Daily Sundial

The Latinx community has the power to swing an election

Donna Lugo • November 6, 2016

Latinos have the power, but lack motivation

CSU Campuses Receive $1.28 Million Grants to Improve College-Level Math Readiness

Cristina Pimentel • November 6, 2016

CSU campuses were awarded grants to ensure college-level readiness for high school seniors

Is Student Online Training Effective?

Joanna Bautista • November 5, 2016

Students react to new mandatory online training on sexual misconduct.

Mayor Garcetti visits CSUN to promote Measure M

Blaise Scemama • November 3, 2016

Mayor Eric Garcetti visits csun to talk about measure M which could affect Los Angeles resident for the next 40 years

CSUN waiting before making a decision on Prop 64

Han Byol Yi • November 3, 2016

The Chancellor's office will interpret how Proposition 64 will be applied on campus only once it's passed

Representatives from different political parties debate on healthcare reform

Harrison Katz • November 3, 2016

The Affordable Healthcare Act was the main topic of debate between representatives from the Democratic, Republican, Libertarian and Green Parties.

Multiple assaults reported at dorms

Samantha Gullikson • November 3, 2016

Three different incidents of sexual assault have been reported in the last month

The 2nd Annual Science, Race and Racism Conference combines science and art

Joanna Bautista • November 2, 2016

The second annual Science, Race and Racism Conference held on Wednesday incorporated art and science to inform students about overcoming racism in the biomedical field, according to Build Promoting Opportunities...

A conversation with Victor Lewis & Peggy McIntosh addresses white and male privilege

Meliss Arteaga • November 2, 2016

CSUN students came together to hear Victor Lewis and Peggy McIntosh discuss the topic of race and privilege.

Students find My L.A. 311 app convenient for local activities

Meliss Arteaga • November 1, 2016

App allows students to engage in their community and connect with their local government

Open House Stresses Knowledge For Africana Studies Week

Robert Spallone • November 1, 2016

African American student organizations gathered outside the campus Matador store to celebrate Africana Studies.

Crime Blotter for October 24-30

Samantha Gullikson • October 31, 2016

Monday, Oct. 24- An unsecured bicycle was stolen from outside UPA 15.- Two residents of UPA 3 were referred for drug-law violations.Tuesday, Oct. 25- An unknown suspect broke into a storage bin at the...