On Saturday, more than 3,000 students, parents, and guests came to Fresno State to preview the campus and attend informative events about aspects of the campus.
Phong Yang, associate director of outreach...
Fresno State’s Filipino club, Magkaisa, shared stories of American-Filipino culture through live singing and dancing as well as a play performance at Sunday’s Pilipino Culture Night.
The Satellite...
Firefighters around the world and in the local community continue to rally in support of recovering Fresno Fire Capt. Pete Dern.
Dern sustained burns to two-thirds of his body after falling through...
An Associated Students, Inc. proposal that would have compensated the organization’s senators with monthly attendance stipends failed to pass during Wednesday’s senate meeting.
The proposal, which...
Sherman Alexie, a renowned author, kicked off the conference “Outlawed: The Naked Truth about Censored Literature for Young People” speaking at Fresno State about his banned books and life growing...
New York Times best-selling author and investigative journalist Charles Fishman spoke Thursday in the Peters Educational Center about the drought in California, calling for action at both a community and...
Fresno State student Jasmine Castillo has an unusual plan for her 21st birthday.
Instead of receiving gifts and going out with her friends, Castillo hopes to raise funds for the Poverello House in Fresno...
Students from the Fresno State Sustainability Project will be celebrating Earth Day on April 22 in The Memorial Garden in front of the Kennel Bookstore.
A Sustainability Fair will be held from 10 a.m...
Thirty Fresno State students opted to give up part of their spring breaks to lend a hand to the Fresno community, totaling over 1,000 hours of service work.
The Alternative Spring Break (ASB) program,...
Twelve students represented Fresno State in the 2015 Silver Wings and Arnold Air Society National Conclave last week in Chicago, where hundreds of students prepared for civic engagement, personal development...
Fresno City College President Tony Cantu unexpectedly died over the Easter weekend. He was 64.
Cantu took Fresno City College’s top administrative position in 2012 after spending 23 years with the...
Chasing history is never easy, but the Barking Bulldogs debate team had that task in mind after being ranked 11th nationally and first in the Pacific Region District 1 last year.
It was more specifically...
