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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

CSUN students hold signs in support of the Black Lives Matter protest at CSUN hosted by Northridge BLM on June 2, 2020.

Opinion: Defund the police, reinvest into the community.

Blake Williams, Opinions Editor September 8, 2021

The United States of America was founded on the idea that all people are created equal and that life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are rights guaranteed to all people, but the country has yet to...

Two men play the drums in front of the bookstore

Open House Stresses Knowledge For Africana Studies Week

Robert Spallone November 1, 2016
African American student organizations gathered outside the campus Matador store to celebrate Africana Studies.
Students discuss their thoughts on issues and solutions for the Black Lives Matter campaign in the Activism workshop in the Tujunga room.(Nicollette Ashtiani/The Sundial) Photo credit: Nicollette Ashtiani

Black Lives Matter draws in large crowd

Nicollette Ashtiani November 8, 2015
Flintridge room ran over-capacity as students crammed in to learn about the BLM movement
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Tales from the Third Rail Ep. 9: Black Lives Matter

Daniel Shin October 29, 2015
Ryan and Kenny talk about #BLM with two student leaders of African-American CSUN groups
USC professor talks about #AllLivesMatter to a crowd of CSUN students.

Editorial: “All Lives Matter” misses the point

Contributor October 28, 2015
Those who shout "All Lives Matter" think they have the morally superior high ground and miss the point behind "Black Lives Matter" and why it came about.
Illustration by Julienne Shih / Illustrator

Agonies of summer bring vague hope for fall

Ryan Mancini August 24, 2015

That feeling of summer as that free, revitalizing time of the year where the temperature slowly rises and all things are possible has reached its final days, its nauseous end. We left off last semester...

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