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Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

Students for Justice in Palestine sign that was placed in front of Sierra Hall during the “People’s University for Gaza” event in May 2024.

CSU Chancellor’s Office directive sparks concern about student and faculty freedoms

Teagan Davidge, Reporter September 13, 2024

At the end of last month, the California State University Chancellor’s Office implemented a Systemwide Time, Place and Manner Interim Policy that outlines prohibited activities on CSU campuses. This...

The Oasis Wellness Center at Cal State University, Northridge provides a range of wellness services and programs aimed at supporting student health and well-being.

Yoga practices can help students manage stress and enhance well-being

Star Eisenberg September 12, 2024

College life is often depicted as a time of exhilarating independence and growth, but it also brings significant stress and anxiety for many students. The transition to college can be overwhelming,...

Veterans Resource Center Remembers 9/11

Veterans Resource Center Remembers 9/11

Pamela Garcia, Managing Editor September 12, 2024

The Veterans Resource Center held a 9/11 memorial on the Library Lawn from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., remembering the lives lost during the terror attacks and honoring first responders who served on Sept. 11. Students...

President’s Picnic

Teagan Davidge September 12, 2024

CSUN’s Office of the President greeted students with the annual President’s Picnic following President Erika D. Beck’s welcome address. Each fall, faculty and staff volunteer to serve as hosts to...

Students scream as the "Sea Dragon" boat ride catches momentum and sends its riders into the air on Sept. 8, 2023, in Northridge, Calif. The ride saw a non-stop line lasting until midnight.

USU to host Matador Nights

Chelsea Corry, Reporter September 11, 2024

The University Student Union will host their annual Matador Nights event on Friday, Sept. 13 with an ‘80s theme. The event is free for all students to attend. Students can look forward to several...

How To Stay Safe at Parties

How To Stay Safe at Parties

Quinn Alexander, Editor in Chief August 30, 2024

Beginning of the year parties, rush week and kickbacks are around the corner, and although CSUN is a smoke free campus, most students may eventually come into contact with drugs and alcohol, so we’ve...

Alyssa Avila (left) and Luther Whyde (right) tabling for DISRUPT at a campus event. (Photo courtesy of DISRUPT)

Introducing DISRUPT: Advocating for Inclusion and Social Justice at CSUN

Alyssa Alvarez, Campus Desk Editor August 27, 2024

While brainstorming ways to complete community service hours, DISRUPT founder and CSUN alumna Alyssa Avila learned that disability advocacy clubs were being formed on other college campuses, and decided...

Crosses circling a fountain in Uvalde's town square, honoring the victims of the shooting.

The Mental Health Pandemic in Texas

On a sunny and windy morning in Uvalde, sun beams illuminate crosses surrounding a water fountain in the middle of the town’s central plaza. Some of the crosses have been knocked down by the strong winds...

Pastor Meyers hugs Nikki Cross, mother of Uziyah Garcia.

A Club No One Wants To Be A Part Of

Elle Laur, Reporter June 27, 2024

Grief strikes at the most unexpected times. Never wished for, grief never goes away. Twenty-one families and dozens more community members in Uvalde, Texas, were forever changed on May 24, 2022, when...

Outside the Uvalde Police Department.

Fragments of Failed Policing in Uvalde

Jaz Mendez, Managing Editor June 27, 2024

The Uvalde Police Department has been on the lookout for new hires in recent months. Near the men’s bathroom is a locked entrance for duty dispatchers and command staff. A hand-written poster displays...

Los Angeles residents watch a video presented by Los Angeles Civil Rights for Juneteenth "Black Experience Study" event.

Africana Studies Department Unveils ‘Black Experience Study’ Results

Quinn Alexander, Editor In Chief June 23, 2024

The crowd did not appear shocked by the survey results shared at the Los Angeles Civil Rights’ “Black Experience Study” event; rather, the All Peoples Community Center remained fairly quiet, for...

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