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The verdict heard around the world
by Ashley Carter - Apr 26, 2021There are a lot of emotions that came with the guilty verdict of Derek Chauvin, which came nearly a year after the death of George Floyd.
Chauvin faced three charges in court: second-degree murder,...
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Meet Gio Alvarado
by Tasha Turner - Apr 25, 2021Gio Alvarado is a graduating senior majoring in Media, Communications and Journalism. He also has a certificate in broadcast meteorology and in Spanish media writing.
His passion for journalism began in high school.
“I remember...
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Fresno Earth Day 2021
by Georgette Garcia - Apr 21, 2021Earth Day was April 22, and Fresno’s 11th annual celebration was held virtually for the second year due to COVID.
There were community activities to create environmental awareness leading up to the virtual events. For...
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Permaculture: Saving the environment and a trip to the grocery store
by Robert Ortega Jr - Apr 21, 2021Permaculture stands for permanent agriculture. It is the process of building a specialized ecosystem to sustain the grower, plants, animals and all living organisms in the ecosystem. It requires hard labor, patient planning, and a...
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Pregnancy during the Pandemic
by Leticia Leal - Apr 21, 2021Katie Botello had a more eventful pregnancy and delivery experience than anticipated. In December, she tested positive for COVID while pregnant with her daughter Jordan. “It was hard to tell what was COVID and what...
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Meet Robert Ortega, Jr.
by Tonya Guryeva - Apr 21, 2021Robert Ortega Junior is a senior with a double major in Media, Communications and Journalism and Communication.
Robert is part of the Smittcamp Family Honors College. He is also a member and president of the...
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Institute for Media and Public Trust moves forward with Journalists of Color Program
by Trevor Widger - Apr 21, 2021The Institute for Media and Public Trust is continuing its effort to transform Central Valley newsrooms. Its central goal is to improve the trust people have in their media.
The latest way it hopes to...
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Helps Children in Armenia
by Brooke Chau - Apr 20, 2021Fresno State’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity is helping Armenian children from a world away. When the attacks in Armenia began last year, the fraternity knew they wanted to help.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon and National...
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Clovis Farmers Market
by Brooke Chau - Apr 20, 2021The Clovis Farmers Market will soon be open twice a week. With summer right around the corner, people will soon be able to stroll the streets of downtown Clovis on Friday nights in addition to...
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Job Struggles During COVID
by Wyatt Babb - Apr 19, 2021Over the last year, thousands of people lost jobs or had their hours cut because of the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving many scrambling to make ends meet.
Some were just starting out in brand new...
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