Fountain running after drought
When Fresno State’s iconic fountain is running, students are treated to jets of water shooting majestically into the air and cascading down again into the gigantic base. But that’s not what students have seen lately. More>>

Students will require advising to avoid holds on accounts
Starting with the 2005 catalog, students who do not visit an adviser at least once by the time they earn 75 units will have a hold placed on their records. More>>

InForum series educates about innovative ideas
Completing its lecture series focusing on innovative ideas, the new Valley InForum series will showcase its final speaker Tuesday.  More>>

Dogs running the show
Ben, a 1-and-a-half-year-old Border Collie, was rescued by handler Karen Yi from an animal shelter. More>>

"Blast!" blows into Saroyan Theatre Tuesday

According to Wes Bullock, who has been a cast member of “Blast!” since day one, the show is a “marching band on steroids without woodwinds.” More>>

Social worker wins with heart
The dean of the College of Health and Human Services was not surprised that Silvia Barragan received the “Heart of Social Work” award.  More>>

Win has 'Dogs ready for PJQ
A normal baseball game it was not. More>>

Women's tennis rolls Lobos
The Fresno State women’s tennis team defeated New Mexico 5-2 Sunday at the Wathen Tennis Center.  More>>

'Dog Bites
Due to early morning rain and field conditions at Bulldog Diamond, the 2006 Bulldog Classic postponed the remaining Fresno State games.  More>>

Imposter Bulldogs solicit cash
Fresno State issued a press release Friday regarding individuals posing as members of the Fresno State baseball team.  More>>

SCOTUS ruling on recruiters correct
THE SUPREME COURT’S unanimous decision last week to uphold a law that cuts federal dollars for universities that refuse to allow military recruiters on taxpayer-funded college campuses is correct. More>>

Free speech rights harmed by court decision

WELL, IT’S OFFICIAL. You’ve graduated high school. You’re old enough to vote. And you’re old enough to die for your country.

You’re an adult, and entitled to be treated as one. Right? 

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Letters to the Editor
My eyes started to wonder in class one morning, and then I was reminded why I stopped reading The Collegian a semester ago. More>>