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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

State of Black Journalism

State of Black Journalism

June 24, 2024

Join us for a virtual panel discussing Black Journalism!

How to Find an Internship Workshop

How to Find an Internship Workshop

June 24, 2024

Learn the ins and outs of finding and securing an internship!

Screening of "Trustworthy"

Screening of “Trustworthy”

February 22, 2024

Join us for a special screening of "Trustworthy", a documentary that explores how the growing crisis of trust in media threatens our democracy, and of we as a society can find common ground.

A female professor

First female photojournalist in Nicaragua speaks at CSUN

Geovanni Botticella April 4, 2019
Margarita Montealegre presents photos she took during her time in Central America
need 2 read logo shows woman sitting atop a pile of books while reading a book

Review: “Between the World and Me” and “The Fat Tail”

Ryan Mancini August 30, 2016
This week's books provide tremendous insight on political risk and what it means to be black in America.
Craig Leener helps out journalism students at the SPJ's career day on Thursday, March 10, 2016. (Raul Martinez / The Sundial)

Captured: Career Day

Ashley Grant March 10, 2016
Journalism students one-on-one with professionals.
Illustration by Daniel Schade

Choosing a side in the Harris/Greenwald feud

Ryan Mancini October 22, 2014

  This conflict began long before the showdown with Ben Affleck on “Real Time With Bill Maher.” In the weeks since it re-erupted, the digital feud between neuroscientist and secular...

Illustration by Kristine Delicana / Illustrations Editor

Questioning the ethics of checkbook journalism

Manny D. Araujo October 8, 2014

Last month celebrity news website TMZ released a video showing Baltimore Ravens star running back Ray Rice knocking out his then fiancée and current wife Janay Palmer in the elevator of an Atlantic...

New dean of Mike Curb College of Arts combines his role as a professional artist and academic administrator. 
Demi Corso/ Sundial Staff

New dean encourages art as form of communication

Nicole Frost September 3, 2014

For Jay Kvapil, the new dean of Mike Curb College of  Arts, Media and Communication creating art in the studio goes hand in hand with his administrative responsibilities. This might seem like an unordinary...

Illustration by Jae Kitinoja/Illustrator

It’s OK to apologize for a graduation mess-up

Luis Rivas May 8, 2014

After years — on and off a total of 13 — I finally did it. I graduated with a bachelor’s degree from a university. The first in my family to do so, although my brother technically beat me to...

Everything I learned was wrong

Everything I learned was wrong

Luis Rivas December 9, 2013

In the newsroom at the Daily Sundial we often talk about the concepts of balance and objectivity. Reporters and editors have always shared opposing arguments. Our stories are an extension of this discourse....

CSUN PRSSA named most successful student chapter in L.A., hosts first induction ceremony

CSUN PRSSA named most successful student chapter in L.A., hosts first induction ceremony

Clarissa Corona November 20, 2013

>>>CORRECTION: CSUN PRSSA has not officially been named the most successful student chapter in Los Angeles. However, it is the largest student chapter in Los Angeles. CSUN’s Public Relations...

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