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

CSU votes in favor of increase or refund based on success or failure of Proposition 30

Gabrielle Moreira September 19, 2012

UPDATED WITH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION LONG BEACH—The CSU board of trustees voted 11 to 3 today in favor of a tuition increase if Proposition 30 fails and 11 to 3 in favor of a tuition rollback,...

Staff editorial: The CSU will vote on three potential additional fees

Staff editorial: The CSU will vote on three potential additional fees

Daily Sundial September 18, 2012

On Wednesday, the Cal State University board of trustees will vote on a series of resolutions that could raise tuition, including one that would raise tuition up to $372 per-unit for some students. These...

Professor Ramon Garcia of Chicano studies department drops his ballot at the California Faculty Association voting booth on Tuesday. Photo credit: Michael Cheng / Daily Sundial

CFA and CSU to return to the bargaining tables in May

Tanya Ramirez April 25, 2012

The California Faculty Association and the CSU will return to the bargaining table in early May. CFA faculty members across all 23 CSU campuses are engaging in online and in-person voting this week...

Let’s stand up for education together: A California assemblyman’s work to save education

Contributor March 12, 2012

By California Assemblyman Bob Blumenfield I was thrilled last week when thousands of students from across California rallied around the State Capitol to speak out against further budget cuts at...

Students protest unit caps and freeze of permission numbers

Carl Robinette January 29, 2012

More than 70 CSUN students led by members of Central American United Student Association, Students for Quality Education and MEChA marched through campus protesting in response to CSUN's decision to only...

CSU budget coverage

Daily Sundial December 12, 2011

Gov. Brown vetoes budget aimed at cutting more funds from CSU June 25th, 2011 Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a budget proposal drafted by Democrats in the Legislature last Thursday that would cut billions...

CSUN to be without permanent president until March

Caitlin Martin December 6, 2011

CSUN will not have a permanent president in place when classes start in the spring but rather an interim president will be in place until March, according to a CSU press release released Monday. "After...

Special CSU board of trustees meeting cancelled

Ron Rokhy December 5, 2011

Correction: In the last paragraph of both the print and online versions of this story, Ashley Luke's name is misspelled. The CSU board of trustees announced the cancellation of its special committee...

Illustration by Gabriel Ivan Orendain-Necochea

Reasons for unit caps explained by CSUN and CSU officials

Samantha Tata November 10, 2011

CSUN students received an email earlier this week announcing new restrictions on spring registration, including a 15-unit cap and less class seats. The decision to tighten registration rules was...

Tuition will not be raised for Spring semester though trigger cuts likely

Andrew Lopez October 3, 2011

Students will not be asked for more tuition to make up for what have been described as inevitable trigger cuts, set to slash another $100 million from California higher education if the state does not...

CSU to Research Comparable Averages of University Presidents’ Salaries

Ken Scarboro August 30, 2011

After CSU presidents’ salaries came under fire in July, the system decided to compare the 23 campuses to national universities in an effort to gauge president pay at an Aug. 24 board of trustees...

CSUN tuition below national average, still growing fast

Andrew Lopez July 14, 2011

Tuition and fees for CSUN have increased by over 43 percent the last few years due in part to budget cuts, making it the ninth largest growth for a public, four-year university in the country. The cost...

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