Week of February 24, 2020

Each February, Black History Month is celebrated all over the world as a time to recognize African Americans from our past and those making an impact today.

Brittney Watters and Alyssa Palma are the founders...

By: Chelsea Chavira

CLOVIS-  The Central Valley is the heart of California. It’s in the middle of a lot of lush beauty, but when the climate is dry, dust, dirt, and particles get trapped in the valley. 

Warm,...

Cory Ballis’ passion for glass blowing started during college. 

“I was at Fresno State and I needed an art elective so I took glass blowing and I liked it so much that I was pretty much...

Campus accessibility is an issue for Fresno State student Isabelle Jimenez. She was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when she was only two years old. She now uses a wheelchair for transportation. 

Jimenez transferred to Fresno State from...

By: Areli Tovar

Francisco Hernandez’s day begins with filling up little baskets of fruits and vegetables. His van serves as his stall to display the fresh produce, honey and flowers, which help adorn his stand.

Some days he...

Agustin “Lionheart” Vasquez has been working hard for his amateur debut. He has been a full-time boxer for the past five years. In that time he has faced multiple setbacks leading up to his debut.

Agustin...

By: Karla Castaneda

Every first and second of November, Mexico commemorates all those loved ones who are no longer physically with us but that will always remain in our memories and in our hearts. Thanks to...

By Allizbeth Clavijo

Public relations student MZ Alzan works a part-time job while attending Fresno State. Many students just like Alzan attend full-time and work part-time jobs. However, for many, there’s never enough money.

“I...

Water has always been a concern in California, especially in the Central Valley.

People who depend on water for recreation, such as Mike Pawlawski, are affected when there’s a drought. Pawlawski and his family visit