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

COVID-19 curve of cumulative cases in Los Angeles County as of Nov. 12.

COVID-19 Update: Hospitizations on the rise, 2/3 of ICU beds still available in L.A. County

Sloane Bozzi, News Editor November 12, 2020

Los Angeles County has the highest number of cumulative cases in the United States, while multiple other counties in California see a rise in the number of cases per capita. The Centers for Disease...

Veterans and allies gathered during CSUN Veterans Resource Centers Veterans Talk Current Events to discuss how COVID-19 and the elections have affected them.

Veteran’s Resource Center event explores COVID-19, election impact on U.S. veterans

Sloane Bozzi, News Editor November 11, 2020

The CSUN Veterans Resource Center hosted a virtual discussion called “Veterans Talk Current Events” where veteran students and faculty had a candid conversation about complex topics on Tuesday. The...

Natalie Nakata does a flip at Magnitude Cheer in Northridge, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2020.

Business as (un)usual: Synchronizing to the beat with Magnitude Cheer

Samantha Bravo and Sonia Gurrola November 11, 2020

Canopies have been a staple for businesses to be able to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic, including Magnitude Cheer who had to move its athletic classes outdoors, and deal with social distancing...

CSUN Human Resources has received and approved 106 early exit applications as of Nov. 10.

CSUN offers employees early retirement, buyouts in a bid to tackle $33-million budget cut

Trevor Morgan, Contributor November 10, 2020

CSUN has offered its staff and faculty early retirement and severage packages in an effort to stave off massive financial losses and potential layoffs caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Employee Early...

COVID-19 curve of cumulative cases in Los Angeles County as of Nov. 5.

COVID-19 Update: USC survey reveals increase in social gatherings, points to rising case rate

Sloane Bozzi, News Editor November 5, 2020

Los Angeles County has the highest number of cumulative cases in the United States, while multiple other counties in California see a rise in the number of cases per capita. The Centers for Disease...

COVID-19 curve of cumulative cases in Los Angeles County as of Oct. 29.

COVID-19 Update: Lakers Championship celebration might have caused spike in COVID-19 cases, says health officials

Emily Holshouser, Assistant News Editor October 29, 2020

Los Angeles County has the highest number of cumulative cases in the United States, while multiple other counties in California see a rise in the number of cases per capita. The Centers for Disease...

The University Corporation board of directors meeting held via zoom on Oct. 19.

The University Corporation avoided projected deficit through cuts, Chartwells Higher Education group to rebrand CSUN dining

Shannon Carter, Assistant News Editor October 26, 2020

The University Corporation held its triannual board of directors meeting on Oct. 19. The meeting addressed the unsteady budget and provided a formal introduction to the new campus dining programs. TUC...

COVID-19 curve of cumulative cases in Los Angeles County as of Oct. 22.

COVID-19 Update: Mortality rate decreasing among Latino and Black communities

Sloane Bozzi, News Editor October 23, 2020

Los Angeles County has the highest number of cumulative cases in the United States, while multiple other counties in California see a rise in the number of cases per capita. The Centers for Disease...

Graduating CSUN students still have to pay the associated fees, even though in-person commencement ceremonies have been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Graduating CSUN students continue to pay graduation fee despite cancellation of in-person commencement ceremonies

Shannon Carter and Jazmin Navarrete October 22, 2020

As CSUN continues to follow social distancing guidelines, there has been a noticeable impact on the university’s programs. One of the altered programs in light of the pandemic includes the cancellation...

The mural inside Waffle Love located in Northridge, Calif., on Monday, Oct. 14, 2020.

Business as (un)usual: Waffle Love

Gevork Apikyan, Reporter October 19, 2020

Like all other small businesses, Waffle Love, located on Reseda Boulevard, has been at a constant battle with COVID-19. Boyd Bell, the franchise owner, considers himself very lucky to have been self-employed...

COVID-19 curve of cumulative cases in Los Angeles County as of Oct. 15.

COVID-19 Update: State and Los Angeles County guidelines permit small gatherings

Sloane Bozzi, News Editor October 15, 2020

Los Angeles County has the highest number of cumulative cases in the United States, while multiple other counties in California see a rise in the number of cases per capita. The Centers for Disease...

Rosangela Lunsford, left, attempts a deadlift while Evina Del Pizzo, the co-owner of Strong House Training, coaches her about proper deadlifting form during a private training session in the back parking lot of the training facility in Chatsworth, Calif., on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2020.

Business as (un)usual: Strong House Training

Chris Torres, Photo Editor October 13, 2020

Wedged in the corner of a popular Chatsworth strip mall at the intersection of Lassen Street and Topanga Canyon Boulevard is Strong House Training — a gym which has a spacious interior with pull up bars,...

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