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

BIG SHOW

Big Show returns, in-person for Spring 2022

Grace Da Rocha, Senior Culture Editor February 11, 2022

Associated Students Productions announced on their Instagram earlier this week that Big Show will be returning for the spring semester. The event is set to take place on March 12 at 3 p.m. on the University...

Attendees walking about at the 818 Night Market in Mission Hills, Los Angeles, Calif. on July 10, 2021.

818 Night Market: Pandemic passion projects turned into local businesses

Trevor Morgan, Online Editor July 23, 2021

  At first glance, the 818 Night Market held in Mission Hills on July 10 seemed like any other pop-up event, flea market or swap-meet before the pandemic. It looked like anything you might expect...

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Playlist

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Playlist

Beatriz Barros Felice, Contributor May 31, 2021

In celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islanders Heritage Month, the Daily Sundial is highlighting five Asian American and Pacific Islander singers and music groups. Mitski Mitski is...

Theres no need to leave the car for entertainment this week with these drive-in events.

COVID-safe activities in Los Angeles: Drive-in edition

Evelin Robles, Reporter March 9, 2021

The Daily Sundial will be featuring events that will offer a range of fun activities that can be enjoyed stress-free. This week we’d like to focus on drive-in events since they have become a popular...

UPDATE: WandaVision Easter Eggs have been found

UPDATE: “WandaVision” Easter Eggs have been found

Stephanie Ramirez, reporter March 9, 2021

“WandaVision," Disney+’s new television series, has become one of the world’s most in-demand shows across multiple platforms. The sitcom-style series premiered on Jan. 15. As audiences dive into...

“Framing Britney Spears”: Bringing awareness to the #FreeBritney movement

Maria Medina, Reporter March 5, 2021

“Framing Britney Spears” is a brief, yet informative glimpse at Britney's troubles in the public eye. The nostalgic video clips throughout the film emphasize the shockingly misogynistic treatment of...

Theres no need to leave the car for entertainment this week with these drive-in events.

COVID-safe activities in L.A. : Stranger Things, Black Love and more

Karine Reganyan, reporter February 15, 2021

The Daily Sundial will be featuring both virtual and in-person events that will offer a range of fun activities that you can enjoy risk and stress-free. This week offers a variety of events including entertainment,...

While this valentines may be different than most, we hope you are able to celebrate love and joy with this playlist.

Valentine’s Day playlist featuring iconic Black artists

Jenna Wilson, Reporter February 12, 2021

This Valentine’s Day, the Daily Sundial is celebrating love and Black History Month with soulful ballads by iconic Black artists from Sam Cooke to H.E.R. Black R&B musicians have consistently blessed...

Review: “The Queen’s Gambit” keeps you hooked with their winning moves

Review: “The Queen’s Gambit” keeps you hooked with their winning moves

Preston Vanderslice, Reporter December 21, 2020

As a general sports lover, the dramatized sound of a swishing net, cracking bat, or smacking shoulder pads runs in my DNA. Thanks to Netflix’s “The Queen’s Gambit,” the sound of a king confidently...

After 62 years of operation, Skateland closes their doors for good after being closed for eight months.

San Fernando Valley favorite Skateland to close permanently, becoming a proposed homeless shelter

Michaella Huck, Culture Editor December 7, 2020

For over 60 years, Skateland has been a longtime attraction to San Fernando Valley residents. However, Los Angeles Councilman John Lee announced on Nov.16 that the owners of Skateland were looking to retire...

Sia criticized as ableist for controversial new film “Music”

Sia criticized as ableist for controversial new film “Music”

Camille Lehmann, Reporter December 7, 2020

  Sia, an Australian singer, released a trailer for her new film “Music, which is scheduled to come out February 2021. The trailer debuted on Nov. 19 depicts a girl with autism that cannot...

“The Trial of the Chicago 7” is all too similar to current events

“The Trial of the Chicago 7” is all too similar to current events

Preston Vanderslice, Reporter December 1, 2020

The parallels of past and present were already obvious when Aaron Sorkin began filming “The Trial of the Chicago 7” in the fall of 2019, but unless Sorkin is a full-blown clairvoyant, I don’t think...

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