Building for the future
This semester the Henry Madden Library will operate with one wing. Preparing for demolition of the north building in March, library staff has spent the summer break moving more than 900,000 books and rearranging departments on its south side to prepare for the fall semester. More>>

New center will

offer housing, entertainment
Construction begins on a new complex near Fresno State at the end of this year, featuring a movie theater, shopping complex, and apartments. More>>

Textbook makers gimmick students, report says; publishers offer rebuttal
Over the last two decades, college textbook prices have increased at twice the rate of inflation, an average of six percent each year, while between 1986 and 2004 textbooks nearly tripled in price. More>>

Campus police to crack down on illegal placard use
Each semester at Fresno State, University police confiscate more than 100 handicapped placards from students using them illegally, the department said Friday. More>>

New student government VP plans to make AS more visible
The Associated Students Senate elected Juan Pablo Moncayo as its executive vice president, in its first meeting held last June. More>>

Standing guard
Brian Pratt watches the belongings of his son, Travis, a freshman, during Thursday's dorm move-in. More>>

Your Guide to Fresno State
There’s nothing as exciting, nerve-racking, and confusing as the first day of school, even if you have been there before. But, there’s no need to fear. Here is a breakdown of some of the important things you should know on the first day of school. More>>

Students with disabilities advocates group seeks assistance
The Advocates for Students with Disabilities organization is reaching out to students in an attempt to strengthen the group. More>>

What you need to know about identity theft
Identity theft has become a major concern in the United States and even around the world. More>>

Shedding a new light
Everything is out on the table. At least, that’s how new athletic director Thomas Boeh wants to run things now. Every decision, every change and every little tweak, he wants people to know about it.  More>>

Fan appreciation scrimmage a big hit
What happened on Saturday evening is what Pat Hill wants to see happen every year. Hill invited fans to the second scrimmage of the fall season free of charge and the fans responded.  More>>

Rankings won't affect Bulldogs
Pat Hill’s football team did something never done in the program’s history this summer; it was ranked in Sports Illustrated’s preseason Top 25 college football poll.  More>>

Bulldogs soar over Sunbirds in exhibition match
Fresno State women’s soccer earned a 4-1 victory Saturday in an exhibition match against Fresno Pacific University. More>>

Transforming one day at a time
Welcome back to the fall semester at California State University, Fresno. I can’t imagine a more exciting time to be a student at Fresno State. There’s a remarkable transformation under way at Fresno State. Your experience here is being enhanced with new buildings, new technologies and even stronger academic programs.

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Going broke to borrow
Students have busted their pocket books, piggy banks and purses to pay for miscellaneous college fees in fear of being disenrolled. More>>

Random Thoughts
It’s that time of year again…back to school.  After a long summer of enjoying a break from classes, you may have forgotten a few things about coming back to campus. So here are some helpful tips on things to avoid on your first day of school. More>>