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

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...

Spotlight: One student out of 36,000

Abel Pacheco September 15, 2009

Jackie Phipps is an English creative writing major at CSUN.  Making the trek from Santa Monica, Phipps is in her junior year working towards a bachelor's degree. She doesn’t dedicate countless...

Massively popular social networking site Facebook now part of mainstream, losing some members

Massively popular social networking site Facebook now part of mainstream, losing some members

Yazmin Cruz September 14, 2009

Sitting alone on the second floor of the Matador Bookstore food court, Angela Medina, a 20-year-old liberal studies major, was trying to focus, but not on her books or school work. Many around her...

Transition to new science building, Chaparral Hall, proves to have some setbacks

Charles Landon September 14, 2009

Chaparral Hall opened its doors to CSUN students this fall holding both math and biology classes.  The four-story metal building is getting mixed reviews from teachers and students at CSUN.  While...

Lawsuit filed against California State University system over tuition increases

Michelle Nelson September 14, 2009

According to a recent lawsuit, students across all California State University (CSU) campuses have paid to go to school  -- twice. State university students have filed a lawsuit against the CSU Board...

Rockin’ out at the Sunset Strip Music Festival

Marla Schevker September 14, 2009

SSMF Street Fest Saturday, Sept. 12, was the Sunset Strip Music Festival’s (SSMF) Street Fest. I think the best way to describe the show is to say it was completely epic. As lame as that...

Extended hours to watch Monday Night Football at CSUN’s Pub Sports Grill

Wendy Barba September 14, 2009

This season the National Football League (NFL) is packed with excitement. Whether CSUN students are looking forward to Brett Favre's return from retirement or trying to catch the first time Michael Vick...

“Evolution before Darwin” lecture first in weekly biology colloquium

Angelica Bonomo September 13, 2009

Dr. William Ned Friedman spoke to CSUN students about the legacy of Charles Darwin’s famous 1859 book, “The Origin of Species,” and the theory of evolution, Friday Sept. 11 in Eucalyptus Hall. “On...

Second Presidents’ Town Hall Meeting exposes frustration among students, panelists

Yazmin Cruz September 13, 2009

University presidents told students that a lack of involvement on their part may perpetuate the California State University (CSU) crisis at The Presidents’ Town Hall Meeting on Friday. The event,...

Matador Nights double last year’s attendance

Jaclyn Rymer September 13, 2009

The University Student Union (USU) opened its gates promptly at 9 p.m. Friday to a long line of CSUN students and guests eager for this semester’s Matador Nights. Many students honored the event’s...

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