The Collegian

With focus on the race for president, propositions are just as important

By Abbygail de Castro • Oct 29, 2020

There are 12 propositions on the ballot in the election, including a few that affect students.

Provost Jiménez-Sandoval will serve as interim president

By Anthony De Leon • Oct 28, 2020

He will serve as a replacement for Dr. Joseph I. Castro in a 6-12 month capacity.

ASI presidential candidates talk Fresno State issues in virtual debate

By Jannah Geraldo • Sep 25, 2020

Debaters spoke about Title IX, the pandemic, student engagement and other topics.

Chancellor-elect Castro addressed priorities for new position

By Anthony De Leon • Sep 23, 2020

Castro’s appointment comes at a crucial time for higher education in California.

Castro makes history as the first Mexican-American CSU chancellor

By Anthony De Leon • Sep 23, 2020

Castro will be leading the largest public university system in the country.

CSU campuses to continue virtual instruction beginning January 2021

By Marc Anthony Lopez • Sep 10, 2020

All 23 CSU campuses will remain predominately online for the spring semester.

If services aren’t being used, should students be charged fees?

By Abbygail de Castro • Sep 9, 2020

Students feel that because they aren't on campus this fall, they shouldn't be charged some fees.

Fresno State follows CSU Title IX regulations despite DeVos’ new guidelines

By Andrea Marin Contreras • Aug 26, 2020

DeVos' changes to Title IX guidelines in May caused controversy nationally.

Trump administration rescinds rule on international students studying online

By Anthony De Leon • Jul 14, 2020

The Trump Administration on Tuesday rescinded the rule implemented by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that required international students to transfer or face deportation if their schools held...

Fresno State Zoom-bombing highlights Zoom’s security concerns

By Savannah Moore • May 5, 2020

A Zoom session hosted by a Fresno State professor was Zoom-bombed with highly disturbing images on Monday, April 20. Around 3 p.m., a Media, Communications and Journalism Department meeting...

Class action lawsuit target CSU and UC refunds

By Zaeem Shaikh • Apr 28, 2020

A class action lawsuit filed on Monday in a federal court in Los Angeles says that the California State University system has not offered refunds to students for fees primarily used for on-campus services...

California State University stashed $1.5 billion in reserves state auditor says

By Larry Valenzuela • Jun 21, 2019

The California State University system stashed away $1.5 billion in discretionary reserves while raising tuition at its 23 campuses and lobbying the Legislature for more funds. According to a report...