Fresno State’s health center will offer abortion pills in January 2023 By Viviana Hinojos • Sep 20, 2022 Following SB24, Fresno State is required to provided abortion medication.
Jiménez-Sandoval emphasizes gratitude, goals in investiture speech By Manuel Hernandez • Sep 12, 2022 Fresno State hosted a Presidential Investiture at the Save Mart Center last Friday.
Investiture preview: Jiménez-Sandoval reflects on his presidency By Manuel Hernandez • Sep 8, 2022 President Saúl Jiménez-Sandoval celebrates his 1-year mark in ceremonial event.
Fresno State’s cooling system struggles during record heat wave By Noah Chavez • Sep 6, 2022 Buildings on campus have heating problems due to HVAC upgrades for the CUPR project.
Fresno State students’ research recalls unsolved anti-LGBTQ+ crimes By Ashley Flowers • Aug 30, 2022 Student podcast “Our Tower” looks into the tumultuous history of the GLSA.
Caroline Alvarez hosts first senator meeting of semester as ASI president By Aidan Garaygordobil • Aug 29, 2022 New ASI president shares her transition from vice president of external affairs.
Jiménez-Sandoval talks campus wellness, Title IX task force updates By Jannah Geraldo • Aug 23, 2022 University president informs Fresno State students about semester updates.
How 12 Fresno State students spent a semester researching Henry Madden By Manuel Hernandez • May 3, 2022 Fresno State professor Ethan J. Kytle repurposes his history class to help library task force.
Centennial: The origins of La Voz de Aztlán and The Asian Pacific Review By Edward Lopez • Apr 26, 2022 Learn the origins and history of two of The Collegian's ethnic supplement papers.
Task force presents report of Henry Madden’s antisemitic views By Adam Ricardo Solis • Apr 18, 2022 President Saúl Jiménez-Sandoval and the task force hosts open forum on Monday.
Farmworker advocates speak at Cesar E. Chavez commemoration By Manuel Hernandez • Apr 5, 2022 Fresno State held its annual Cesar E. Chavez commemoration event.
Fresno State College Republicans club’s event sparks protest By Collegian Staff • Apr 5, 2022 Students, faculty and staff protested the event, accusing it of endorsing hate speech.
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