Daily Sundial

A.S. will host annual Earth Fair with speaker series, music and giveaways

Joanna Rosales • April 9, 2017

CSUN's Eath Fair themes will be waste, water, energy, transportation and climate change

CSUN softball wins on a walk-off home run

Nate Graham • April 8, 2017

Matador softball won on a walk-off home run in CSUN's Big West home opener.

UPenn professor sheds light on race and political discourse

Nathan Hickling • April 7, 2017

Dr. John L. Jackson Jr. advocates for racial and political understanding.

Matadors confident ahead of conference home opener

Jose Ocampo • April 7, 2017

Confidence runs high within team despite an up and down start to season.

Trump orders military strike on Syria

Nathalie Ramirez • April 6, 2017

After witnessing the gas attack in Syria that affected innocent civilians and children, Trump was prompted to take action.

Students weigh in on repeal of internet privacy protection

Contributor • April 6, 2017

On Monday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order which repealed the Obama-era regulations that were put on internet privacy. Now, broadband internet service providers can track a person's...

Women learn various ways to defend themselves

Lauren Valencia • April 5, 2017

Women participate in a self-defense class and learn defense methods

Talking and Tangents

Curtis Cammeron • April 5, 2017

This week Felipe is sick so Joceline, Drew and Danny carry on! This week is filled with a lot of tangents (our apologies) and with talk of new albums on the horizon, the crew talks about Kendrick, Father...

Paleontologist emphasizes the importance of nature in our world today

Heidi Weinrich • April 5, 2017

Scott Sampson emphasized the importance in his book "How to Raise a Wild Child."

A.S. candidates discuss their platforms during town hall

Jose Ocampo • April 4, 2017

Presidential candidates discuss plans for CSUN's future before the upcoming election

Editorial: freedom of speech in an era of political-correctness, part two

Marja Ziemer • April 4, 2017

How we can navigate through our freedom of reason to better understand our First Amendment rights.

Crime blotter March 27 – April 2

Anthony Martinez • April 4, 2017

Monday, March 27 An unknown suspect etched graffiti onto the glass of a door on the second-story stairwell of Chapparal Hall. Tuesday, March 28 Four residents were referred for alcohol law violations that...