We have the latest on the South Korean ferry rescue and Jay-Z's Labor Day music festival.
With five weeks until graduation, Matador News reporter Katie Fauskee has the latest information on tickets.
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CSUN faculty, staff and students got tips on being environmentally friendly at home and got familiar with solar energy at a workshop presented by the Institute for Sustainability. The workshop, called...
April 14, 2014- Theft of Personal Property
The investigation continues for someone who stole a cellphone from a bench, at the Student Recreation Center around 6 p.m.
April 13, 2014- Motor Vehicle Burglary
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As websites and Internet users scramble to assess vulnerability to the Heartbleed Bug, information technology officials have assured CSUN students and faculty that their sensitive information is safe.
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The Heartbleed Bug affected at least 500,000 websites, according to Netcraft. Changing your password to affected sites is recommended. Below is a partial list of websites affected, along with other tips...
Whether we like it or not, we put a lot of trust and faith into the systems that carry our personal information. Our phones, our computers, and the ever-evolving “cloud,” are our repositories of...
It is Jackie Robinson Day.
Matador News reporter Mihkel Teemant talks to CSUN Journalism Professor Dr. Marcella DeVeaux about the impact of the legendary Hall of Famer.
Anchors: Nicole Edenedo, Rebecca...
Kinesiology professor Steven Loy trained for months before the 2013 Boston Marathon, but nothing could prepare him for the catastrophic bombings that took place that day.
Loy and his daughter Mackenzie...
Telling a personal story can be more than a means of explaining one’s self, for Monsoon Bissell and Benaifer Bhadha, storytelling can enrich a conversation and be used as a tool for discovering shared...
The ever-changing landscape of the healthcare industry in the United States has made it increasingly difficult to find a career within the field.
The CSUN Alumni Association and Career Center are hosting...
The Sustainability Committee is trying to eliminate costs and suggested to decrease number of Daily Sundial papers being printed. “This is not a threat to decrease the Sundial’s influence, it is to...
The CSUN Chicana/o studies department was established in 1969 to respond to the growing needs of a diverse student body. On Monday, they celebrated their 45th anniversary with a variety of speakers and...
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