The Sundial

CSUN hosts Latino Legislative Caucus panel

Nathan Hickling • May 5, 2017

Members of California’s Latino Legislative Caucus spoke to a full crowd at the Oviatt Library Thursday evening discussing how the diversity of California state politics has changed in only a few...

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

Ryan Mancini • August 30, 2016

Race in America is an issue that has gained new purpose in recent years. With the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement and the subsequent protests against police brutality, it has been a national focus...

How I learned to quit worrying and love the Trump

William Pond • September 24, 2015

Politics is fucked, man. This single sentence, more than anything else, has permeated the attitudes of the millennial generation. We have grown up in a world of political scandals, extremism and levels...

Pre-law information session to help students prepare for LSAT

Karoline Steavenson • November 15, 2010

Two CSUN alumni, a judge and a practicing attorney, will speak to students about the pros and cons of going to law school. The speakers include Judge Gerald Rosenberg, a 1972 CSUN graduate, attorney...

Midterm elections to be discussed at forum

Nayeli Pelayo • September 26, 2010

Two of the top national pollsters from the Republican and Democratic Parties are scheduled to come speak at CSUN for the 2010 Eugene Price Forum. Geoff Garin, a well-known advisor who works for Hart...

Overcoming hardships to help others succeed

Stephanie Bermudez • February 14, 2010

David Meraz’s lifelong goal is not to be doctor, not to be an actor, or not even to be rich and famous. Instead, Meraz’s goal in life is to change the world in some way, shape or form. “I...