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
Protesters marching while holding signs reading My Life is Not a Hoax

Student demonstration denounces campus police’s reaction to gun threat

Jacob Pascua • February 28, 2018
Students stood in front of Oviatt Monday afternoon with posters expressing their discontent with how campus police services managed the false gun threat situation on Feb. 16.
mural with protesters

African DACA’s

Valley View News • February 27, 2018

The Pew Research Center reports, over four thousand people from Africa living in the U.S. are DACA recipients. Many of whom are students. Cal State University, Northridge graduate Umu Rodgers, from...

Man prepares to throw the ball

Faculty win bragging rights in softball game against students

Patricia Perdomo • May 2, 2016
Faculty and alumni showed no mercy against students in a landslide of a game.
Students dance along Brazilian dancers in costume

Cultural diversity celebrated during annual CARNAVAL

Edward Ruano • April 9, 2016
CSUN'S 19th annual CARNAVAL keeps up the tradition of celebrating the campus' cultural diversity.
(Sundial Illustration/ Thomas Gallegos)

Crime blotter for March 14 – 27

Erik Luna • March 28, 2016
Possession of marijuana, graffiti and driving under the influence of alcohol are a few of the reported crimes.
Crowd of men and women carry candles and picket signs

Students, faculty march against abuse

Erik Luna • March 19, 2016
CSUN students and faculty participated in a march to shine light on abuse.
Photo pf fork on top pecan pie

How many Pi digits can students recite?

Kanako Miyazaki • March 15, 2016
Student recite Pi day digits.
A Robert West color illustration depicts the difficulties that a young job applicant faces as he hands his resume to an intimidating employer who is seated next to a trash can full of resumes. (Robert West/2001/The Dallas Morning New/TNS)

Students benefit from mock interviews at Interview Frenzy

Michael Herrera • March 11, 2016
Students had the opportunity to learn interview skills and have a one-on-one 10-minute interview session with employers from different industries.
Granada Hills High school students placed flowers on the Matador statue. (Ellen Choi/ Sundial)

A.S. hosts conference, encourages high schoolers to pursue college

Nicollette Ashtiani • March 1, 2016
Associated Students invited local high schools to a conference to encourage students to pursue higher education and get involved on campus.
Jessica Pettitt gives examples from her life of offensive language and how it could be avoided in the future when thinking consciously.

Students get the rundown on the importance of inclusive language

Hannah Brunelli • February 17, 2016
Students learned the concept and importance of using inclusive language from Diversity Educator Jessica Pettitt
Matador News: May 5th, 2015

Matador News: May 5th, 2015

Matador News • May 5, 2015

Neurosurgeon Ben Carson announces his presidential candidacy; Matador News reporter Michell Gomez talks to CSUN Student Resource Center director Jimmy Francis about new health services for stressed-out...

Administrator Vera Chelyapov and staff counselors Bernice Contreras, and Yvette Nava go over paperwork and plans for the coming week. Photo Credit: Kristine Malicse/ Contributor

Mitchell Family Counseling Clinic: Student trainees take on the future of therapy

Leah Arzu • December 11, 2014

This isn’t your average therapy clinic, it’s a teaching program primarily led by assisted grad students. The private practice styled program, gives trainees hands on experience with patients, on...

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