Marching for war's end
About 200 people came together Saturday at Fresno State to commemorate the three-year anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq.  More>>

Few hats in the ring as AS election approaches
With one day before the deadline, only one candidate has officially declared an interest for the top seat in the Associated Students elections seat and one candidate has been disqualified. More>>

Greeks "anchored" in charity B-ball
Loud music, stiff competition, good food and a great cause was the theme of the day at the Delta Gamma’s annual Anchor Slam basketball tournament. More>>

Film shows effects of Armenian Genocide
Knowledge of the Armenian Genocide and how it affects the Armenian community today is important. More>>

Eating disorders to be highlighted in event
Fresno State student Gabriela Rodriquez is using her personal struggle with bulimia to help others. More>>

Flute festival Friday
Two public concerts will highlight the 14th annual Central California Flute Festival Saturday, March 25. More>>

Leaders play CHESS
Fresno State student leaders impressed top state legislators, including Senator Dean Flores and Assemblywoman Nicole Parra, convincing them to co-author a piece of legislation that would allow more students to apply for financial aid. More>>

AS President fights textbook prices
The next time you stroll through the Student Union and grab a free copy of The New York Times to peruse as you wait for your next class, offer a silent “Thank you” to Associated Students President, Jennifer Reimer. More>>

Shooting off some sparks
Dusty Boothe, a senior industrial technology major, works in the automotive department. More>>

Bulldogs collect "sweet" win

It’s somewhere that Fresno State hasn’t been since the 2001-2002 season, when a Lindsay Logan-led team made it to the Women’s National Invitational Tournament’s Elite Eight. More>>

Home is where the games are
It might be the bright lights. It might be the shiny floor. It might be the atmosphere. It might be the crowd that doesn’t let a score or a bad call go without some attention. More>>

Undefeated week has hot Bulldogs ready for WAC
The Fresno State baseball team is getting ready to open WAC play, ironic after the four-hour marathon played at Beiden field Saturday night and into Sunday morning. More>>

Softball downed by No. 11 ASU
The Bulldog women’s softball team was defeated by 11th-ranked Arizona State in the consolation semifinals of the Judi Garman Softball Classic last weekend. More>>

Equestrian rides high
Fresno State’s Danielle Nielsen easily won her match-up with Kansas State’s Kara Taddiken, earning a score of 98.67 in her Western Horsemanship ride.  More>>

Iraq conflict troubling
THREE YEARS AFTER the invasion of Iraq, troubling questions still remain about the American-led occupation of the country and the future of Iraq in general.  More>>

Paid e-mail plan will make major changes

YOU’VE GOT TO hand it to the American capitalist system. American-based Internet Service Providers AOL and Yahoo are in the process of changing the way the World Wide Web does business.  More>>

Letters to the Editor
Some folks noticed that there was recently a faculty demonstration at President Welty’s office to agitate for a fair contract with pay raises. The Collegian was kind enough to cover this action, but this is yet another article with no actual figures and no highlighting of the fact that we faculty are not on an automatically increasing pay step scale like other kinds of teachers in the state. More>>

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