Students unplug with wireless
This student is part of an increasing number of students who are using wireless Internet access from their laptop to check e-mail, visit online classes—and sometimes play online games—thanks to the campus’s more than 100 wireless networking access points. More>>

Tutors cope in smaller office after fire destroyed room in Lab School
Life is slowly turning to a “new” normal at the Learning Resource Center Program at the temporary location, after arsonists burned down their operation center at the Fresno State Lab School Sept. 8. More>>

Progressive candidate scheduled to speak at CSUF
Arianna Huffington, candidate for governor of California, is coming to Fresno State this Friday and will speak in the Free Speech Area, starting at 12:30 p.m.

“ As a mother of two, Mrs. Huffington’s priorities are to promote education, environment and health care,” said Chris Rico, a campaign volunteer for Huffington. More>>

Fees due Friday, mailings going out
Time is running out for students who haven’t paid their enrollment fees yet.

Students must pay their enrollment fees, in full, by Friday Sept. 26 or else they will be denied access to their grades and the ability to enroll for classes for spring semester. Students with financial aid have an additional month, Oct. 27, before their fees must be paid. More>>

Senator files suit nullify domestic partnership law
Sen. Pete Knight filed a lawsuit Monday against a new law that extends legal rights to gay and lesbian domestic partners that are nearly equal to those of married couples.

Knight, R-Palmdale, said he feels the law violates Proposition 22, which states that only a marriage between man and woman is legal in the California. More>>

International students learn about traditional dance at Coffee Hour
A group of about 30 students met Tuesday afternoon for the International Coffee Hour to watch two international students give a presentation about native dances from their countries. More>>