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Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

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The (M)others & an Oral History Workshop

Mary Berberyan October 30, 2018

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Informational flyer for Expressions event

Expressions

Jody Holcomb February 28, 2018

It’s time to shine, Matadors! Take the stage, grab the mic, and captivate the crowd during Expressions in the Games Room at the University Student Union. The spotlight is yours every third Wednesday...

Informational flyer for Expressions event

Expressions

Jody Holcomb February 14, 2018

It’s time to shine, Matadors! Take the stage, grab the mic, and captivate the crowd during Expressions in the Games Room at the University Student Union. The spotlight is yours every third Wednesday...

CSUN orchestra performs

“Sinfonia Breve” makes its world premiere with the CSUN Symphony

Ryan Mancini September 30, 2016
Students performed four pieces of classical music, including an opera, a symphony by Beethoven, and the world premiere of music made by a professor emeritus at CSUN.
Several students pictured playing marimbas

CSUN World Music Ensemble brings traditional African dance to campus

Violet Canelo April 25, 2016
The CSUN World Music Ensemble performed various Japanese Taiko and African music ensembles this past weekend.
Hector (played by Laith Helo) gets emotional as he presents a Powerpoint presentation to the lecture hall about over population. The Postmortal Performance Project was presented by the University 100 class on Nov. 14. Photo Credit: Richard Kontas/Contributor

Class recreates highly acclaimed book The Postmortal

Jamie Perez November 25, 2014

Finding a cure for aging is something that has not yet been accomplished in the world we live in. However, in the Postmortal world, the idea is surfacing and being discussed as a possibility of the future. Twenty-eight...

Oboist crafts his own sound

Oboist crafts his own sound

Trevor Stamp October 21, 2013

The sound from his oboe is too bright, Jason Kennedy, 20, determines after testing a reed he just made. He makes some final adjustments, and places the reed back into his oboe. Kennedy stands up and...

VPAC’s upcoming 2011-12 performance season aims for diversity

Juana Esquivel May 12, 2011

Diversity, extremely high quality and attempts to appeal to a broad population in the region were the driving factors behind the upcoming 2011-12 Valley Performing Arts Center (VPAC) season. Robert...

‘An evening with Shirley MacLaine’ comes to the VPAC

Liana Hofer May 5, 2011

Academy-award winner. Acclaimed author. Truth-seeker. Shirley MacLaine has many titles that can be attached to her name, and this Friday, one more will be added to the list: VPAC performer. On May 6,...

International Idol Talent Show competition includes dancing, singing, playing instruments

John Michael Simko November 17, 2010

Among the burgers, burritos and bottled drinks, Pub patrons were treated to a talent show hosted by international students Tuesday afternoon. The International Idol Talent Show captivated...

Valley Performing Arts Center holds test performance for faculty, hard hats

Angela Melero October 17, 2010

The Valley Performing Arts Center (VPAC) held its first concert Friday night, seizing the opportunity to showcase the advanced performance components that have had the community eagerly...

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