Jumpstart Hops to the Top
Fresno State’s Jumpstart mentoring program is No. 1 in the nation for the second time in three years. More>>

Campus police asks students to obey road rules
High enrollment, heavy foot traffic and student congestion at Fresno State have led to concerns with road traffic incidents between motorists and pedestrians, campus police said.  More>>

Job outlook positive for graduates
Bree Marcotte was plagued in the spring of 2003 with the same looming uncertainty that faces many college graduates preparing to enter the working world. More>>

Fresno State vs. Nevada
The way Fresno State is playing right now, it’s tough to imagine a loss to Nevada. The home finale should attract a large, boisterous crowd, especially if the Bulldogs light up the scoreboard again. More>>

New 1-2 punch for national champion UConn
Charlie Villanueva grabs his right ankle with his right hand and barely bends over. He is bringing up the rear of the Connecticut stretching exercise: bend right leg back and grab right ankle; bend forward and touch the floor with left hand; step; grab left ankle with left hand; bend and touch the floor—baseline to baseline. More>>

Overweight flyers should shed pounds or pay up
Two pounds of apples cost more than one. Mailing a big, fat envelope is more expensive than mailing a letter. Smokers pay more for life insurance than do non-smokers. More>>

Computers responsible for government conspiracies
When the ATM asks whether I want a receipt, I usually say no. When a Web site wants my credit card number, I usually say yes. When I pay bills online, there is no paper record of the transaction. More>>