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

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Who is Cody Ko and why is he coming to CSUN?

Carolyn Burt, Managing Editor May 3, 2022
Cody Ko is set to be the guest speaker at CSUN’s Big Lecture.
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LA bakery brings a taste of the Philippines to Angelenos

Brandon Sarmiento, Assistant Culture Editor April 26, 2022

Sweet, flaky and oozing with flavor, hopia is a cake-like pastry that has baked itself into a fan favorite within the realm of Filipino cuisine. Similar to lumpia, a spring roll typically filled with pork...

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National Pan-Hellenic Council hosts first yard show in two years

Grace Da Rocha, Senior Arts & Entertainment Editor April 20, 2022

Decked in a variety of colors, from royal blue and gold to crimson and cream, Black CSUN students gathered in a circle with their respective groups. Calls, unique to each fraternity and sorority, were...

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Formula One races to become a popular sport in the US

Chris Constantine, Reporter April 19, 2022

Nightlife in downtown Long Beach is always lively, but this particular Saturday night at the Trademark Brewery was especially hectic. Dozens of auto racing fans wearing team jerseys crowded the brewery...

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CSUN alumna’s photography on display in Manzanita Gallery

Patrick Pamanian, Reporter April 14, 2022

With their costumes and makeup on, waiting for the curtains to draw, Amy Zapata and her four siblings were raring to perform for the sold-out crowd. A hat passed around the audience collecting tips from...

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Glenn Omatsu House provides community space for APIDA students

Brandon Sarmiento, Assistant Culture Editor April 12, 2022

CSUN’s Glenn Omatsu House reopened on March 7 after two years of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Asian American Studies Pathways Project is continuing its efforts of creating a communal space...

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Mariachi classes connect CSUN students to Mexican culture

Mariana Montaya, Reporter April 11, 2022

As the Latino student population continues to grow at CSUN, classes about Latin music and its roots continue to play an important role in connecting students to their cultural heritage. CSUN’s Department...

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The evolution of online dating

Patrick Pamanian, Reporter March 29, 2022

Meeting a significant other online has challenged more conventional methods of finding romantic partners over the last decade. Traditional ways of finding a partner have declined since World War II,...

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The rise of stress-free video games

Patrick Pamanian, Reporter March 15, 2022

The pastime of playing video games to quell the boredom many felt during lockdown has transformed into an effective way to relieve stress. Mandatory quarantines gave people the time to discover, or...

Matadors can get a 10% discount on tamales sold at Tamales House in Reseda, Calif., thanks to the Matadors Discounts program.

Have a CSUN student ID? You might be missing out on discounts at restaurants, online stores

Aaron Aguilera, Reporter May 5, 2021

More than 200 local restaurants, retail shops and online stores continue to offer CSUN students discounts, even though the program is not widely known or used. The Matador Discounts program is a resource...

This years Earth Day theme is  Restore our Earth.¨

5 songs to listen to in celebration of Earth Day

Belen Hernandez, Contributor April 22, 2021

Earth is our home and with climate change affecting our world people have started to take steps to help. Earth Day aims to raise awareness of global warming and climate change, as well as how important...

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Wondering what museums or art exhibits are open in Los Angeles? Here’s a guide.

Karine Reganyan, reporter April 21, 2021

As the daily number of COVID-19 cases begins to drop due to the increased distribution of the vaccine, museums, aquariums, galleries and botanical gardens are preparing to open their doors to the public...

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