The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

A female musician in a black dress hold a guitar

Music therapy major follows her calling

Roberto Cisneros January 31, 2019
Look into the life of a CSUN music therapy major Crystal Waters last semester
A man with two story books in both of his hands

Alumnus offers opportunities for artists

Elliott Keegan December 13, 2018
CSUN grad turned children's book author is recruiting illustrators on campus
Photo courtesy of Erica Wohldmann.

CSUN professor gets first-hand experience of what she teaches

Jamie Perez April 20, 2015
'Freegan', food activist and psychology professor Erica Wohldmann bites off just enough of what she can chew
Fathellas wall was initially yellow, but while renewing her lease, she asked the manager if she could repaint the wall blue. Wynnona Loredo / Staff Photographer

Living out someone else’s dreams

Esmeralda Ramirez April 6, 2015
A foreign exchange student is studying not for herself, but for her mother
Photo courtesy of Edward-Vincent Montemayor Bantasan.

Speaking through beatboxing

Jamie Perez March 24, 2015
Beatboxing student brings his talent during competitions and campus events
Photo credit: Rose Barraza

The pursuit of knowledge knows no age limit

Rose Barraza March 18, 2015
This 61-year-old student shows it's never too late to get a college degree
Professor Lilia Kibarska; started in the Bulgarian National Rhythmic Gymnastics Team in her early teens to traveling with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus later to earn a B.F.A. in Dance from California Institute of the Arts; and a M.S. in Kinesiology at CSUN; teaches her Modern Dance Class in Redwood Hall; Feb. 24; 2015 (Matthew Delgado / Staff Photographer)

Lilia Kibarska dances from circus to CSUN

Lauren Rife March 3, 2015
Dance instructor Lilia Kibarska brings flow into the art of dance.
Hobbs listening to his favorite song, In your arms, by Michael Woods while walking to the field prior to the game.

Mr. Steal Your Goal: Adam Hobbs

David Hawkins November 18, 2014

Photos and Story by: David J. Hawkins/ Senior Photographer There is only one man between the ball and the goal, and that man is Adam Hobbs, the Matadors’ junior goalkeeper. The 21-year-old...

Landon Drew, junior, has found much success during his basketball career. Drew started playing at the age of four. During high school he won most valuable player twice and won plaques at the Redondo and San Diego tournaments. Photo Credit: Araceli Castillo/Photo Editor

Basketball Issue: Drew ready to take charge

Shaka Dixon November 12, 2014

  A minute away from polishing off a stunning second-half claw back from 21 points against heavily favored Utah, CSUN men’s basketball found its precarious three-point lead in the hands of...

Ashley Guay, senior, played all 33 games of the 2013-2014 season. Guay became the first player in the Matador program to be named conference player of the year. She has set many records from having the most steals and assists. Photo Credit: Araceli Castillo/Photo Editor

Basketball Isuue: Guay stays humble amid success

Kyle Hufnagel November 12, 2014

  A lifetime of preparation and a ruthless predisposition catapulted San Diego native and CSUN senior Ashlee Guay to new heights, rewriting the record books in northern Los Angeles. After...

File photo/ The Sundial

Men’s Soccer: David Turcios, the Matadors’ unsung hero

Vincent Nguyen October 15, 2014

In the dying moments of extra-time, everyone tries to capture their breath after running up and down the field for an hour and a half. Somehow, some way, one player consistently glides through the...

Ciena Stinson, junior, outside hitter for the womens volleyball team, was named Big West Player two weeks ago. On Aug. 29 Stinson obtained 15 kills and 26 on Aug. 30. Photo Credit: Candice Criss/ The Sundial

Stinson killing it for the Matadors

Candice Criss September 24, 2014

When Cieana Stinson started her freshman year of high school she wanted to be a cheerleader but thanks to a very persuasive coach, this Big West Player of the Week awardee turned to volleyball and...

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