Letter from the Editor, Volume 63, Issue 8
Listening to Her
Learning to Ride the Wave
A Chiropractor by Trade, a Woman Always
CSUN Women in Leadership
It Must Be a Women Thing
Thanks...
The curse of a woman is to be strong.
Not to crumble like a sand castle,
When the waves crash its way.
Not to scream like a kettle,
Put under intense heat.
Not to speak unspoken words,
Held back...
A CSUN student mom shares her story
Superheroes are considered role models that positively influence and protect people of all kinds. We know the popular ones; Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Captain...
Becoming a new person, the person you were always meant to be, doesn’t stop at gender. It means your personality, your demeanor, your feelings.
I’ll be honest, when I was asked to contribute to this...
Eden Shashoua
Eden Shashoua shows leadership on campus every day through her work as the vice president of CSUN’s Associated Students.
Her office, located in the University Student Union,...
The story of a local business owner
In 2015, Martha Mekonen found herself roaming around the rooms of a medical conference in LA, observing the latest technology in health and medicine, when she stumbled...
A brief history of feminism and women-led actions
Born out of an effort to recognize the achievements of women, Women’s History Month is celebrated every March and has roots in feminist actions from...
The Sundial’s social media team interviewed members of the CSUN community about their opinion on womanhood.
Nicole Bezerra is a CSUN alumna who graduated with a degree in psychology last fall.
Q:...
When I was asked to write the letter from the editor for Issue 8, I started thinking about what celebrating women means to me. My mind went straight to the strong female characters that influenced me throughout...
Alexia Mersola, Assistant News Editor
• October 21, 2021
Thousands gathered in Pershing Square in downtown Los Angeles on Oct. 2 in response to the Texas law that bans abortions as early as six weeks.
The march started at Pershing Square and continued all...
The Texas’ “Heartbeat bill,” also known as Senate Bill 8, makes getting an abortion after a heartbeat is detected, which is usually at about six weeks, illegal. The average time most women suspect...
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