Yang funeral this weekend
An elaborate three-day funeral for Fresno State Social Work major Shee Yang, performed according to Hmong culture, is set to start this weekend. More>>

Preparing for the worst, every week
A Fresno State class on Assault Awareness is all activity, and doesn’t rely on lectures about self-defense. More>>

Immigration highlights Cesar Chavez events
Among events planned to honor Cesar Chavez is a debate about the proposed Immigration legislation. More>>

Outside the lines not OK in Fresno State parking
While college students are taught to think outside the box, those who park on campus may not want to take that lesson with them to the parking lot. More>>

Grad preparation, changes underway
A Fresno State class on Assault Awareness is all activity, and doesn’t rely on lectures about self-defense. More>>

Lake-front property in Fresno
"It would be nice to have the drains fixed. Sometimes you don’t notice the puddles, and you accidently walk right through them," Ashley Theys, marketing major said. More>>

HR teams place 4th and 2nd
Six students from the Craig School of Business are going to Hawaii to represent Fresno State in the regional level of the Human Resource Games. More>>

Softball team celebrates anniversary with all-star team
Four Fresno State alumnae and their softball coach, Margie Wright, have been chosen as candidates for an all-star softball team. More>>

Fresno Summer Arts participation
MANY THINGS WOULD never get done if it weren’t for the last minute. More>>

Rain forces rescheduling Women's Festival
Rain did not go away Monday night during the first Saga Women’s Festival, held in the campus Peace Garden. More>>

Children's writer says books unite families
Brought together by their love of reading, more than 250 people filled the Residence Dining Hall to hear from award-winning children’s author and illustrator Steven Kellogg. More>>

Let the Eagles soar
MICHAEL EAGLES wants to be the next governor of California, and he plans to start his political campaign right here at Fresno State. More>>

"ATL" shows off Atlanta's seamier side
There’s a little problem in “ATL. More>>

"Ice Age" melts fans
Manny the mammoth, Sid the sloth and Diego the saber-toothed tiger return in another incredible adventure.  More>>

Fun and Games
Comics and puzzle solutions More>>

TRAVEL GUIDE

Semester abroad – a student travel option
As a student in 1978, Bill Erysian went to London as part of the International Study Abroad Program.  More>>

Sierra Nevada summer census
Summer vacations for many students might involve backpacking through Europe, partying in Mexico or taking it easy on our California beaches... More>>

Study break or spring break?
Spring break is glorified by the wild antics on “Spring Break MTV” and feared by moms everywhere.More>>

Money, passports and safe travels
When traveling to another country being safe with money, a passport and other accessories is important.

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Bulldog sports in full swing

In anticipation of rain Tuesday, Fresno State’s game with Santa Clara was pushed back to today. The No. 23 Bulldogs (20-13, 2-1) will play a double-header against the Broncos (11-20) beginning at 6 p.m. Fresno State has won 10 of its last 14 games, including 2 of 3 from Nevada in its first WAC series. More>>

Is Fresno State the next George Mason in 2007?

It’s a fact of life. Every year in the NCAA basketball tournament, a “Cinderella” team emerges. In the 2006 version of the tournament, George Mason just happens to be That team. But who will That team be in 2007?  More>>

Bulldog baseball earns national TV game on CSTV
The Fresno State men’s baseball team will make its first appearance on national TV in more than a decade on April 8, directly on the heels of the team’s 15-game winning streak.  College Sports Television has announced it will broadcast Fresno State’s game against the Hawaii Rainbows. More>>

Who is the real Beau Mills?
Fresno State sophomore Beau Mills is without a doubt a standout on the field. He is also coming off of a weekend where he was named the WAC Player of the Week after helping the Bulldogs sweep Sacramento State. But who is the real Beau Mills? More>>

Time for more changes in the West Wing

WHITE HOUSE CHIEF of staff Andrew Card’s resignation comes at a time when Republicans alarm at the president’s low job approval rating is at its peek.  More>>

More shake-ups at White House possible this year

BY MONDAY AFTERNOON, the big news on all the political wires was the resignation of President Bush’s Chief of Staff, Andrew Card. More>>

University High getting a bad rap

UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL students, in addition to meeting the demands of an accelerated college preparatory curriculum, continue to be the subject of much debate on campus.  More>>

A tribute to Cesar Chavez, spiritual leader
Cesar Chavez was a heroic figure of our times. He was a folk legend among Mexican Americans.  To them, he was their Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He was a phenomenal charismatic leader and very effective union organizer who fought oppression and injustice as experienced by farm workers in an affluent society with nonviolent means.  More>>

Letters to the Editor
There are a lot of things at Fresno State that aren’t perfect.  The mismatched architecture from different eras is odd. The fountain that runs at mysterious times makes me raise an eyebrow.  More>>