Jason Wu’s Target line provides fashionistas with affordable, youthful clothing options

By Esteban Cortez • Feb 2, 2012

Local Target stores might have another fashion stampede on their hands this Sunday when the highly anticipated Jason Wu clothing line is released by the mass retailer.

The Valley is not the culture club

By Maddie Shannon • Feb 1, 2012

Bridesmaids is a terrible movie. Despite my being an SNL fan, I thoroughly disliked Kristin Wiig’s screenplay ”” I thought it was one of the most obnoxious movies I’ve ever seen.

Fresno declared as city with second-highest unemployment

By Alexandra Norton • Jan 25, 2012

With unemployment rates plaguing the country from coast to coast, Fresno is feeling nearly the worst effects. Fresno’s unemployment rate is at a staggering 15.7 percent. Fresno State students who will soon look for jobs may be in trouble if they plan on staying in the Central Valley upon graduation.

Fresno State spring enrollment exceeds target for first time

By Collegian Staff • Jan 17, 2012

For the first time in Fresno State history, the university surpassed its spring enrollment target on the first day of classes by 778 students with an unofficial headcount enrollment of 20,780, reports Bernie Vinovrski, associate vice president for enrollment.

Fresno Bike Kitchen [video]

By Rachel Waldron • Nov 5, 2011

Fresno State Bike Kitchen is a store in Fresno where bike riders may purchase bikes or learn how to repair them. The kitchen will offer classes in late November where bike riders will have the opportunity to learn the basics of bike maintenance.

Protests continue to grow

By Toni Tinoco • Oct 17, 2011

Occupy Fresno hit the streets last week demanding change and a halt to corporate greed in over 400 cities across the United States and cities around the world.­ However, not everyone was thrilled by the protests.

Wall Street protests hit Fresno

By Ana Mendoza • Oct 10, 2011

A diverse crowd of nearly 150 people attended the first of four “Occupy Fresno” events on Thursday at Tulare and O Streets this past weekend. Similar protests have taken place around the country in solidarity with “Occupy Wall Street” in New York City.

Clovis Fest entertainment good for local business

By Ciara Norton • Sep 19, 2011

Saturday, Sept. 17, marked the 37th annual Clovis Fest in Old Town Clovis. The event began with the launching of over a dozen hot air balloons.

Fresno State gets a scare in the home opener

By Jerry Huerta • Sep 18, 2011

Fresno State finally had its chance to get their first win in front of the Bulldog faithful, but North Dakota had another idea.

Revitalize the Fresno community

By Selena Farnesi • Sep 12, 2011

By now the excitement of the beginning of a new school year has worn off, and students are starting to count down the days until their first paper or first big test is due. All the Greek rush events, clubs fairs and student involvement days are over and it may seem that involvement opportunities are scarce because their visibility has been reduced. This is not the case!

Art Hop Downtown, August 2011

By Garrett Horn • Aug 17, 2011

Videographer Garrett horn shows us a glimpse of downtown Fresno's monthly Art Hop show. [nggallery id=29]  

Broken News Part 6

By Collegian Staff • Feb 22, 2011

Weekly update of the University Police Department's crime reports.