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

Regular tuition increases have been proposed for the upcoming years, according to CSU Assistant Vice Chancellor for Budget Ryan Storm. Signs held during the CFA informational picket on campus on Nov. 8, 2011. (Andres Aguila/ The Sundial)

CSU strike talks and possible tuition increase

Eric Licas February 10, 2016
School will remain open regardless of CFA going on strike, and school tuition may increase according to the CSU
CFA demonstrators gather in downtown Long Beach on Nov. 17, 2015. (Nicollette Ashtiani / The Sundial)

CSU Faculty release potential strike date

Nicollette Ashtiani February 10, 2016
California Faculty Association members will go on strike in April if they do not come to an agreement with the California State University management regarding faculty salary increases
CSU Chancellor Dr. Timothy White during the Open Public Forum at Plaza Del Sol on Jan. 29. (Daisy Perez / The sundial)

Students, faculty challenge CSU Chancellor Timothy White at open forum

Edward Ruano January 31, 2016
California State University Chancellor Timothy White held an open forum to address concerns students and faculty had regarding the university and the CSU system
CSUN Student Eduardo Estrada from the Students for a Quality Education waits to talk to a student about tuition costs. (Brandon Jauregui / The Sundial)

Students petition against possible tuition fee increase before public forum

Edward Ruano January 29, 2016
Students for Quality Education started petition Thursday, in hopes to stop future plans of increasing tuition fees

Students for Quality Education threaten hunger strike until CSU meets demands

Natalie Rivera April 29, 2012

Members of Student for Quality Education announced Friday that they will be participating in a hunger strike and fast until tuition freezes and they roll back executive and administrative salaries.   The...

CSUN hosts conference that discusses the future of California’s public education amidst budget cuts

Administrator April 23, 2011

Students demanded a question and answer session with CSU Chancellor Charles Reed in an event held at CSUN. Reed obliged. “CSU: in the next 50 years” addressed education issues at the conference...

Protesters call for CSU chancellor to resign

Brian De Los Santos April 14, 2011

Students and faculty across CSU campuses rallied, marched, and participated in sit-ins at administration buildings to protest against CSU Chancellor Charles Reed and other Board of Trustees officials....

CSUN students vent their frustrations about budget cuts at ‘Vocal Artillery’ open mic event

Ashley Soley-Cerro February 26, 2011

The Students for a Quality Education (SQE) creatively expressed their irritation with the $500 million proposed budget cut for the next school year by hosting an open mic night at the Chicana/o house...

Students for Quality Education shows display of CSU fee increases in front of the Oviatt

Antoine Abou-Diwan December 1, 2010

Correction: In the story “Students illustrate CSU fee hikes” published Dec. 2, it stated Assembly Bill 656 would place a tax on oil companies which would be applied toward education, if passed....

Students prepare to protest tuition increase at Chancellor’s office in Long Beach

Reanna Delgadillo November 7, 2010

This week the Cal State University (CSU) system will meet on Tuesday and Wednesday in Long Beach at the Chancellor’s office to discuss and vote on the budget for the next academic year. The vote will...

With student voter apathy, organizations set up registration booths

Mandi Gosling October 13, 2010

When supplemental instruction leader Jocelyn Duarte asked her Central American Studies 113A class how many of the students were registered to vote, she was surprised when less than half the...

Students argue funding for school-spirit sculpture is ill-timed while students are struggling to enroll

Adria Brodie October 5, 2010

Two CSUN students voiced their opposition and concerns to the Associated Students (A.S.) regarding the funding of the Matador statue. Seniors Jose Gomez and Daniel Santana addressed the Senate at...

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