The Sundial

The Sundial is a recognized and financially self-sufficient student newspaper and website. Our team consists of student journalists dedicated to collecting, writing, editing, and sharing news relevant to our students and the surrounding community.

Local, Student/Alumni

English

Newspaper

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

N/A

Country

N/A

Articles

‘Spectrum of Strength’ highlights LGBTQ+ and disability resources

1 month ago | sundial.csun.edu | Sophia Cano

The Pride Center hosted Spectrum of Strength at the Grand Salon in the USU on April 22. Queer and disabled students had the opportunity to learn about resources on and off campus, as well as bond with their peers. The discussion “Pillars to Queer Disability” was facilitated by two students from the Programs and Activities team, Shin Min and Raquel Apolinar, with help from team member Vesper Martinez.
Associated Students formally condemns executive orders targeting higher education

1 month ago | sundial.csun.edu | Sophia Cano

The Board of Directors for CSUN’s Associated Students (AS) voted to pass a resolution on May 5 titled “Condemning Federal Actions from President Donald Trump and the Executive Branch. ” This resolution formally denounces the Trump administration’s executive orders and actions that target Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs and other initiatives related to universities.
Residents express concern and anger at Brad Sherman’s town hall

1 month ago | sundial.csun.edu | Michael Goldsmith

Hundreds of Angelenos attended Rep. Brad Sherman’s town hall on April 26 on the CSUN campus. The two-hour event featured a speech from the congressman, live audience polling and a lively Q&A session during which community members expressed their thoughts and concerns on various topics ranging from fire recovery efforts and homelessness to education and the first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s administration.
BREAKING: CSUN Confirms SEVIS Status Reinstated for International Students

1 month ago | sundial.csun.edu | Molly Schwartz

April 30, 2025 International Exchange Student Center (IESC) confirmed on Tuesday that all terminated SEVIS records for international students at the university have been reinstated. This follows a sudden halt by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after the federal department announced on April 25 that there would be a reversal of SEVIS terminations. University officials did not verify how many students were impacted.
Hoppy Vibes at EOP’s annual Egg Hunt

2 months ago | sundial.csun.edu | Sophia Cano

Pastel decorations adornedtook over Matador Square on April 17 as the Equal Opportunities Program (EOP) hosted its annual Easter egg hunt. Over 50 students in attendance were givenprovided with snacks, egg-themed crafts and photo opportunities. EOP was established duringcreated from the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s and was officially enacted in 1969, when CSUN was still known as Valley State College.
OPINION: Is sex positivity just another societal pressure?

2 months ago | sundial.csun.edu | Ari David

Sex positivity began as a powerful movement, promising freedom, acceptance and liberation from outdated stigmas. Over the past decade, however, something interesting has happened. This once radical idea evolved into a universal hashtag, a badge of honor, and, ironically, another societal expectation. Today, young adults are overwhelmed with messages promoting sexual openness, exploration, and candid discussions about their desires.
A Night of Enchantment and Celebration: Queer Prom at CSUN

2 months ago | sundial.csun.edu | Molly Schwartz

Students trickled into the Northridge Center wearing flowing gowns, dress suits, and statement pieces while the venue walls were covered with imagery of a magic forest and rainbow ribbons. Spinning Chappell Roan’s “Hot To Go,” DJ Rosegawd kicked off the event, leading the participants to sing and dance along to begin the night. On Thursday, April 3, CSUN’s Pride Center hosted “Queer Prom: An Enchanted Evening.” The event included karaoke, a 360 photo booth, dinner, sweets and mocktails.
CSUN dance club surprises students with April Fools flash mob

2 months ago | sundial.csun.edu | Sophia Cano

Those surrounding Sierra Tower could hear the sound of Doechii’s “Catfish,” as Northridge Street Dancers (NSD) performed in an April Fool’s flash mob. Street dancing is widely known for its hip-hop, pop lock and house styles. NSD performed in a hip-hop style with group and solo dancing, capturing students’ attention. NSD put together the surprise performance to bring attention to their club. The team recently went through a name change and, as a result, has lost publicity.
Hundreds gather and march to remember the legacy of Cesar Chavez

2 months ago | sundial.csun.edu | Michael Goldsmith

Hundreds of Angelenos participated in the 32nd annual Cesar E. Chavez March for Justice in Pacoima on Sunday, March 30, 2025. The Cesar E. Chavez Commemorative Committee of the San Fernando Valley organized the event. A lineup of community organizers, union leaders and local politicians spoke at Pacoima Charter Elementary to kick off the day’s activities, including members of the Los Angeles City Council, the California State Assembly, and the U.S. House of Representatives.
Deorro headlines CSUN’s largest student event of the year

2 months ago | sundial.csun.edu | Molly Schwartz

The crowd was sweaty, music vibrated through the crowd and excitement was undeniably electric at CSUN’s Library Lawn. On Saturday, Big Show returned with headliner Deorro, drawing hundreds of students for a night of EDM, community and campus pride. Each year, CSUN’s Associated Students (AS) plan a live show on campus, including a line-up of billboard-charting artists, to celebrate the spring semester.