Wen-Yin “Bella” Chueh made the tough decision to leave her three daughters in Taiwan and move to Fresno in search of a higher education.
Although she is in the final stages of her undergraduate...
On Saturday, April 15, hundreds of students and community members lined up for the Spring Plant Sale at Gibson Farm Market. It is one of the largest plant sales of the year for the Fresno State horticulture...
Graduation ceremonies will take place from May 19-20 for students who completed a degree between summer 2022 and spring 2023.
Fresno State’s eight colleges, along with numerous affinity groups, will...
The Fresno State University farm laboratory is currently looking into how to make the farm units financially sustainable after three years of triple deficits.
According to Dennis Nef, dean of...
Fresno State students and agriculture ambassadors had the opportunity to meet with industry professionals from around the globe at the 52nd annual World Ag Expo in Tulare from Feb. 12 through Feb. 14.
At...
A celebration of life is planned for a longtime Fresno State professor who died in July.
The gathering for Child and Family Science instructor Marilyn Mikow will be held at 10 a.m. on Aug. 4 at NorthPointe...
Plants grown by Fresno State students were sold Saturday at the Gibson Farm Market in hopes of raising funds for the campus nursery and farm.
The Horticulture Nursery’s Spring Plant Sale featured...
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Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology will start the school year with a state-of-the-art research facility on campus.
This September, the college will...
The third annual “Helping Hams” drive was launched on Thursday at the Rue and Gwen Gibson Farm Market.
The market, is a student-operated farmers market coordinated by the Jordan College of Agricultural...
