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
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Michaella Huck, Print Editor

All content by Michaella Huck
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Letter from the Editor – Michaella Huck – Issue 10

May 9, 2022
Illustration

Too close for comfort: Toxicity of Black Love

February 21, 2022

Letter from the editor – Issue 6

February 14, 2022

Opinion: Why we need intersectionality in feminism

Issues of race, class and sexuality need to be included in the feminism movement for progress and equality for all.
November 29, 2021

Letter from the editor

November 1, 2021

From newspaper to magazine

October 11, 2021

Too close for comfort: Ignorance of the pandemic crosses boundaries

September 20, 2021
Kristin McGuire, the executive director of Young Invincibles.

Q&A: Kristin McGuire

How Young Invincibles is tackling COVID-19 disinformation among the youth
September 20, 2021

Personal essay

August 30, 2021
In Memoriam: Donald Salper, professor emeritus of communication studies

In Memoriam: Donald Salper, professor emeritus of communication studies

May 7, 2021
Everything but the Arts with Michaella Huck: Carter Ace

Everything but the Arts with Michaella Huck: Carter Ace

February 27, 2021
With Black History month in full effect, we complied a list of activities to do celebrating Black culture.

Activities celebrating Black culture : Stand-up comedy, therapy and more

February 9, 2021
With Black History month in full effect, we complied a list of activities to do celebrating Black culture.

COVID-safe activities in LA : Drive-in movies, meditation and more

February 1, 2021
Recounting former CSUN President Harrison's eight years in office

Recounting former CSUN President Harrison’s eight years in office

January 17, 2021
CSUN Student Housing residents will be required to undergo monthly COVID-19 testing starting from Jan. 11.

CSUN Student Housing residents required to participate in monthly COVID testing starting January

December 22, 2020
After 62 years of operation, Skateland closes their doors for good after being closed for eight months.

San Fernando Valley favorite Skateland to close permanently, becoming a proposed homeless shelter

December 7, 2020
Northridge Black Lives Matter and protesters sitting on the steps of Oviatt Library at the end of their protest on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2020.

Ongoing coverage of protests in L.A.

Updates on demonstrations calling for justice against police brutality.
September 26, 2020

The Real Influencers – Beyoncé

“The Real Influencers” is a series that highlights important figures whose ideas and work continue to be relevant to younger generations. Every episode is released to coincide with the figure’s birthday. In this episode, Daily Sundial’s arts and entertainment editor Michaella Huck talks about how Beyoncé Knowles has used her platform for social activism.
September 4, 2020
Maddie Martino stocks the valley community refrigerator with bottled water in North Hills, Calif., on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2020.

San Fernando Valley welcomes its first community refrigerator in North Hills

September 2, 2020
President Donald Trump.

Column: Tracking Trump in 2020

August 27, 2020
A police officer gets hit with a red smoke bomb.

Protests in downtown L.A. continue following the shooting of Jacob Blake

August 25, 2020

The Real Influencers – Nipsey Hussle

August 15, 2020
The Lake Fire has burned a roughly 10,000 acres in the Los Angeles Forest on Aug. 12.

Lake Fire: road closures, fire location and evacuation centers

August 12, 2020
Beyonce in "Black is King" on Disney+.

Beyoncé’s love letter to Black people: “Black is King” visual album review

August 8, 2020
A protester holds up a sign saying "fire D.A. Lacey" during a BLM protest against the district attorney, Jackie Lacey. Jackie Lacey's husband, David Lacey, is charged with three counts of misdemeanor assault with a firearm on Tuesday.

Jackie Lacey’s husband charged after pointing gun at BLM-L.A. activists

August 5, 2020

The Real Influencers – James Baldwin

August 2, 2020
Mayor Eric Garcetti creates a new bureau, the Community Partnership Safety Bureau, that will focus on community policing. The program will focus on building relationships between police officers and the community that they serve.

Garcetti announces new LAPD bureau focused on community policing in L.A.

July 27, 2020
Zine pages put together by students in professor Matthew Clements' Pop culture Queer studies class, QS 204.

CSUN queer studies class brings in the community with their zines and playlists

July 10, 2020
Protesters, led by protest organizers Maria Christina Medina and Ivan Salínas, marching down Etiwanda Avenue toward Nordhoff Street to bring awareness of Vanessa Guillén's death on Monday, July 6, 2020.

M.E.Ch.A de CSUN organizes Vanessa Guillén solidarity march

July 7, 2020
A protester holds up his fist as demonstrators hold a moment of silence for George Floyd outside of City Hall on May 31, 2020.

Opinion: Being a Black journalist when Black lives finally start to matter

June 29, 2020

Carter Ace performs live at Vanalden Park in Northridge

June 28, 2020

Q&A: Melina Abdullah on student activism, defunding police, upcoming November election and more

June 26, 2020

Hundreds celebrate Juneteenth at Leimart Park Village

June 19, 2020
What is Juneteenth?

What is Juneteenth?

June 18, 2020
Black Graduation to continue as a virtual celebration on June 19

Black Graduation to continue as a virtual celebration on June 19

June 18, 2020
Hundreds of protesters march during the "All Black Lives Matter" solidarity march in Hollywood, California.

Protesters march against injustice faced by Black LGBTQ community

June 14, 2020
Organizers and protesters champion for change by kneeling in the intersection

Northridge Black Lives Matter call for defunding CSUN police, protecting ethnic studies

June 13, 2020

Downtown L.A. protest focuses on community building, bringing about change at an individual level

June 11, 2020
Sara Tomko, a protester, holds a sign while sitting in a car trunk as protesters march on North Victory Place toward Burbank City Hall.

Burbank protesters march to sustain momentum of Black Lives Matter movement

June 9, 2020
Protesters hold their fists up during the protest on Hollywood Boulevard.

Demands for defunding LAPD, DA Jackie Lacey’s removal continue at Hollywood Black Lives Matter protest; Minneapolis City Council members back move to disband police department

June 7, 2020
Participants wipe graffiti off of a sign in South Los Angeles

More than 100 people turn out to clean South L.A., support Black businesses

June 5, 2020

UCLA students call for funding of Black Resource Center, divestment of UCPD at campus protest

June 4, 2020
Black Lives Matter protester holds up his fist as protesters chanted "Jackie Lacey must go" in the background.

Black Lives Matter protest in DTLA calls on L.A. County District Attorney to resign; Garcetti announces $250 million in cuts from city budget to fund programs for minority communities.

June 3, 2020
Protester holds up a sign that says "Coronavirus isn't our only plague."

Black Lives Matter protests in Granada Hills

June 1, 2020
As protesters linger past curfew, police launched tear gas in hopes to disperse the crowd.

Peaceful protesters speak out while looters take advantage

May 31, 2020
HBO Max opening screen.

Battle of the streaming services: HBO Max enters the ring

May 30, 2020
The interior of the bookstore before it closed in late March.

How a local bookstore is adapting to the pandemic

May 21, 2020
A&E Reviews Logo

Weekly Pop Culture Round up: May 11 – May 16

May 18, 2020
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Monday that California would enter the second phase of reopening the state as early as May 8.

California prepares to reopen some parts of the economy

May 4, 2020
Protestors from the group Open California line up outside of City Hall in an effort to open California's economy.

May Day protests in the age of coronavirus

May 2, 2020
Candi Pop creator Joel Albers.

Meet Candi Pop, a nightclub finding ways to cope with COVID-19

April 27, 2020
Survivors of a pandemic: Young adults take to social media to share their story

Survivors of a pandemic: Young adults take to social media to share their story

April 26, 2020
Dating joins the list of virtual activities during quarantine.

Dating during a global pandemic

April 17, 2020
Nearly a year ago, people gathered outside of Nipsey Hussle's clothing store, The Marathon, after memorial services for the murdered rapper on April 11.

The Marathon Continues, One Year After Murder of Nipsey Hussle

April 1, 2020
Multiple USD Bills

US Senate reaches an agreement on a Stimulus Package

March 26, 2020
Los Angeles Lakers Sign

NBA suspends season as players are diagnosed with COVID-19

March 26, 2020
Cash

Federal authorities propose relief measures to combat COVID-19 impact

March 20, 2020
A cultural music festival

“Say it Loud: We Are Black, Latinx and Proud”

MOLAA’s Afro-Latinx Festival Shows Latin American Culture through the Lense of the African Diaspora
March 2, 2020
A Female College Student

Chatroom Q&A: Juggling the reserves and college life

February 19, 2020
Emergency tower on campus

The Title IX office : a place students can turn to?

February 6, 2020
A soul food potluck

Africana studies celebrates 50 years

November 18, 2019
A Conference meeting

From Supreme Court hot seat to the Northridge Center: Anita Hill shares her story

November 12, 2019
Two students waiting for bus at a bus stop

San Fernando Valley Bus Rapid Transit: Commuter Life Made Simple

October 22, 2019
A bunch of students gathering inside a conference room

We Matter Week: Black Culture Shows its Face on Campus

October 15, 2019
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