The Olympic Touch
Set goals. Those two words were repeated for student-athletes, and they came from three Fresno State Olympic athletes, who were honored for their accomplishments Friday at the Smittcamp Alumni House and at halftime of the Fresno State football game against Hawaii. More>>

AS allocates club money
Thousands of dollars will be disputed to several campus clubs and organizations. More>>

Preliminary hearing for former athlete begins today
A preliminary hearing for former Fresno State men’s basketball player Terry Pettis begins today in a Fresno courtroom. More>>

Smoking policy shows no citations
Fresno State’s year-old smoking ordinance, though not completely complied with by students and staff, has generated almost no citations of violators and is a sound and effective policy, university administrators said.  More>>

'Dogs go over the Rainbow Warriors
The announced 38,956 fans at Bulldog Stadium on Friday night started clearing out by halftime—not because of Fresno State’s inevitable loss, but because of its inevitable win. More>>

Bulldogs win final exhibition
Ja’Vance Coleman led the Fresno State men’s basketball team with 24 points in an 80-59 win over CSU Monterey Bay on Sunday at the Save Mart Center. More>>

Innocence lost in today's 'porn'-filled society
So there I was, perusing the Perfex salt grinders at my local Williams-Sonoma store, when I overheard an excited thirty-something shopper exclaim breathlessly as she walked by the $1,999 Jura-Capresso Impressa S8 Super Automatic Espresso Coffeemaker, “Oh, this is pure kitchen-porn. Get me out of here.’’  More>>

Voters on the left and right are climbing back on the fence
This year’s political campaigns generated much regretful commentary about our polarized society, and those red-and-blue maps of the results reinforced the sense of a divided nation.   More>>