As the semester closes, another year has gone by in university history with relative calm.
Yet this absence of unrest was not always the case. During the late 1960s and early ‘70s, Fresno...
By Sam Desatoff
Fresno State will host its first ever commencement ceremony for its LGBTQ graduates this year.
The chairperson for the inaugural LGBTQ graduation ceremony is Curtis Ortega. He has...
By Matthew Criswell
Angela Davis, an icon of the Civil Rights Movement, offered insight about her time as an activist to Fresno State students Friday as part of the CineCulture film series.
The film...
The White House Task Force to Protect Students From Sexual Assault released its first report Tuesday, urging colleges to adopt more rigorous strategies in combating the crime on their campuses.
The...
The Fresno State debate team exceeded expectations once again and placed in the top 16 at the 68th National Debate Tournament at Indiana University — despite a limited budget and minimal resources.
The...
By Matthew Criswell
Fresno State is getting a facelift as construction continues on the universities signage -- part of the near million-dollar Wayfinding Signage Program.
The first phase of...
The opening ceremony for Fresno State’s Diversity Awareness Week took place in the Free Speech Area Monday, featuring sign language poetry, dancing and speakers.
The ceremony featured sign...
By Roger Munoz
Ever wonder how student life at Fresno State has changed over the years?
The Henry Madden Library’s digital collection has added two historical documents that chronicle student life...
World Bank Executive Dr. Sundaran Annamalai delivered a lecture, “Investments of the World Bank in Agriculture and Rural Development in Southeast Asia,” Tuesday night in the Alice Peters Auditorium.
According...
With drought plaguing California, Fresno State will attempt to reduce its water consumption this coming growing season by implementing a water conservation plan that aims to reduce 20 percent — 60-65...
By Roger Muñoz
For Fresno State students, enrolling in summer school has its benefits, but is the cost driving some students away?
Not according to Scott Moore, dean for the Division of...
