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

CSUN employee parking fee increase creates tension

Jaclyn Rymer September 20, 2009

Concern and frustration about parking increases has many CSUN employees taking a stand and speaking out about what they are calling a parking injustice. Many CSUN employees were notified by e-mail...

CSUN math professor fights legal battle far from home

CSUN math professor fights legal battle far from home

Yazmin Cruz September 20, 2009

Up in the hills of Montepulciano d’Abruzzo, a town in Italy known for its wine and olive oil-making, an environmental battle is brewing. And in the middle of it all is a CSUN mathematics professor. Born...

Spotlight: One student out of 36,000

Abel Pacheco September 18, 2009

After spending a year studying as a jazz major, then another year as a general music major at CSUN, William "Will" Borza, decided to change his major to music industry studies to have more options...

Students intern in Cannes, France

Aprile Sumague September 17, 2009

“It was incredible.” So said Terri Ann Driggs when asked about her experience at the Cannes Film Festival. This past summer, CSUN had two very fortunate students, out of 120, who were able to...

Count Basie Orchestra Kicks off ’09-‘10 Season

Aubrey Canfield September 17, 2009

The Plaza Del Sol Performance Hall Kicked off its Fall season on Sept. 12 with the Count Basie Orchestra featuring guest vocalist Nnenna Freelon. The world-famous orchestra celebrated its 75th year...

CSUN lecture to explore “The Life and Times of Xaviera Hollander” on Friday

Donnella Collison September 17, 2009

Dr. Kristyan Kouri will present a lecture titled “The Life and Times of Xaviera Hollander” about famed sex columnist Xaviera Hollander on Sept. 18 at 1 p.m. in Sierra Hall Room 451. Hollander, who...

CSUN’s Gardening Series teaches how to make your garden wildlife-friendly

Aprile Sumague September 17, 2009

Green lawns, heated pools, waterfalls, a bed of flowers and custom garden stones are some examples of what one will find in the garden of a California suburban home. For the first time, the...

Spotlight: One in 36,000

Michelle Nelson September 16, 2009

Art inspires 20-year-old Jeromy Velasco. It even inspired his decision on what breed of dog to get – a Weimaraner, the dog that is the subject of artist William Wegman’s compositions. Velasco...

Chaparral Hall goes green

Charles Landon September 16, 2009

CSUN is going green with the new Chaparral Hall. It has many new environmentally friendly features from the way it was designed. Chaparral Hall uses fluorescent lights in all the rooms as well...

Another senator resigns from A.S.

Kristopher A. Fortin September 16, 2009

One more Associated Students (A.S.) senate seat opened up as the lone Health and Human Development senator resigned, bringing the senate vacancy total to 12. Eboni Blanche sent an email to A.S.,...

Matatude Tuesdays aims to inspire school spirit

Kathleen Chavarin September 15, 2009

There’s a new opportunity to show CSUN spirit: it’s called Matatude Tuesdays, and it’s sweeter than ever. Every Tuesday, the Associated Students (A.S.) collaborates with the Student Productions...

Associated Students President Abel Pacheco reflects on his administration’s progress in report

Associated Students President Abel Pacheco reflects on his administration’s progress in report

Abel Pacheco September 15, 2009

During this turbulent time, students may feel more inclined than ever to ask themselves what Associated Students (A.S.) is doing for them. Rest assured, my staff and I have been working hard since...

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