Christmas Catastrophe
When Peter Dwight woke up in his vacation bungalow in the Phi Phi islands in Thailand on Dec. 26, his first reaction had nothing to do with a tsunami.  More>>

Professor to help Indonesia in disaster response
Criminology professor John Dussich left Friday morning for Japan to prepare for a weeklong visit to Indonesia, where he will train disaster response workers. More>>

The Producers
Last semester was good, but it could have been better for USU Productions. Despite bringing solid acts to the campus, the board of USU Productions believes there is room for improvement. Last semester, they tickled students’ funny bone with comedian Christian Finnegan. They made bodies move with local music acts. And they entertained crowds with movies. But the philosophy is still the same—it could have been better.  More>>

Hot Dates
Brazilian pianist Arnaldo Cohen will play tonight at the Concert Hall as part of the Philip Lorenz Memorial Keyboard Concerts series. The event starts at 8 p.m. More>>

'Dogs look to make home sweet
Call it homecourt disadvantage. More>>

No winter break for athletics
Excitement was plentiful in Fresno State sports during the winter break. More>>

Fresno State vs. Rice
Fresno State is tied for first place, half a game ahead of Rice, and needs a win to stay there.  More>>

Prince's costume shows royal lack of respect
There will be no goose-stepping around this one for Prince Harry. The British royal, now under heavy fire for sporting a swastika at a costume party, has shot himself to the top of the worst-costumes-ever list. More>>

TV show supports stereotypes of Arab Americans
The Department of Homeland Security’s threat advisory currently sits at “elevated,” yellow on the five-tier security scale. But anyone who looks at the popular media would think we’re at “severe,” all the way up at the top of the scale.  More>>

Health Center services more than worth proposed fee hike
As Fresno State students, we are in danger of losing valuable medical services that are available to us. More>>