El Salvador, to make the dangerous journey across the border in search of a...

Conductor, John Roscigno, leading the orchestra

Art and Music Collide at the CSUN Symphony Orchestra performing ‘The Planets’

Shirin Al-Baghdadi, Contributor October 21, 2024

In a collaborative effort with conductor John Roscingo, the CSUN Symphony Orchestra worked alongside various departments including choir, photography, video, art, and more, to create a performance that...

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