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Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

Bike on display at Bike Fest.

The Third Annual Bike Fest: A Day of Fun and Community

Natalie Bislamyan, Contributor November 14, 2024

The third annual Bike Fest was a success, drawing participants of all ages to a day filled with excitement and community spirit. Families and friends gathered to join in the biking activities, lounge on...

UNIV 100 freshman planting trees on Manzanita Lawn for urban forest module. (Photo courtesy of Aspen Coty)

Turning a new leaf: Freshman plant trees on Manzanita Lawn

Quinn Alexander, Editor in Chief November 6, 2024

Freshman gathered together in Manzanita Lawn as part of a community based learning in partnership with CSUN Sustainability to plant 10 new trees, facing 37 mph winds at 10 a.m. Today was the last UNIV...

Students hold each other during Mega Shabbat prayer led by Rabbi Jess Yarkin.

Hillel 818 opens its doors for Mega Shabbat

Quinn Alexander, Editor in Chief October 19, 2024

Almost every seat in the main hall of Hillel 818 was filled as the Jewish organization held its annual Mega Shabbat on Friday, Oct 18, welcoming the San Fernando Valley community to join in their end of...

September 2024 – Volume 65 Issue 2

October 1, 2024

Letter from the Editor: Issue 2 Volume 65 Latina Business Spotlight Deep Roots and Vibrant Steps Women’s Soccer shows heritage on the field Building Unity and Empowerment Media Querencia ...

LA County’s Burial of the Unclaimed Dead

Jess Brumana, Reporter February 1, 2024

For over a hundred years, Los Angeles County has held an annual ceremony to bury the remains of those who died and were unclaimed by their families. On December 14th, 2023 the unclaimed dead of 2020 were...

Illustration by by Maliahguiya Sourgose.

Los Angeles, a city of broken dreams

Nancy Cruz, Contributor January 25, 2024

From sandy beaches to the iconic Hollywood Sign, Los Angeles presents itself as a vibrant city full of wonder and mystique. Selling dreams of luxury and grandeur, it sits atop the long forgotten broken...

Writer’s Pick: Top 5 TV Shows of The Year

Nylah Quijano, Contributor December 21, 2023

2023 was packed with many different types of new movies and TV shows. Whether you watched alone or with friends, there were shows that pulled at your heartstrings, made you scream at your screen or left...

Illustration by Pamela Garcia

Writer’s Pick: Top 5 Games of the Year of 2023

Jesse Illanes, Culture Reporter December 21, 2023

The landscape of video games in 2023 shows that the medium continues to evolve by presenting compelling stories, exciting and innovative gameplay experiences and, most importantly, a wide variety of games...

CSUN women's softball player

SNO Test

October 10, 2022

May 10, 2022 Volume 62, Issue 10

May 9, 2022

Letter from the Editor - Michaella Huck Letter from the Editor - Mercedes Cannon-Tran From Incarceration to Liberation Two Tales of Perseverance The Show Must Go On Farewell CSUN  <Previous...

A image of a student back in 1968 holding a sign written "BOYCOTT" and "Implement Black and Brown studies Program Now"

Special Edition: First Amendment Issue

The following articles are part of a series from the Daily Sundial focusing on the First Amendment. They take a look at the history of free speech at CSUN and where it stands today.

A portrait photo of a woman

Letter from the editor – Issue 7

Mercedes Cannon-Tran, Magazine Managing Editor February 21, 2022

Black History Month is a time that means a great many things to different groups of people. For some like myself, it is a time of remembrance and reflection; looking to the past and honoring previous...

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