Black faculty dwindling
Fresno State has lost a third of its African-American faculty members since 2001, according to the Fresno State Office of Institutional Research, Planning and Assessment.  More>>

Ringing and buzzing cell phones disrupts class
Picture yourself in class, working diligently on your final exam.  More>>

Christian group assists Swaziland
A Fresno State professor and student participated in a spring break trip to Swaziland sponsored by the Christian organization Heart for Africa, to help AIDS victims in Swaziland by planting gardens. More>>

Collegian names fall 2006 editorial staff
The Collegian’s fall 2006 editorial staff has been announced. More>>

Smackdown heard round the Center
Wrestling in front of a packed crowd, Booker T slammed down crowd favorite Bobby Lashley in the opening match of Smackdown on Sunday in the Save Mart Center. More>>

Quarter Horse Unit sale, Sat.

Fresno State junior Thommie Haskins was eager to show off one of her favorite rides, a tall and graceful hackney horse named Peter the Great, at Saturday’s Quarter Horse Unit Open House. More>>

Vintage TV promotes feelings of nostalgia
The ABC network’s original TGIF lineup consumed many people’s Friday nights from 1988-99.  More>>

Fairyland part of Gilbert and Sullivan workshop
Yvonne Taylor portrayed the Queen on the Fairies with Sasanna Efseaff as Iolanthe in a Gilbert and Sullivan workshop, Sunday. More>>

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Bulldogs collect 44 runs in sweep of Nevada

The Fresno State baseball team ran a marathon — in baseball terms — over the course of its three game series with the Nevada Wolf Pack. More>>

Garza wins award with Twins
Former Fresno State ace Matt Garza was awarded the Minor League Pitcher of the Month Award by the Minnesota Twins for his performance during the first month of the season. More>>

Softball clinches WAC Championship in San Jose
The Fresno State softball team handily defeated San Jose State 9-1 to lock up the Western Athletic Conference league title, Saturday. More>>

'Dogs golfers win awards; Fresno State's Dukes wins Reserve title
Three Fresno State men’s golfers have been named to the All-WAC second-team. More>>

Election reform efforts welcome
THE SUGGESTIONS MADE last week by Associated Students election commissioner Deborah Napoleon are certainly a step towards fixing many of the problems inherent in the present rules and bylaws. More>>

Please, stay away from the same old clichés
NEXT WEEK, FRESNO State’s graduating seniors will participate in a series of convocation ceremonies. More>>

CIA replacement bad news for country

THE RECENT “PLANNED” resignation of CIA Director Porter Goss is the first step in Bush’s plan to strengthen his national surveillance program. The second step is likely to be the nomination of Gen. Michael V. Hayden who is the Deputy Director of National Intelligence.  More>>

Please, America, learn some geography
WE’VE BEEN AT war with Iraq for three years now. And this column has nothing to do with politics, so just bear with me.  More>>