The Sundial

Blindly staying in the Middle East is our new approach to foreign policy

Sergio Monreal • October 27, 2015

How does U.S. foreign policy affect the typical CSUN student? Well, you are stuck with the bill: approximately $4 to $6 trillion. Yes, your taxes for the coming decades, long after you graduate, will go...

Post-9/11 G.I. Bill continues to help further education

Shaleeka Powell • March 19, 2013

On the tenth anniversary of the Iraq War’s beginning, veterans continue to be afforded college education and benefits through the Post-9/11 G.I. Bill. The Chapter 33 Post-9/11 G.I. Bill provides student...

Looking back on Iraq

Benjamin Andrews • March 19, 2013

On the ten year anniversary of the start of the Iraq war our nation remembers with mixed emotions. Some mourn the war as an unnecessary and hostile invasion while others have no regrets about removing...

In search of monsters to destroy

Harrison Leonard • September 7, 2010

President Obama addressed the nation in a televised speech last Tuesday night, proudly declaring that the “American combat mission in Iraq has ended.” Oh, really. A “transitional” team of...

Friends with the Enemy (part 1/2)

Laleh Haverim • April 20, 2010

"Friends with the Enemy" shows the stories of three different American soldiers and their experiences in war. We have George Gillman Key Jr., a WWII veteran...Sid Mendoza, an Iraq Veteran and Scholarship...

Friends with the Enemy

Laleh Haverim • April 20, 2010

"Friends with the Enemy" shows the stories of three different American soldiers and their experiences in war. We have George Gillman Key Jr., a WWII veteran...Sid Mendoza, an Iraq Veteran and...

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...