The Sundial

CSUN students share how the travel ban has affected them

Nathan Hickling • February 17, 2017

When something becomes as controversial as the recent travel ban, targeted towards seven Muslim-majority countries in the Middle East, it's difficult to remember exactly where the idea began and where...

Student Travel Column: Destination Iran

Julie Gauthier • November 30, 2015

https://vanessapbarajas.cartodb.com/api/v2/viz/49993182-7959-11e5-a9e8-0e787de82d45/viz.json Mandana Azimi, 31, is a CSUN student years old, student in Mass Communication who traveled to Iran. Q:...

Election 2016: the messy catastrophe

Ryan Mancini • September 18, 2015

Welcome to the second GOP debate, sloppy and painful. I was surprised to make it out alive. This debate symbolized a cresting high as the craziness commenced, until it met its undeniable climax evoking...

Obama, step up stance on Iran

John Kami • March 17, 2010

John Kami Contributing reporter Our president’s approach to solving Iran’s issues could hurt his image as President of a first class nation. Upon entering office, Obama blamed his predecessor...

Ahmadinejad says no gays in Iran

John Kami • February 9, 2010

John Kami Contributing reporter The Islamic Republic of Iran has had a long history of human rights violations. Among these crimes against humanity are those committed upon gays by Iran’s...

Iran’s abuse of power extensive

John Kami • January 25, 2010

John Kami Contributing reporter Since its inception, Iran’s government has abused human rights. Its government has stood on the grounds of false accusations against innocent victims, thievery,...

U.S. is bullying Iran’s nuclear program

Sara Nasrallah • December 2, 2009

Sara Nasrallah Owning nuclear weapons seems to be controlled by the elite countries of the world: the United States, Russia, the United Kingdom (England), France, and China. The power structure of...