‘Dogs begin conference play

By Collegian Staff • Sep 16, 2010

The Fresno State football team will hit the road for the first time this season why they travel to Logan, Utah. The Bulldogs will face the Utah State Aggies in their first conference game of the season.

The inner workings of Interior Design

By Collegian Staff • Sep 16, 2010

See as we shadow interior design major, Jolene Millar, and get a glimpse into the newly accredited program.

Bulldogs prepare to open season

By Collegian Staff • Sep 14, 2010

The veteran Fresno State men's tennis team is gearing up to break open its new season. The 'Dogs head to Las Vegas this weekend to compete in the UNLV invitational.

Football: Trending up

By Ben Ingersoll • Sep 10, 2010

In my third year here at Fresno State, you could say I’ve suffered through my fair share of painful-to-watch Bulldog football games.

Bulldogs suffer last minute defeat

By Collegian Staff • Aug 24, 2010

The Fresno State woman's soccer team is now 0-2 on the season after losing 1-0 to Long Beach State in Monday night's home opener.

Student Q&A with Kristi Gies

By Sarah Kain • May 12, 2010

Now is the time of year that some of our fellow classmates are leaving the dog house and embarking on their journey as mature Bulldogs ready to take a bite out of the job market.

Colleges struggle to make ends meet

By Joseph Luiz • Apr 23, 2010

Due to the state’s continuing financial crisis, Fresno State is considering further measures to balance its budget, such as program and department cuts.

Senior interior design students hold a show for reaccreditation

By Alex Cocilova • Apr 16, 2010

Seniors of Fresno State’s interior design program are stretched thin this semester as they seek to complete their senior show and receive reaccreditation.

Game day preparation

By Megan Morales • Mar 24, 2010

Some people may not believe in rituals, superstitions or routines, but for many athletes they’re a vital element that more than likely determines the outcome of their personal performance.

The Collegian’s guide to Spring Break

By Collegian Staff • Mar 24, 2010

Whether you are going home to visit your parents, taking an awesome road trip with your best friends or catching up with homework and your favorite show””here are a few unique spring break destinations to consider and a few to avoid.

Dyson delves into national issues

By Aaron Warn • Mar 17, 2010

He was named by “Ebony Magazine” as one of the hundred most influential black Americans, is the author of 16 books, hosts his own radio show and on Sunday Georgetown University professor Michael Eric Dyson was at Fresno State speaking about the contemporary issues that impact the African-American Community.

Students share works at national literature conference

By Michelle Furnier • Mar 12, 2010

Two Fresno State students will travel to the national society for the Study of Multi-ethnic Literature of the United States (MELUS) conference, generally a place where professors and Ph.D candidates present their work, in April to discuss the papers they wrote.