The Sundial

Associated Students hope to help students become entrepreneurs

Yvonne Zimmerman • October 26, 2015

Associated Students leaders are working to bridge the gap between the CSUN communities’ innovative ideas and the ability to become entrepreneurs, as discussed at their meeting Oct. 26. Guest speaker...

Petition to separate California into six states approved for signatures

A.J. Circhirillo • March 9, 2014

California is no stranger to change. The Golden State is considered one of the most diverse states in the country, and a Silicon Valley venture capitalist is looking to give California a massive makeover. Last...

Stamping out the aid needed by those living in poverty

Nathalia H. Nielsen • February 11, 2014

When you have 46.5 million people living in poverty what do you do? It’s not a trick question, I swear. And the answer is: cut programs that help them of course. This solution is not copied out of...

Former governors to speak on campus regarding public service, time in office

Steven Espinoza • February 2, 2014

Linda Lingle, former Hawaii Governor and Michael Dukakis, former Massachusetts Governor, will discuss their time in office at a special presentation on Tuesday. The special presentation is scheduled...

You had one job to do, government

Calvin Ratana • October 6, 2013

Everybody, brace yourselves. The government of the United States of America has officially, as of Tuesday morning last week, shut down. Yup, the government in all of its infinite wisdom, failed to do...

Government shutdown is now a reality

Hansook Oh • September 30, 2013

The 113th Congress caused a “shutdown” of most federal government agencies today due to its failure to complete the standard yearly process of funding the government for the coming fiscal year (FY). The...