Daily Sundial

Crime blotter for Jan. 22 to Jan. 28

Erik Luna • February 2, 2016

Theft, fist fights, drug violations, and vandalism are some of the crimes that occurred on campus over the past week

Northridge man barricades himself in home

ariana duenas • January 15, 2016

SWAT officers dispatched after a man wanted for parole violation barricade himself in Northridge home, Thursday night.

Crime blotter for Nov.16 to Nov. 19

ariana duenas • November 23, 2015

Hit-and-runs, battery, and arrests are some of the crimes from the past week

There’s a silver lining to all of the sexual assault reports

Frances Ramsel • October 28, 2015

Being able to come out and report your case without fear is a massive step forward in helping end the silence behind sexual assault.

Editorial: “All Lives Matter” misses the point

Contributor • October 28, 2015

Those who shout "All Lives Matter" think they have the morally superior high ground and miss the point behind "Black Lives Matter" and why it came about.

Group against police brutality warned for permit-less distribution of fliers at CSUN

Pilar De Haro • September 18, 2015

The LA-based advocacy group objected after they were told that official permits were required to distribute literature on the CSUN campus.

CSUN Crime Blotter

Halie Cook • August 24, 2015

From August 17 to 21 there were three reports of drug and alcohol violations on campus property, one arrest and a hit-and-run car crash, according to the campus log crime archive website.

Ferguson’s grand jury denies justice to Michael Brown

Thomas Gallegos • November 26, 2014

The St. Louis County grand jury in Ferguson, Missouri decided not to indict police Officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown. Brown did not deserve to die. Wilson...

Supreme court decision on search warrants is chipping at privacy

Ryan Mancini • March 19, 2014

Body armor. Semi-automatic rifles. Armored vehicles. Lack of warrants. This all currently describes America’s militarized police stratagem. The ruling of Fernandez v. California asserts that...

Police brutality continues unchecked

Calvin Ratana • October 21, 2013

Dear Miriam Carey, I don’t know who you are or what your motives were, but on behalf of humanity I apologize for what has happened to you. Recently Carey made headlines on Oct. 3 when she was gunned...

Why one CSUN student got angry at policemen

Ankur Patel • May 6, 2012

By Ankur Patel Contributor Some of you may have seen the video of me barking down two police officers on May 2 in front of the CSUN Oviatt Library. The YouTube video has over 2,000 views since and I...

Students can S.T.O.P. laptop theft with campus program

Morgan Marx • June 8, 2010

It could happen any time, any day. The second floor of the Matador Bookstore Complex was quiet. A few summer semester students were gathered, talking with friends. Jennifer Jimenez, a freshman,...