Safety is everyone’s responsibility

By Gilbert Magallon • Sep 17, 2015

This semester, there have been reports of scams on campus, a shooting just off campus and an incident in which a student cut his hand while grabbing for a knife he was being threatened with in the Palazzo...

Construct me lower tuition

By Troy Pope • Sep 13, 2015

If you haven’t noticed, Fresno State is in the midst of a massive construction project slated to last another year at least. While I’m sure the construction is much needed, why is my tuition the same...

Fresno State receives high marks for affordability

By Megan Ginise • Aug 28, 2014

A recent TIME Magazine study has ranked Fresno State No. 26 in the nation based on affordability, graduation rates and Pell Grants, the federal financial aid for low-income families. TIME gathered data...

Students weigh costs and benefits of summer sessions

By Collegian Staff • Apr 22, 2014

By Roger Muñoz   For Fresno State students, enrolling in summer school has its benefits, but is the cost driving some students away? Not according to Scott Moore, dean for the Division of...

CSU Chancellor White fields questions from student media

By Collegian Staff • Sep 29, 2013

During a teleconference with CSU student media, Chancellor Timothy P. White addressed multiple issues concerning campuses across the system. ‘Bottlenecks’ affecting students’ ability to enroll...

Club Presidents to debate Proposition 30 on Thursday

By Yocelin Gallardo • Oct 12, 2012

On October 18 at 1 p.m., a debate will be held at the Speaker's Platform about the effects of Proposition 30 on college students. Rogue Morales, the news editor of The Collegian, will moderate the debate...

Where does your money go?

By Selena Farnesi • Apr 29, 2012

Paying for College is getting more and more expensive for students.­ With tuition and fee increases, the cost of textbooks and other class materials, campuses have to find ways to keep college affordable while still providing a quality education.

CSU budget woes continue

By Selena Farnesi • Apr 22, 2012

As more and more of the costs of higher education are shifted to students, and news of continued budget cuts plague public higher education institutions, many students have started to ask how we got into this mess in the first place.­ Many of the budgetary decisions that impact higher education in California were made more than a decade ago and still impact our institutions’ funding today.

UCR students propose new tuition payment plan

By Stephen Keleher • Jan 25, 2012

Looking to come up with a viable alternative to tuition hikes and spiraling student debt, a group of students at UC Riverside has come up with a plan that’s getting the attention of students and administrators across the state.

Dispelling budget myths

By Selena Farnesi • Nov 28, 2011

From Facebook pages to meetings, students and faculty are sharing their opinion on parts of the budget proposal.

Letters to the Editor, 11-28-11

By Collegian Staff • Nov 28, 2011

Letters to the Editor include the topics of smoking on campus and the continuing increases in student tuition.

Letters to the Editor, 11-21-11

By Collegian Staff • Nov 20, 2011

Letters to the Editor for Nov. 11, 2011 including topics such as rude classmates, tuition increase, and campus safety.