Take Back the Night fights violence
Members of the campus community will gather tonight for Take Back the Night. More>>

University to break ground for rec center
Work on a $17.6 million on-campus recreational and multipurpose facility begins this week on the southeast side of campus. More>>

Homecoming Week rejuvenates school spirit

It’s Fresno State’s homecoming, outdoor events are scheduled throughout the week and no piddling rainstorms are preventing USU Productions members from carrying on with the show.  More>>

Professor to receive FFA's highest award in agricultural education
After nearly a decade of being the Fresno State coordinator for the Future Farmers of America conference, professor and agricultural operations director Carl Pherson will be awarded the Honorary American FFA Degree. More>>

The definition of music
Jungkshen is set to take over the Pit Thursday at the University Student Union for part of Fresno State’s 2004 Homecoming Week celebration. More>>

'Grand Theft Auto' guaranteed to please, outrage
Get some earplugs. More>>

Reneau has been a pleasant surprise for 'Dogs
Christianna Reneau may have grown up playing volleyball in the sand and sun of California’s coast, but now the hard floor of Fresno State’s North Gym is her home court. More>>

Repentant Price finds refuge at UTEP and has team on winning track
Mike Price looked out from his stadium-top office at the Sun Bowl and pointed down to the city of Juarez, Mexico. “You could throw a rock and hit it,” he said. More>>

Try children as adults
In a gang-related incident, a 13-year-old boy, who police suspect was involved in two murders, could be roaming the streets in less than 12 years under current laws, if he is found guilty. More>>

Groups keep facts in check
In the closing days of an election, candidates tend to become increasingly unmoored from the facts, and the 2004 presidential race is proving no exception. More>>

Colorado looks to put election back into voters hands
Late Nov. 2, the electoral vote tallies mount on TVs across the land.
It’s very close. Who’s to become the 44th president? More>>