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

Hector (played by Laith Helo) gets emotional as he presents a Powerpoint presentation to the lecture hall about over population. The Postmortal Performance Project was presented by the University 100 class on Nov. 14. Photo Credit: Richard Kontas/Contributor

Class recreates highly acclaimed book The Postmortal

Jamie Perez November 25, 2014

Finding a cure for aging is something that has not yet been accomplished in the world we live in. However, in the Postmortal world, the idea is surfacing and being discussed as a possibility of the future. Twenty-eight...

Pamphlets containing information about college is present at a California Dream Act workshop. The workshop sought to be help students properly fill out forms for the California Dream Act. File Photo/The Sundial

Undocumented students’ dreams and voices need to be heard

Melisa Fumbarg November 5, 2014

For many students, attending college can be a huge struggle, and I don’t mean the average challenges that come with writing papers, taking exams, getting classes and paying tuition. I am referring to...

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Time for a new Free Speech Movement

Kyle Hufnagel September 30, 2014

In the beginning, there was the idea that “power” was with the people. Social change was to be the defiant byproduct created by swaths of citizens collectively creating a larger voice. This aim...

Every student signs in when they arrive to the EOP office. Students enrolled in the program get access to various services like computers, mentor help, advisement, or they can relax and work in the lobby couch area. Photo Credit: Araceli Castillo/Photo Editor

Educational Opportunity Programs then and now

Melisa Fumbarg September 18, 2014

During the civil rights movement, activists pushed for the right to equal access to higher education. One of the ways this happened was through the implementation of Educational Opportunity Programs...

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DACA is only a bandage for a gaping wound in America

Calvin Ratana March 19, 2014

Imagine being forced out of a place you have called home for the past several years of your life. Imagine that in order to stay in your home, you must apply to stay there every two years. Imagine feeling...

VPAC seeks to make schedule more attractive to students

VPAC seeks to make schedule more attractive to students

Champaign Williams January 29, 2014

The building can be seen from across campus. It’s several stories tall. Its structure is encased in 30,000 square feet of glass. There’s no way to miss it. So why is student attendance at the Valley...

International students talk about their experiences studying abroad

International students talk about their experiences studying abroad

William Machado December 9, 2013

Two CSUN international students discuss the benefits and drawbacks to studying abroad and the plethora of reasons they chose to leave home to study in the United States.

Students share the multiple ways they commute to campus

Students share the multiple ways they commute to campus

Nestor Garcia December 8, 2013

Students share the different ways they commute to campus. With students living far distances or even trying to save money on commuting costs, it is interesting to see just a few of the forms of transportation...

American Indian ceremony brings culture to CSUN

American Indian ceremony brings culture to CSUN

Jesse Ickler December 3, 2013

Two days after the Thanksgiving Holiday, the American Indian Student Association held its 30th Annual Powwow to celebrate cultural heritage. There are over 200,000 Native American people in Los Angeles...

Ballet Folklorico Aztlan de CSUN promotes community and culture

Ballet Folklorico Aztlan de CSUN promotes community and culture

Jonathan R. Diaz December 2, 2013

Ballet Folklorico Aztlan de CSUN has been a part of the campus community since 1970. They perform traditional Mexican dances, or ballet folklorico, from various regions of Mexico. Though composed primarily...

CSUN group gives a family the ingredients for a holiday meal

CSUN group gives a family the ingredients for a holiday meal

Trevor Stamp November 26, 2013

CSUN's Unified We Serve delivers a family-sized amount of food to a family in need.

CSUN Roller Hockey Club seeks to emerge as a fierce opponent

CSUN Roller Hockey Club seeks to emerge as a fierce opponent

Lena Nasiri November 26, 2013

The revitalized CSUN Roller Hockey Club looks to establish itself as a strong competitor in the Western Collegiate Roller Hockey League with new head coach Aaron Weinstein at the helm.

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