Hearing loss: Highest in 20 years

By Eric Morana • Oct 1, 2010

While blasting music on a personal listening device, grooving to your favorite song, or bumping the sound in your car or on your personal stereo at home, is the potential risk of hearing loss the first thing on your mind?

KFSR manager leaves for NPR affiliate

By Phillip Lochbaum • Sep 24, 2010

Long-time station employee gets new job at KVPR

New music option gives students something to sing about

By Tyrone Brazzell • Sep 24, 2010

Fresno State music majors can now cater their studies towards their love of jazz music. Two years ago, instrumental jazz performance was added to the list of options for music majors.

I’m with the band

By Maddie Shannon • Sep 1, 2010

With as many football fans as we have at this school, it’s difficult not to feel the excitement that many associate with the first game of the season. The food, lights and the mass of red T-shirts everywhere make the second weekend of school the most exciting one.

Back to his Roots: Up-and-coming hip hop artist still calls Fresno home, makes it to big time

By Kellcie Mullaney • Aug 25, 2010

Fresno is home to thousands of artists and musicians, but not many work with some of the world’s biggest names in the hip-hop and rap industry.

Student Q&A with Megan Patino

By Sarah Kain • Mar 15, 2010

When people take a stroll through the music department they are bound to hear music.

Diamond ̢۪Dogs̢۪ music provides motivation

By Mallory Plant • Apr 24, 2009

Each baseball player needs essential tools to play the game: a glove, a ball, a bat and the Dropkick Murphys.

Asleep in the bread aisle

By Brian Maxey • Apr 22, 2009

Rap̢۪s resident frat boy, rapper Asher Roth, loves college and wants the world to know it this week when his debut album, Asleep in the Bread Aisle, hits stores.

Super Lucky Catz

By Kaley Delarosa • Apr 17, 2009

The Super Lucky Catz have a hard time describing their own music. Eclectic sounds, voice and lyrics put the group in a musical genre all its own.

From the Streets to the Classroom

By Bryan Grace • Apr 1, 2009

From poor disadvantaged streets, to mainstream America.

A night ‘exposed’ to Rogue

By Valerie Nevens • Mar 4, 2009

It could have been just another average Friday night—shoving popcorn down my throat at the $3 theater in celebration of completing another week of assignments.

Grad student covers dismissed UHS teacher̢۪s music classes

By Kaley Delarosa • Feb 27, 2009

University High School (UHS) has hired a Fresno State graduate student to fill in for the music teacher who was dismissed in late January.