CSUN On Point • 20th April 2018

Followers, Likes, Comments: It Matters!

Nowadays, some young girls are living their lives through their social media pages.

CSUN On Point • 16th March 2018

An Uprise in Activism

Activism is defined as the action of using campaigning to bring about political or social change. These days, activism seems to be on a rise, with people coming out as a powerful force, to raise awareness about different topics like gun violence, immigration, women’s rights and more. Could this era of activism be because of the Trump presidency?

CSUN On Point • 23rd February 2018

The Truth About Fad Diets

Fad diets are diets that claim to help people with weight loss. There are several well known ones, such as the Paleo Diet, the Five Bite Diet, the Master Cleanse, Juicing, Gluten-free diets and many more.

The Sundial • 4th December 2017

Christmas Shopping Ideas for CSUN Students

It’s the holiday season and we’re all beginning, or nearing the end, of our Christmas gift list shopping. It’s not easy shopping on a budget and it’s not easy finding the right gifts to buy the people in your life. But this list below will help ease the stress of gift finding for college students.

The Sundial • 29th November 2017

Fake instructor degrees and lying on resumes

Dale Sexton, who is depending on unemployment benefits, checks his LinkedIn page as he searches for jobs at an office, where he has been getting help with job search, Dec. 11, 2013, in Atlanta. (Hyosub Shin/Atlanta Journal-Constitution/MCT) When students go to school, they expect to be taught by instructors who were educated in the field they’re teaching in. Sometimes that isn’t the case and a professor slips through the cracks and makes their way into becoming an educator with a fake degree an

The Sundial • 28th November 2017

Weekly Picks: John Waters, Super Smash Bros, Holiday Cards and more

Challenge other CSUN students and your friends to a fun “Super Smash Bros.” tournament! The winner receives a $25 Visa gift card. You must register on this day at the Games Room.

The Sundial • 19th November 2017

The Great American Smokeout

The Great American Smokeout happens every year on the third Thursday of November and it’s the day for people who plan to quit smoking or need an extra push to quit. Some also use this day to celebrate however long they’ve been able to go without smoking.

The Sundial • 13th November 2017

A conversation with ‘Becoming Johanna’ director Jonathan Skurnik

“How does it feel when your mom prays every day for you to be someone else?”

The Sundial • 7th November 2017

The vital role social media plays with college students

Look around – is there someone on their phone right now? Perhaps they’re checking Twitter, on Facebook, thing picture of their food for Instagram or sending a Snapchat to someone?

The Sundial • 7th November 2017

Weekly Picks: Cupcakes, Exercising, Lights and More

Trans Awareness Week: TransVisible: Bamby Salcedo’s Story Screening with Bamby Salcedo.

The Sundial • 30th October 2017

Weekly Picks: Wine, Yoga, Aircrafts and more

More weekly events.

The Sundial • 25th October 2017

Different music genres can help with the exhaustion of studying

Midterms, finals, quizzes and tests are incredibly stressful, and students frantically try to memorize terms, formulas as well as read their textbooks, but there is something can make the exhaustion of studying a bit more tolerable and that is music.

The Sundial • 24th October 2017

Weekly Picks: John Carpenter, Dog Costume Contest, Stan Lee’s Los Angeles Comic Con

More weekly events.

The Sundial • 19th October 2017

Weekly Picks: Expressions, Beer, Donuts and Actors’ Showcase

More weekly events.

The Sundial • 9th October 2017

Weekly Picks: Halloween Events Edition

More weekly events.

The Sundial • 7th October 2017

Should California Beaches Have Longer Curfews?

Some California beaches have had curfews from midnight to 5 a.m. while some beaches do stay open longer than 10 p.m., most close early and follow a curfew.

The Sundial • 4th October 2017

DIY, halloween costume tips from a cosplayer

Every year for Halloween people want to pick out the best costumes to wear, whether it’s showing off their fun side or it’s a character from a horror movie or TV show. Some find the costumes they want in stores and others decide to make their own.

The Sundial • 1st October 2017

Weekly Picks: Beyond Fest, Los Angeles Music Video Festival, Haunted Hayride and more

12 days of films in different genres and they will not only be classic films, but there will be new ones too. A lot of the films are currently sold out, but there are more still showing, so pick up your tickets soon. Times vary, so make sure to plan around potentially busy schedules.

The Sundial • 27th September 2017

Life After Hurricane Harvey, Irma, Maria and Jose

Hurricane Harvey, Irma, Maria and Jose have devastated parts of the world and left people trying to get back to their normal lives among the devastation.

The Sundial • 26th September 2017

Weekly Picks: EOP Celebration, Wine Tasting, Boat Show and more

It’s a celebration of 48 years of the EOP and everyone is welcome to attend and have fun playing games, eating food, and much more.