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

Carson Palmer and the Arizona Cardinals come into the podcast when we talk NFL playoffs.

Football Friday: BCS Playoff picture, NFL playoffs, and Trick or Treating

Pete D. Camarillo October 31, 2014

Kenneth Berry, Shaka Dixon, and Pete Camarillo are back for Football Friday. It is Halloween so they have lots of energy to talk playoffs pictures of the NCAA and NFL. The podcast concludes with...

Administrators address greek community in closed-door meeting regarding hazing

Michael J. Arvizu October 31, 2014

President Dianne Harrison and Vice President of Student Affairs William Watkins spoke to fraternity and sorority members in a closed-door meeting on Friday afternoon to address the incidents of hazing...

Sundial Job Fair

Jody Holcomb October 31, 2014

Work for an award-winning student publication without leaving campus! The Sundial is seeking students interested in a variety of careers, including writing, art/design, marketing, sales and business....

Illustration By Kristine Delicana/ Illustrations Editor

The Cognitive Science of Religion: A new approach to the study of religion

Manny D. Araujo October 31, 2014

A new approach to the study of religion is using cognitive science to try reach a new understanding of religious behavior and thought. Cognitive science of religion is a 20-year-old field that...

CSUN gets ready for Halloween

Gabriela Rodriguez October 30, 2014

San Francisco celebrates the Giants' World Series win, and rain may be heading to Southern California. Matador News reporter Angela Hoffman gets ready for Halloween. Reporter Brenda Garcia talks to Psychology...

Experts discuss ways to create a more stable, clean environment

Allessandra Lopez October 30, 2014

When it comes to energy, most people don’t realize how costly it can be. From using water, electricity, air conditioning, refrigerators, and washer and dryers, it can be quite expensive. Legislators...

Students give tips on how to stay safe during Halloween

Gabriela Rodriguez October 30, 2014

Halloween season arrives at CSUN as students give tips such as having a flashlight, carrying pepper spray, and staying with a group of people when venturing out into the halloween festivities. Produced...

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Men’s Soccer: Matadors shut-out in 1-0 overtime loss to UC Riverside

Vincent Nguyen October 30, 2014

  The Matadors (6-9-2, 2-5-1 Big West) couldn’t bring their hot scoring form into Wednesday night’s match against the UC Riverside Highlanders (4-9-3, 3-3-2 Big West), losing 1-0 in overtime...

Pumpkin Picking

Gabriela Rodriguez October 30, 2014

https://soundcloud.com/lupelooove/pumpkinpicking/s-TO2GH Halloween is just around the corner. San Fernando Valley residents are rushing to their nearest Pumpkin Patch Farms. K-C-S-N Lupe LLerenas says...

Metro Parking

Gabriela Rodriguez October 30, 2014

https://soundcloud.com/lorenalm-2/metro-station-parking With the new rail lines designed by Metro and the Los Angeles County, residents will be able to reach new destinations. But with the current rail...

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Vote no on Proposition 1

Nicole Armstrong October 30, 2014

Let’s face it, if we know anything about climate, we should know droughts do not just last three years. Scientist are predicting a long term 20-year drought in California. We all know who Jerry Brown...

Illustration By Jae Kitinoja/ Contributor

Keep calm and graduate on time

Crystal Lambert October 30, 2014

Like many college students, my four-year plan has not quite been four years. However, graduating only a semester late, I’m still one of the lucky ones. The six-year plan is the new four-year plan....

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