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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

Students rise beyond the blues of depression and suicide at Candlelight Vigil

Students rise beyond the blues of depression and suicide at ‘Candlelight Vigil’

Abigaelle Levray November 21, 2013

The Beat the Blues and Trans Awareness Week hosted a combined candlelight vigil to commemorate the lives of those lost to suicide and to strengthen and encourage those who have experienced depression....

Transvisible documents love, acceptance within the life of a transgender activist

‘Transvisible’ documents love, acceptance within the life of a transgender activist

Roy Azoulay November 20, 2013

In celebration of Trans Awareness week, the Chicano/a Studies Department, MeChA, F Word and CSUN’s Gender and Women Studies department hosted a film screening on Wednesday afternoon where they showed...

CSUN’s Big Comedy show features comedians from the Chelsea Lately show

CSUN’s Big Comedy show features comedians from the Chelsea Lately show

Clarissa Perkins November 20, 2013

The 2nd annual “Big Comedy” show featuring Jo Koy, Josh Wolf and Natasha Leggero, all comedians featured regularly on Chelsea Lately , sold out Tuesday night at the Northridge Center. Eric Planas,...

The 50th anniversary of Doctor Who is nigh

The 50th anniversary of ‘Doctor Who’ is nigh

Yoscy Perez November 20, 2013

[soundcloud url="https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/121116756" width="100%" height="166" iframe="true" /] Everywhere Whovians are gathering their sonic screwdrivers in anticipation of the long awaited...

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...

Beat the Blues volunteers distribute information, free tacos to students

‘Beat the Blues’ volunteers distribute information, free tacos to students

Jazzmyne Bogard November 20, 2013

As part of the ongoing “Beat the Blues Week” the Blues Project hosted a tabling fair Tuesday to distribute information about how to deal with factors that may cause depression in students. “The...

Professor educates students about the nonviolent history of Islam

Professor educates students about the nonviolent history of Islam

Ana Rodriguez November 20, 2013

A professor of Islamic studies educated students regarding the history of Muslims and the religion of Islam in an effort to combat the negative stereotypes that are often portrayed in the media. “I’m...

Sexual assault continues to be a problem on college campuses

Sexual assault continues to be a problem on college campuses

Shira Moskowitz November 20, 2013

Despite a federal law known as the Jeanne Clery Act, which requires college campuses to notify every sexual assault case to the U.S. Department of Education, colleges nationwide have admitted that they...

Guest speaker says transgender research is biased

Guest speaker says transgender research is biased

Vera Castaneda November 19, 2013

At the Trans Awareness Week event “Rethinking Trans,” Dr. Rachel Levin emphasized the biases in past transgender scientific research in an effort to help students depend less on science in terms...

Geek culture is a safe space for diversity

Geek culture is a safe space for diversity

Jonathan R. Diaz November 18, 2013

Nerd, geek, weirdo, fanboy. If you had called me those names 15 years ago, I probably would have been a little offended, but not so anymore. Nowadays, mainstream culture has welcomed and even celebrated...

Sleepless nights pay off for former AS senator

Sleepless nights pay off for former AS senator

Taylor Villescas November 18, 2013

Paying for school wasn’t easy for Austin Ysais. Taking out loans was his biggest fear. But he managed to pay everything out of pocket by reaching into the money he had saved from working full...

Professor advocates using technology as teaching tool at AS meeting

Professor advocates using technology as teaching tool at AS meeting

Elizabeth Ohanian November 18, 2013

An associate professor in the CSUN Health Science Department made a special presentation about her course redesign at this week’s Associated Students (A.S.) meeting. Sloane Burke focused her presentation...

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