Chavez vigil shines light on his legacy

—Photo by Adi Susanto

By Maggie Thach

Rough winds blowing through the Peace Garden Friday evening weren’t enough to deter spectators from honoring Cesar Chávez. The 11th annual candlelight vigil drew a crowd of about 50 people, most of whom had either worked in the fields or had parents that did.More>>

Living Life in 24/7 Time

—Photo by Ryan Smith

With 17 units, two jobs, a show on KFSR radio and 30 hours of trumpet practice a week, Joshua McDonald redefines the term "full schedule"

By Chhun Sun

He’s nervous. Joshua McDonald has done this sort of thing too many times to count. He’s played trumpet at New York City’s prestigious Carnegie Hall. He’s played with Buchanan High School’s celebrated music program. So why now is McDonald nervous?More>>

'Dogs sweep through WAC opener

—Photo by Jeff Criesi

The Bulldogs open Western Athletic Conference play with a doubleheader sweep of Nevada

By Nathan Hathaway

Laura Ferreira is beginning to emerge as the No. 2 starter Fresno State will need if it hopes to make a run at a College World Series berth. All-American Jamie Southern has established her dominance as the game one pitcher, but the No. 2 spot has been a question.More>>

Arguments against gay marriage flimsy

—Art by John Rios

By Josh Geist & Jose Garza

We don’t hate too much. It’s not in our nature. But sometimes we can’t help it. Hatred and oppression we admit to hating. We abhor the prospect of voters—the majority of whom are straight, and a significant percentage of whom are homophobic—getting to decide whether or not gay folks get their civil liberties.More>>