AS against new UHS campus
Associated Students has passed two resolutions criticizing a plan to tear down the campus ampitheater to make room for a new University High School. More>>

Choir seeks to raise money after hurricane victim returns home
The books are ruined, the pianos are destroyed, but the music must continue for victims of Hurricane Katrina at the University of New Orleans.  More>>

Leaders of Tomorrow setting sail with 25 students and high hopes
Fresno State's leadership club is on its first trial run. With 25 students participating in the program they are expected to create a project by the end of the semester that will benefit the student community.  More>>

Bulldog at the Oscars
Fresno State alumna Jessica Aceves worked at the 78th Annual Academy Awards as a production assistant in the art department.  More>>

Women tie school record
The Fresno State women's basketball team tied the school's record for single-season victories Saturday. More>>

Herstory celebrated
In an effort to expand the consciousness of the history of women, Fresno State has a variety of events and performances lined up to celebrate Women’s Herstory Month.  More>>

Federal grant to help stop violence against women
Fresno State will receive a federal grant of nearly $200,000 to raise awareness of violence against women through working with community partners. More>>

Senator comes forward for College of Social Sciences
When four Associated Students Senate seats were vacated this semester, Simon Haeder got the chance he had been waiting for since he began attending Fresno State. More>>

Senator rides waves of committee meetings for FS students
Student Senator Shelley Young put her four semesters of leadership experience to the test this past summer guiding rafters through the rushing rapids of the Kings River. More>>

Girls and Sports
Feinstein and Borus. More>>

Puzzle solution

Wiggins guides 'Dogs to record mark
Maybe it was the festivities that come with senior day. Maybe it was facing the one team other than Louisiana Tech to have defeated Fresno State in Western Athletic Conference action. Maybe it was the thought of making school history. More>>

Diamond 'Dogs sweep away Pilots in three
The Fresno State baseball team had a serious case of the runs, Sunday — all 16 of them.  The Bulldogs’ number two and three hitters, Loren Storey and Kent Sakamoto, combined to go 4 for 5 and scored 9 of Fresno State’s 16 runs in Sunday’s 16-5 victory over Portland. More>>

Swearengin named women's WAC Player of the Year
Finally, someone noticed.  And this time, the “someone” is the Western Athletic Conference, who announced Sunday that Fresno State women’s basketball guard Mirenda Swearengin is the 2005-2006 Player of the Year.  More>>

Coleman and Hosley named to All-WAC second-team
Say them together: Ja’Vance Coleman and Quinton Hosley.  Just like on the basketball court, the duo of Coleman and Hosley can’t be mentioned one without the other in the same breath.  More>>

No. 25 softball wins Aztec finale 6-1
The No. 25 ranked Bulldogs softball team defeated Loyola Marymount 6-1 on Sunday in their final game at the Aztec Classic in San Diego.  More>>

Injustice on the baseball diamond
FRESNO STATE HEAD coach Mike Batesole said it best.  “Baseball, nationally, has two major issues it has to adjust,” Batesole said.  Because the Bulldog baseball team has failed to meet the NCAA minimum Academic Progress Report standard, the scholarship allotment for the team has decreased by 1.17 scholarships.

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Campus reaction to stem cell research mixed

DUE TO THE overwhelming response to last week’s controversial topic, “Stem cell research should go forward,” and in the interest of being “Politically Right,” I feel it is warranted to give equal coverage to some of the well-founded arguments that oppose my view. More>>

Bush Wars