Daily Sundial

Student reports on-campus rape over weekend

Halie Cook • October 13, 2015

Another on-campus rape was reported over the weekend

EOP gives recognition to trailblazing students from 1968

Edemy Rodriguez • October 1, 2015

A plaque honoring student civil rights leaders from the 1960s was unveiled at CSUN's Ralph Prator Sundial Fountain

CSUN Crime Map

Ashley Du • September 4, 2015

More drug-related violations and hit-and-run traffic collisions were reported in August.

Crime Blotter for the week of Aug. 24 to Aug. 28

Halie Cook • August 31, 2015

A suspect who allegedly stole a laptop out of a car in a campus parking structure is still at large. Plus, multiple students were referred for disciplinary actions for drug-law violations.

Start of the semester clubs for students

Priscilla Diaz • August 26, 2015

If you’re looking to get involved in CSUN groups (including clubs, organizations, fraternities and sororities) make sure to check out Meet the Clubs on Sept. 1 and 2 to learn more about individual meeting and important event dates.

Q&A: Diversity, access and success will be priorities for incoming Provost Yi Li

Daniel Shin • June 26, 2015

Yi Li will focus on more opportunities for underrepresented students and more graduated students–during his time at CSUN, among other things.

Families of high school students blocked from attending graduation ceremony at CSUN

Daniel Shin • June 5, 2015

Nearly 150 people were barred from entering the Matadome where Northridge Academy High School's graduation was being held Thursday evening.

CSUN bicycle theft cases top 100 in one year

Justen Gutierrez • June 5, 2015

Data shows a large majority of bike thefts occurred in the University Park Apartment area in the last year.

Summer Film Fest Five

Saffana Hijaz • May 29, 2015

The June summer feature will feature movies such as "Clueless," "The Lego Movie" and "The Avengers."

Search for CSUN’s next Provost continues

America Garza • May 27, 2015

The appointed candidate will decide the university's academic priorities–a job made especially complex with the looming threat of impaction.

Documentary focuses on the media’s minimal attention to third parties in politics

Antione Bowman • May 7, 2015

“Left Out: Beyond the Two-Party Horse Race,” a documentary film featuring philosopher Noam Chomsky, former presidential candidate Ralph Nader and journalist Amy Goodman, will screen in CSUN’s Armer...

Event for transferring students lends a hand to help find the right college

Michael Arvizu • May 6, 2015

CSUN Raza Transfer Day, hosted on May 2 by the Chicano/a Graduate Student Association, is an event held each year with the hope of providing students with the tools necessary to successfully transfer to...