Christina Macias, a Fresno State professor and faculty member, has been in love with the sciences her entire life. In 2016, she proposed a garden program to her adviser while she was in her master’s...
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...
Fresno State students who are wanting to teach in the future have the opportunity to work with current teachers and students.
This is thanks to the Kremen School of Education and Human Development’s...
Fresno
State student, Nayeli Carrillo Gonzalez, was killed in a shooting at Cesar
Chavez Park in her hometown of Delano on Thursday, Jan. 2, according to media
outlets.
According
to The Fresno Bee,...
This past Saturday, the Kremen School of Education and Human Development hosted its first-ever open house event in front of the Education Building in accordance with Fresno State Homecoming.
The goal...
Imagine yourself in a classroom or on the playground when an argument between two students breaks out. Would you know what to do? Would the students and their peers?
With the Mediator Mentors project,...
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...
Fresno State offers enrolled students with children the opportunity for subsidized childcare on campus. It is designed to help parents go to school, study and work.
“We don’t offer a drop in...
Across the country, students and teachers are adapting to Common Core State Standards. Future teachers at Fresno State are taking notes, as well.
The standards are an educational initiative designed...