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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

A graduate from the David Nazarian College of Business and Economics is congratulated by President Dianne Harrison during commencement ceremonies at the Oviatt Lawn Thursday morning. Photo Credit: Vincent Nguyen / Contributor

Almost 10,000 graduates participate in first ticketed commencement ceremonies

Mateo Melero May 23, 2014

  CSUN's first-ever ticketed commencement ceremonies ran smoothy as roughly 10,000 graduates took part in six major commencement ceremonies at the Oviatt Lawn, which began Monday and concluded Thursday. With...

Matadors defend the Matadome in college boxing tournament

Matadors defend the Matadome in college boxing tournament

Nicole Socala May 13, 2014

    >>CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly listed Aaron Goldwyn of USC a McArio Del Castillo's opponent. Goldwyn pulled out of the match and was replaced with...

Letter to the Editor: UNAM is not a conspiracy

Daily Sundial May 12, 2014

I am writing to correct several factual errors in Professor Acuña’s account in the May 7, 2014 Daily Sundial article about CSUN’s relationship with Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM).Chicana/o...

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...

Cosplay is never consent: dont harass your fellow fan

Cosplay is never consent: don’t harass your fellow fan

Jasmine Mochizuki May 8, 2014

For cosplayers, Halloween is not the only opportunity to don a costume in public without being a deviant… or so we thought. Cosplay, short for “costume play”, is often seen at conventions where...

Greene leaves his mark on, off the court at CSUN

Greene leaves his mark on, off the court at CSUN

Pete D. Camarillo May 8, 2014

  The Matadors spent this past season making a run at a Big West Championship, and fought hard until the final moment of the championship game. But none of the team's success would have been...

Illustration by Jae Kitinoja/Illustrator

It’s OK to apologize for a graduation mess-up

Luis Rivas May 8, 2014

After years — on and off a total of 13 — I finally did it. I graduated with a bachelor’s degree from a university. The first in my family to do so, although my brother technically beat me to...

Upon entering a job interview, its important to have a suit and tie at hand for a lasting impression on potential employers. Photo credit by Loren Townsley.

10 tips on how to land your next job

Himerria Wortham May 8, 2014

The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced on May 2, that businesses and professional services have added 75,000 jobs in April, the most jobs in more than two years, while the unemployment rate has dropped...

Sand Volleyball: Development of program is a team effort

Sand Volleyball: Development of program is a team effort

James Waters May 8, 2014

With the help of a spirit that epitomizes the love of the game, there is a new sport coming to the Cal State Northridge campus. CSUN announced the addition of sand volleyball as the university’s...

#selfie#nofilter#instafollow, the word selfie has been integrated into the Oxford Online English dictionary

Mateo Melero May 8, 2014

There is always that one friend who acts as if their cell phone is a world-renowned photographer, and their social media page is their personal glamor magazine. Their Instagram is a deluge of selfies,...

Music therapy major, Arsi Nami, sits for a portrait at a piano. Nami was inspired to become a music therapist after seeing his brothers recovery from spinal surgery. Photo courtesy of Arsi Nami.

Student musician plans to introduce music therapy to smaller village across the globe

Charlie Kaijo May 8, 2014

Arsi Nami watched his brother undergo music therapy for a spinal cord surgery that left half of his body paralyzed, but didn’t realize how the experience would shape the course of his life. In 2008,...

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