The structure of student government
Most Fresno State students don’t get involved in school politics and only half of them are aware the university has a student government, according to a recent campus survey.  More>>

AS Finances
Students at Fresno State give the student government a budget of about $550,000 a year to spend. More>>

Conference seeks new teachers
In an effort to recruit and promote higher learning and the art of teaching, Fresno State opens its doors today to students from high schools around the Valley for the sixth annual African American Future Teacher Fair. More>>

Renewable energy car to visit campus
The Rolling Sunlight Tour will stop at Fresno State on March 10 for an evening with a message, music, and a movie using only renewable energy. More>>

Youth vote studied
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Sororities show unity
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Underground Art
The Rogue Performance Festival is a celebration of independent performance and art that started four years ago and has grown in popularity ever since.  More>>

Legend's son dives into campus
World-renowned oceanographer Jean-Michel Cousteau will be speaking on “The Great Ocean Adventure” on campus Thursday...  More>>

A Trendy New Man
He’s the new fashion icon for men — the metrosexual.  More>>

Dan Rather leaves a legacy of unforgettable lines before final broadcast
Some call them “Ratherisms.” Others prefer “Danisms.” More>>

Hot Dates
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Dead Days
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Competitive on Court and in Class
Senior tennis player Lucia Tallo is disciplined. She works hard in all areas of her life. Whether it’s school, working out, practicing or playing an important match, Tallo is committed.  Coach Simon Thibodeau knows how hard Tallo works for herself and the team.  “She’s the most competitive person I have ever met. She expects a lot from herself, so it shows with the others,” Thibodeau said.   More>>

Fresno State vs. Louisiana Tech
Fresno State won at Louisiana Tech. Louisiana Tech won at Fresno State. Now the two teams meet on a neutral site. Should be interesting. Fresno State’s leading scorer, Ja’Vance Coleman, was a combined 8 for 38 in the first two games against Tech. Dwight O’Neil scored just three points in the first two meetings, but he has seen an increased scoring role in recent games.  More>>

Bulldogs open with Mustangs
The Fresno State women’s basketball team didn’t get a series split with many teams this year. But the Bulldogs get another shot at one of them today in their first game of the Western Athletic Conference tournament in Reno, Nev.  More>>

Happy to see San Ramon buildings bite the dust
It’s a less than tearful goodbye I send off the San Ramon buildings with. The San Ramon 2 complex was ripped to bits last week, the first battle won in the university’s long, losing war against temporary buildings.  Those supposedly short-term structures were built 36 years ago to help assuage student and faculty overflow. Let’s provide some context: the Berlin Wall stood for 29 years and the Great Depression spanned a decade. My parents had not met when these buildings were erected.  More>>

Letters to the Editor
I have to hand it to Nick Blanchard for voicing the ire that people must feel when they manage to cripple an otherwise healthy PC running a straightforward and dummy-proof operating system and subsequently have to bring it to a PC expert. More>>