Daily Sundial

CSUN students react to Syrian air strikes

Gabriela Rodriguez • September 24, 2014

President Obama speaks at the United Nations. Matador News reporter Stephanie Lopez has student reaction to U-S air strikes in Syria. Reporter Andrew Pitters talks about National Punctuation Day with...

Banned Books Week at CSUN

Gabriela Rodriguez • September 23, 2014

President Obama explains his strategy against Islamic militants in Syria, and heads to the United Nations for today's Climate Summit. Matador News reporter Sharell Huey reports live from campus on...

Mental health issues and resources at CSUN

Gabriela Rodriguez • September 18, 2014

As Northern California residents face wildfires, and Cabo residents clean up after tropical storm Odile, Matador News reporter Akeisha Nabeta reports live from CSUN campus about National Preparedness...

Incoming CSUN students receive self-help information with Ray of Hope project

Gabriela Rodriguez • September 16, 2014

During the new student orientation, 6,000 incoming CSUN students were handed out information and resources on the Ray of Hope Project, an initiative created by CSUN’s Suicide and Prevention Awareness...

CSUN students try to beat the heat

Gabriela Rodriguez • September 16, 2014

It's the third day of a record-breaking heat wave in Los Angeles, and Matador News reporter Kelsey Ducklow reports live from the CSUN campus on students' strategies for beating the heat. Reporter...

Matador News: CSUN students react to the Ray Rice situation

Gabriela Rodriguez • September 10, 2014

Secretary of State John Kerry was in Iraq to meet with the new country's prime minister, as President Obama prepares his speech about ISIS; Matador reporter Chantal Adams talked to Journalism Professor...

Matador News: The Sundial’s faculty adviser explains the new digital strategy

Gabriela Rodriguez • September 9, 2014

Obama plans to speak to the nation about his ISIS strategy; Janay Rice responds to media coverage of her marriage and her husband's suspension from the NFL, and Apple releases i-Phone 6. Matador News...

On Point: Mechanical engineering students build a car

Asher Silberman • May 9, 2014

Hosts: Teemant and Lewis Guests: CSUN Mechanical Engineering students Mayra Montesinos and Ryan Camiré, with CSUN Geography Professor Steven Graves

Matador News: Students confident about final exams

Asher Silberman • May 9, 2014

President Obama visits California, China offers help in the search for the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls, and CSUN students prepare for final exams. Anchors: Melissa Trahin, Jessica Hernandez, Andrea...

Matador News: Get ready for finals and graduation

Asher Silberman • May 7, 2014

President Obama visits the Southland, and CSUN students prepare for exams and graduation. Matador News reporter Alejandra Vasquez talks to Alumni Relations Program Coordinator Jonathan Adrias about...

On Point: Third district board of supervisors race

Asher Silberman • May 3, 2014

Guests: Los Angeles Board of Supervisors candidates Bobby Shriver and Sheila Kuehl

Matador News: Throw away your make-up at the I Am Me event

Asher Silberman • May 1, 2014

A gas leak explosion at a Florida jail kills two inmates, and May Day is celebrated around the world. Here at CSUN, Matador News reporter Zoe Reynolds talks to Rachel Hirsen about today's I Am Me event,...