The Collegian

Distinguished alumni recognized

By Karina Vargas • Oct 11, 2015

The Top Dog Talks, held Friday, showcased alumni who honored for accomplishments in their fields and commitment to service in the community. The talks coincided with the The Top Dog Alumni Award gala...

Excitement is building for new research center

By Myles Barker • Sep 8, 2015

The new Jordan Agricultural Research Center is nearing completion, and professors in a number of disciplines are excited about the benefits it will provide for Fresno State and the local community. Sandra...

Secretary of Agriculture visits campus to speak about farm bill

By Rachel Taylor • Nov 20, 2013

U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack discussed the significance of Congress passing a new food, farm and jobs bill and Fresno State’s role in helping rural America Tuesday morning...

Ag Week celebrated

By Haley Lambert • Mar 22, 2013

National Ag Week kicked off at Fresno State with the opening of the new building housing the Rue and Gwen Gibson Farm Market. Fresno State’s Agriculture Council organized events throughout the week. Sarena...

Centennial Homecoming attracts alumni

By Collegian Staff • Oct 14, 2010

Rather than simply focusing on the big game, this year's Homecoming is a celebration of Fresno State's 100th year ””a recognition of its past, present, and future. Check out how the university’s...

Ag building gets needed upgrade

By Chelsea Cushing • May 7, 2010

Upgrades to the Agricultural Science building’s air conditioning, heating and ventilation systems started earlier this month and will displace some offices and classrooms until fall 2010.

Senate recommends sustainable education

By Mike Boylan • Apr 23, 2010

At the Associated Student, Inc. (ASI) meeting Wednesday, the Senate made strides toward minimizing the burden of expensive textbooks and passed a resolution that will recommend incorporating sustainable education into Fresno State’s general education (GE) curriculum.

Ag department not spared by largest donation in Cal State University history

By Anjuli Hollman • Sep 30, 2009

After receiving a gift of $29 million in April, the Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology was still faced with budget cuts and spending restrictions this fall.