- Black Scholars Matter welcome second set of student cohortsBlack Scholars Matter accepted 13 students into their second cohort and welcomed them on April 29 at the University Student Union’s Thousand Oaks Room. The event consisted of a program overview, group activities and a Q&A panel with four current BSM students. Theresa White, full-time professor and former chair of the Africana studies department, serves...
- New men’s basketball coach looks to make offense more dynamicCSUN men’s basketball had one of the worst offenses in the Big West Conference in the 2022-23 season. They were third to last in the conference in points, averaging only 63.4 per game, 13 points lower than the team ranked first in the category. The Matadors’ two top scorers, Atin Wright and Dionte Bostick, have...
- The Kids Are Alright: Episode 4“The Kids Are Alright” podcast focuses on Generation Z students and the discussion of topics such as death, happiness, capitalism, working as a student, and the meaning of it all. In the fourth episode, CSUN students Joshua Sandoval and David Riveros discuss love and relationships in Gen Z. The Daily Sundial · The Kids Are...
- Sunset Sessions: Wyatt BlairWyatt Blair is a genre-fluid songwriter based out of Los Angeles. Blair discusses expanding from drumming into songwriting, and how he manages songwriting while also being the co-owner of Lolipop Records. Wyatt Blair playing his song “Something About You.” Wyatt Blair playing his song “Patience.” Wyatt Blair playing his song “Ruff Love.” Listen to Wyatt...
- The Kids Are Alright: Episode 3“The Kids Are Alright” podcast focuses on Generation Z students and the discussion of topics such as death, happiness, capitalism, working as a student, and the meaning of it all. In the third episode, CSUN students Ivan Nathan and Reema Haque discuss socialism in Gen Z. The Daily Sundial · The Kids Are Alright: Episode...
- Writer’s pick: The Sundial’s playlist for the summerAs we near the end of the semester and turn our attention to summer break, it’s time to look forward to new songs suited for the season. These songs are great to listen to for any occasion this summer, whether that be at house parties, at the beach or when hanging out with friends. “Slide”...
- Writer’s pick: The heroines of STEM – Five films about women in science to watch right nowAlthough the field of science has historically been male-dominated, women have led to major contributions. Women in science, such as Jane Goodall and Rosalind Franklin, made their marks on society by advancing basic human understanding of the world. Here are five films about the heroines of science to watch right now. “Hidden Figures” In 1962,...
- Opinion: What about gun control?You would think our politicians would take a stricter stance on gun control with the constant mass shootings and subsequent mental health repercussions. This has not been the case. A shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville in late March was, according to CNN, the 19th shooting at an educational institution wounding at least one...
- The women’s center takes back the nightAfter two years, Take Back the Night returned to campus in person after being held in a modified virtual version due to the pandemic. Organized by the CSUN Women’s Research and Resource Center, the event aimed to offer students a safe place to share personal stories of domestic and sexual violence. The annual event is...
- CSUN’s Armenian organizations educate students about culture and historyThroughout the last week of April, CSUN celebrated Armenian Heritage Week – an initiative by various Armenian organizations on campus to commemorate the Armenian genocide. Campus organizations included the fraternity Alpha Epsilon Omega, the sorority Alpha Gamma Alpha, the Hidden Road Initiative and the Armenian Students Association. The week began with the “Stain of Denial,”...
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