Daily Sundial

Carnaval celebrates global diversity

Jamie Perez • March 26, 2015

CSUN matadors came together to celebrate a day of diversity and culture at Carnaval in the Plaza del Sol on Thursday. Live performances, free food from around the world, arts and crafts, and other cultural...

Latino/a alumni share individual life experiences, give valuable advice during panel

Leni Maiai • March 26, 2015

With less than a week until Cesar Chavez day, Chicano issues are at the forefront of the American consciousness. Four successful CSUN alumni, hailing from a wide range of careers, shared their unique...

AS senators pushing budgetary limits

Alexandra Chidbachian • March 25, 2015

AS senators give funding for programs that help benefit education

CSUN’s crime blotter: love, pain and stolen turtles

Daily Sundial • March 25, 2015

Last week was a good week for utter decadence and debauchery, but there was one crime that really hurt the heart. It's buried deep, like all bad wounds are. But let's not get all Drake about it. Now, here's...

Artist documents migration of Central Americans through photography

Betsy Belle Camacho • March 25, 2015

Walter Iraheta, a renowned El Salvadorian artist, visited CSUN on Tuesday to show the hardships immigrants face through photographs. With his Encontrados (Found in Spanish) photography collection soon...

Race to the Bottom: California Faculty Association publishes series to highlight professors stagnant salaries

Branden Navarro • March 24, 2015

The California Faculty Association announces a plan to publish a series of papers which highlight professors stagnant salaries and the effect it has on the CSU mission.

Criminalization of American Indians in the U.S. explored during lecture

Nicolette Hinojos • March 23, 2015

Starting off by playing a traditional Native American "wake up" song, author and scholar, Dr. Luana Ross, spoke to CSUN students about treatment of American Indians in the past and present on Monday.Ross...

Things to do at CSUN: 3/23-3/30

Brooke Holland • March 23, 2015

This week's things to do recommends everything from the annual USU carnaval to CSUN Symphony Orchestra's performance of Disney music classics.

Students, parents of Mexican university students speak at CSUN

Marissa Nall • March 20, 2015

Angel Neri de la Cruz Ayala, a student at the Ayotzinapa school in Mexico was stopped and shot at by police during a protest.Ayala he put his hands up after the buses were forced to stop and identified...

CSUN students “Take Back the Night” and rally for eradication of sexual violence

Daniel Dell-Cornejo • March 20, 2015

Written by Daniel Dell-Cornejo and Loyda Betancourt Strength, survival and inspiration were among a few of the words used by speakers at CSUN’s 12th annual "Take Back the Night" event to describe...

StatLab: Top Ten Donations to CSUN

Nicolette Hinojos • March 20, 2015

If you have ever wondered how much you'd have to donate to have building at CSUN named after you then today's edition of StatLab is for you. We go over the largest donations made to CSUN in the past ten years

Armenian Student Association brings cultural awareness to CSUN

Saffana Hijaz • March 19, 2015

The Armenian Student Association (ASA) gathered at Matador Square to bring awareness to Armenian culture with their annual Armenian Cultural Festival on Thursday. Loud speakers blast cultural Armenian...