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The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

CSUN redshirt freshman Jamar Ricketts, 11, dribbles past the Sacramento State defense in Northridge, Calif. on Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2021.

Men’s soccer’s back-and-forth match with Sacramento State ends in draw 2-2

Bryan Hernandez, Reporter October 7, 2021

After opening the season with two straight losses, CSUN men’s soccer sought to shift gears in their third game in the Big West Conference against Sacramento State Wednesday night. From the whistle...

Gov. Gavin Newsom highlighted his $47.1 billion higher education funding plan at the Student Recreation Center in CSUN at Northridge, Calif., on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2021. According to Newsom, it is the most funding for higher education in modern history.

Newsom signs $47.1 billion higher education package into law at CSUN

Shannon Carter, News Editor October 6, 2021

Gov. Gavin Newsom visited CSUN Wednesday to sign a series of bills aimed at making college more affordable and accessible for Californians. “We're here in the spirit [of ] not just of identifying...

Illustration by Carolyn Burt

Need help with taking care of your wellbeing? Learn more about the health services CSUN offers to students

Grace Da Rocha, Reporter October 5, 2021

Services are returning throughout CSUN’s extensive health system as we dive deeper into the fall semester. The Klotz Student Health Center, University Counseling Services and Oasis Wellness Center had...

Women's golf's Tiffany Pak, the Matador of the Week of Sept. 30.

CSUN Matador of the Week: Tiffany Pak

Jordan Puente, Sports Assistant Editor October 5, 2021

Sophomore Tiffany Pak helped her golf team win on Sept. 27 at Rustic Canyon Golf Course against CSU Bakersfield 301-314. Pak shot a one-under 71 with an eagle and one birdie to go with it — something...

Want to be more connected to the CSUN community? Here’s how you can with campus clubs and organizations.

Want to be more connected to the CSUN community? Here’s how you can with campus clubs and organizations.

Elizabeth Dowell, Reporter October 4, 2021

Walking along the paved pathways, CSUN students are engaged and ready to become part of a team and campus tradition. “Meet the Clubs” is an event that happens at the beginning of every fall and spring...

Women’s volleyball falls to UC San Diego in 4 sets

Women’s volleyball falls to UC San Diego in 4 sets

Randy Acosta, Reporter September 29, 2021

CSUN women’s volleyball failed to bring in their first Big West win of the season by losing to UC San Diego in four sets on Saturday at the Matadome. The Matadors went on a 7-0 run off of kills from...

Ofelya's great grandmother Hayastan (left of first row) and great grandfather Vagharshak (right of first row), along with her grandfather Albert (boy in the back row holding the dog).

Recognizing the Armenian Genocide is the first step to stop the cycle of war

Jane Partizpanyan, Contributor September 27, 2021

Ofelya Hunanyan, a CSUN student and immigrant, shares the story of her family’s survival during the Armenian Genocide in order to commemorate the one year anniversary of the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war. Many...

CSUN's sophomore Taylor Orshoff, 1, attacks the ball against UC Irvine on Sept. 24, 2021 in NORTHRIDGE, Calif.

CSUN women’s volleyball falls short against UCI in four sets

Randy Acosta, Reporter September 26, 2021

CSUN women’s volleyball looked to end an eight-game losing streak on Friday night against UC Irvine. Despite a strong start to the match, the Matadors failed to close things out against the Anteaters...

A turtle floats in the murky algea filled water at the CSUN Duck Pond onSeptember 6, 2021 in NORTHRIDGE, Calif.

CSUN Orange Grove pond’s murky and stagnant waters spark public outcry

Sebastian Artola, Assistant News Editor September 24, 2021

In our own backyard at CSUN, an issue plagued the Orange Grove pond for the past few months. The water in the pond became polluted, causing backlash among members of the community, many of whom believe...

Brooke Mobeck, right, gets tripped up by a UCSD Triton defender during their match at the Performance Field in Northridge, Calif. on Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2021.

Women’s soccer falls to UC San Diego 2-1 at home

Bryan Hernandez, Reporter September 17, 2021

Back from playing six non-conference league games away from home, CSUN women’s soccer returned home after 24 days and faced UC San Diego on Thursday for the first time in women’s soccer history. Away...

Thomas Mascaro, left, Arturo Reveles, and Jamar Ricketts look for an explanation for a foul called by the referee during the game against the University of Nebraska Omaha on Sunday, Sept. 12, 2021.

Omaha pulls off overtime win over CSUN men’s soccer

Randy Acosta, Reporter September 16, 2021

Coming off of a three-game road trip, CSUN returned to their home field with an 11 a.m. kick off on Sunday. The game went scoreless in regulation, which led to overtime against the University of Nebraska...

Voters cast their ballots at the CSUN voting center in Redwood Hall in Northridge, Calif., on Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2021.

Photo essay: CSUN hosts voting center for California recall election

Carolyn Burt, Social Media Editor September 14, 2021

On Tuesday, CSUN hosted a voting center for the 2021 California Recall Election. Eligible voters in Los Angeles County were able to vote in person at Redwood Hall on campus.  The ballot consisted of...

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