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

three women being interviewed

CSUN: Are you Aware? – Magic Mushrooms

Kelcey Henderson November 28, 2017

We asked CSUN students if they were aware of the possible decriminalization of hallucinogenic mushrooms. We also got an experts opinion from a CSUN Biology professor.

Students pictured raising their hands in Jeanine MingAs communications class

CSUN increases the number of impacted majors

Dede Ogbueze January 18, 2017
Five new majors will impacted starting fall 2017
Workers set up display for African American art.

Letter to the editor: don’t forget the social sciences

Contributor October 8, 2015

While I appreciate the passion and emphasis behind your September 24th editorial (“Time to make science popular”), I’m concerned about its limited conception of what science includes....

A technician holds up a used flow cell.

Letter to the editor: science will surely drive us into a brighter future

Contributor October 6, 2015

I was delighted to see the editorial “Time to make science popular.” Such attention at CSUN is rare. I agree that science needs to be accessible to the public, including to non-science majors...

A view of the Griffith Observatory with Downtown Los Angeles, California, in the background. (Wally Skalij/Los Angeles Times/MCT)

Editorial: a double standard at the expense of science education

Contributor September 23, 2015
There should be more financial, emotional investment in science communication

Student collapses and dies of cardiac arrest at SRC

Michelle Dominguez October 6, 2013

A memorial service will be held for CSUN student Michael Ahmad Jabali who died of cardiac arrest in the Student Recreation Center (SRC) last Monday. Jabali was last seen running around the SRC indoor...

Biology students tag turtles in Orange Grove census

Biology students tag turtles in Orange Grove census

Kristin Hugo March 27, 2011

In the middle of the orange grove, there is a pond. In that pond there is a population of red-eared slider-turtles. Biology 512, taught by Robert Espinoza, is a class on herptology, or the study of...

$1.6 million grant to help biology students

Alan Der Ohannessian January 20, 2010

CSUN received a $1.6 million grant from the Californian Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) that will enable the training of undergraduate and graduate students for careers in stem cell biology. The...

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