Class changes in works
Fresno State students will no longer be assigned to lower-division general education English classes based on their English Placement Test scores starting next fall.

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Barbecue causes building evacuation
Smoke from a barbecue entered the ventilation system of the Kremen Education building forcing the evacuation of the building on Thursday morning. More>>

Veritas Forum addresses 'Acts of God'
God’s responsibility in natural disasters and ‘Acts of God’ are viewed differently depending on one’s world outlook. More>>

UHS principal defends amphitheater location choice
Replacing the amphitheater with the new University High campus will benefit everyone at Fresno State, said University High School principal Gerard Jones. More>>

Vintage Days in planning process
Vintage Days is going “Out of This World,” but still needs volunteers from this one. More>>

Athletes inspire youths at Peach Blossom
Students from elementary schools like Oro Loma showed their budding potential on Thursday at the Peach Blossom Festival.  More>>

"V for Vendetta" vexes
Sometime in the next decade, the United States will launch a series of disastrous wars in the Middle East that will sap the nation’s military and economic strength.  More>>

"She's The Man," or at least, she pretends to be
“She’s The Man” is another one of those high school movies that you thought would not be worth going to the theaters for. More>>

Dead Days

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Bulldogs ready for Round 2

The feeling of the game could be summed up in one play.  More>>

Wiggins guides 'Dogs to 23rd win
For the Bulldogs to win is to make a statement. More>>

Women's golf finds success at UNLV Invite
Fresno State golfer Jennifer Shipley made her best collegiate finish ever at the UNLV Spring Invitational by shooting rounds of 71-72-75 for a total of 218. More>>

'Dogs winning streak at 10 after another PJQ win
It was not so long ago when the Fresno State baseball team was sitting at a sub-.500 record. More>>

Bring back the old Bobby Brown

DEAR MR. BROWN, Hey, Bobby. How you doing? Wait. I shouldn’t be so crude. I know all too well you’re not at your best right now, mainly because you’re always in the news for all the wrong reasons. More>>

Discrimination still haunts modern U.S.

THERE IS AN oppressed and often hated demographic in our American population. Passed over for athletic scholarships, downtrodden and objectified as the either slender and beautiful or useless, they are either reviled for being too gifted and overstepping their calling or for living the stereotype. More>>