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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

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Fashion&Identity: Sparking Change with What We Wear

Thania Garcia August 30, 2019

Protest art can send a powerful message that in turn serves as a catalyst for cultural shifts. In collaboration with Brooklyn White, a reporter for Teen Vogue, Bitch Media, and more, here is a list of...

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The Gig Economy

Brendan Reed-Crabb and Andrea Esparza August 30, 2019

The gig economy has created a new wave of activism within the digital world. The work ethics of driving service apps such as Uber and Lyft are highly controversial as former workers are protesting, claiming...

A campus protest for quality education

Historic CSUN Protest Photographs

Joshua Pacheco and Logan Bik August 29, 2019
Photos courtesy of CSUN Oviatt library Special Collections and Archives
Illustration by JoJo Despard

Editor-In-Chief Weekly Update: Activism Issue

Madison Parsley, Editor-In-Chief August 29, 2019

Madison Parsley, The Sundial's Editor-in-Chief, updates us on what's happening in The Sundial's issue on Activism. Produced by PJ Shahamat

Slacktivism: #needtodomore

Slacktivism: #needtodomore

August 29, 2019
Richard Waters, an expert on how activism is communicated through social media and hashtags in the digital age, explains how we can move beyond the hashtag to create real change offline.
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Summer 2019’s Heated Social Justice Issues

Gillian Moran-Perez August 28, 2019

Summer of 2019 featured a spark of movements fighting for human rights, education, labor rights and even tobacco control. Below are the five movements, in and outside of CSUN, that are worth fighting for.Everybody’s...

Artist Protest: A Sundial Curated Playlist

Kayla Fernandez August 27, 2019
10 essential tracks from artists who are using their platform to battle social injustice.
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Social Justice Through Art

Ivan Salinas August 27, 2019
Whether it's a zine, workshop or publication, here's how established and upcoming LA artists from low-income communities are publishing their work charged with sociopolitical critiques and protest art.
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From incarceration to higher education

Gillian Moran-Perez August 26, 2019
Revolutionary Scholars co-founder Lily Gonzalez initiated a pathway program for formerly incarcerated students, like herself, in higher education.
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