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

How to reduce your daily carbon footprint

How to reduce your daily carbon footprint

Lisette Rosales April 21, 2014

Whether at home or school, or while traveling, the way people dispose of the items they buy and the food they eat affects theirs carbon footprint. A carbon footprint is a measurement of the carbon...

Carnaval fills USU with sights and sounds of various cultures

Araceli Castillo April 21, 2014

Music and dances from different cultures and nationalities filled the University Student Union on April 17 as students watched and participated in the 18th annual Carnaval. A lounge area was available...

Stop paying for Mayweather Jr.’s fight

Nate Perez April 21, 2014

Undefeated boxing star Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s next opponent starts with an M, but it isn’t Manny Pacquiao, which is why you should not purchase Mayweather Jr.’s next fight. Aside from serving...

NBAs rising squads battle veteran teams in three key playoff series

NBA’s rising squads battle veteran teams in three key playoff series

Brian Bernstein April 21, 2014

  Portland Trailblazers versus Houston Rockets Brian Bernstein The No. 4 seeded Houston Rockets face off against the No. 5 seed Portland Trailblazers in a first round matchup that is sure to be...

Jasmine Sanchez, sophomore sociology major, holds a picture of her and her grandparents. Photo credit by Brionna Lewis.

CSUN students open their school bags to reveal interesting items

Brionna Lewis April 21, 2014

If you’re like most students, you carry the essentials: pens, pencils, a notebook and maybe a laptop or iPad. But there are other things students carry--funny things, quirky things, things that tell...

Art is everywhere on CSUN campus

Art is everywhere on CSUN campus

Joanna Jacobo April 21, 2014

During orientation, volunteers from New Student Orientation (NSO) program on campus walk the grounds with dozens of incoming students, giving them a tour of every building and monument that holds a significance...

Eggs-cellence: Why eggs are great, and also why they suck

Jake Fredericks April 21, 2014

There are but a few culinary luxuries that can match the food-gasm of flavor from a perfectly cooked egg. If you’ve never seen or tried it before, I dare you, nay, I double-dog dare you, to order a cheeseburger...

Brokechella offers an snapshot of LA culture on the cheap

Brokechella offers an snapshot of LA culture on the cheap

Fernanda Calloway April 21, 2014

Brokechella is a fairly new event in Los Angeles. It is similar to Coachella, however it has a smaller, more intimate style. The event began three years ago and has since grown to fill a local site in...

Shopping fair trade

Jake Fredericks April 19, 2014

Here’s a quick reference guide for when you’re hunting for establishments that offer fair trade foods, or are looking for some retailers that carry fair trade products. Compartes Chocolatier: If...

Vegan and vegetarian diets are growing in popularity

Asher Silberman April 18, 2014

Hosts: Koenig and Ladiana Guests: Vegans Marilyn Peterson, Keith Sikora, Dr. Diana Shore

Matadors Brycen Rutherford (Center) makes a pickoff move to the first baseman  Will Colantono (Bottom Left) as a Hawaii baserunner leaps for the base. (Photo Credit: Zuying Chen / Contributor)

Baseball: CSUN halts losing streak, defeats Hawai’i

Kevin Linares April 18, 2014

Both the Matadors (14-23, 3-7 Big West) and the Hawai’i Rainbow Warriors (14-20, 2-8) have had a tough time winning in the month of April and looked to put an end to it in the series opener at Matador...

A steamroller seen paving the street. (Photo Credit: Jonathan Diaz/News Editor)

Vincennes street closed for street maintenance

Andrew Martinez April 18, 2014

Vincennes street between Reseda Blvd. and Darby Ave. has been closed by the city of Los Angeles Department of Street maintenance for paving until 1 p.m. CSUN was not notified by the city, according...

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