Fresno State’s biannual Take a Student out to Eat (TASTE) event is scheduled for November 18th. It aims to get Media, Communications and Journalism (MCJ) and Art and Design students career-ready. This year will be...

A local pumpkin patch is where a mother of two enjoys rides and games with her kids. “The pumpkin patch is open and I can spend time with my children and carve pumpkins,” said Elaine. “We...

For the November 2020 election, voters had options for their voting method: by mail, in person at a polling station, or through a drop box. It all came down to personal preference.

The COVID-19 pandemic introduced...

As the nation continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic, the Fresno State Theatre Arts Department has adapted its productions to stream exclusively online. Some student actors have found this to be a difficult transition.

“It definitely sucks...

The 4th annual Day of Giving will be held on November 17th. It is a 24-hour online and social media fundraiser at Fresno State. The money raised goes towards scholarships to help students fund research, supplies,...

Some college students are facing difficulties with distance learning after the COVID-19 pandemic forced many universities to transition to a virtual learning format.

Fresno State went online in mid-March 2020 and has extended the format into...

St. Joachim’s Catholic Church has opened for outdoor services in Madera, California. These include mass, confessions, and weddings.

The services are being coordinated by the youth ministry supervisor, Lucy Gomez. She has to ensure the...

You may dream of owning your own horse one day, a beautiful creature that you can ride whenever you please. But horses require a lot of attention, money, and work.

Before you buy a horse, you...