Taco Bell Express still closed

By Collegian Staff • Dec 3, 2010

Signs posted outside the University Center may read that the Taco Bell Express remodel should've been completed last month, but changes in construction plans have left the building unchanged.

Free taco Tuesday

By Danielle Gilbert • Nov 22, 2010

Jack in the Box is giving away two free tacos after 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010. Click here for the secret code and the participating locations.

Give a Gobbler for the holidays

By Danielle Gilbert • Nov 18, 2010

A formal kickoff for the “Give a Gobbler” campaign at Fresno State will be held at the Rue and Gwen Gibson Farm Market on campus at 3 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 18, with a goal to donate 200 turkeys to two local organizations. Donors can purchase a 20 to 25 pound frozen turkey for $25 at the student-operated store located on Chestnut Ave. at Barstow Ave.

BIG day at the fair

By Collegian Staff • Oct 7, 2010

The Collegian's Dani Villalobos and Megan Morales experience opening day at the Big Fresno Fair.

Charity Lives On: Unprecedented summer support for the Bulldog Pantry

By Andrew Veihmeyer • Aug 25, 2010

Despite personal financial hardships and a crippled economy where good causes would seem to suffer, the Bulldog Pantry defies its circumstances and has not only sustained its backing over the summer, but has dramatically grown.

“21st Century Library”: New food policy to keep building accessible

By Andrew Veihmeyer • Aug 23, 2010

The Madden Library which re-opened in early 2009, is adopting new policies this semester regarding food and noise. But for new and returning students, no need to worry. There are no merciless librarians standing at the entrance who put their index finger to their lips and hold trash bins up for people to throw out their barely eaten lunches before entering.

Library provides new seating for guests

By Janessa Tyler • Aug 23, 2010

Out with the old, in with the new. The Henry Madden Library has some new additions this semester, in addition to the new food policy recently introduced. New furniture was delivered to the building over the summer to give students a place of comfort.

A different type of election

By Lacee Solis • Feb 3, 2010

A new election is underway. There are no feuding political parties or town hall debates, no perfectly practiced candidates trying to garner support on the campaign trail. Voters will not cast their decisions by going to a voting booth or marking a ballot.

Long lines at campus facilities daunt students during first week of school

By Kristin Berquist • Aug 31, 2009

Students who need financial aid assistance, a parking permit or an order of orange chicken from Panda Express had to endure long lines the first week back on campus. As the fall semester kicked off last week, students taking care of back-to-school business waited in lines around campus for up to 90 minutes.

No sweets before veggies

By Haisten Willis • Apr 20, 2009

The truth is, there is considerable evidence that we really do need saving from ourselves.

Drinks for your daily grind

By Kaley Delarosa • Mar 17, 2009

In order to compare the options for coffee, tea, pastries and other snacks on campus, I have enjoyed eating and drinking at the various establishments.

‘Submerged in meat culture’

By Sarah A. Peterson • Feb 18, 2009

I̢۪ve been a fish-eating herbivore since Christmas Eve 2004, and it was hard at first, because I loved meat, but loved animals more.