Dance is a form of self-expression and connects us to our roots. But it also takes commitment, passion and discipline to do so.

Fresno State’s Mexican dance troupe, Los Danzantes de Aztlán, was working tirelessly to prepare...

Fresno State football head coach Jeff Tedford is looking for his next starting quarterback for the 2019 season.

There are three quarterbacks vying for the starting job: two redshirt freshmen, Steven Comstock and Ben Wooldridge, and senior...

The Diamond ‘Dogs started their 13-game road trip this past weekend. See how Fresno State closed out the tough series against San Diego State.

The Bulldog softball team was perfect in the Fresno State Invitational....

No one said growing up would be easy, but luckily for Fresno State students, there are workshops on campus to help.

“How to Adult, Learning Beyond the Classroom,” teaches students necessary “adulting” skills.

“Sometimes, cooking...

From very young age, Alexandra “Aly” Harrell has had a growing passion for creating art. She, originally started painting to cover the walls of her bedroom. 

Harrell has always been very private about her artwork. She only...

More than 72,000 undocumented students are enrolled in California colleges. About half of them are protected by DACA status.

Over the course of the past year, DACA recipients have had to overcome many uncertainties and fears.

“I...

Do you have a lot of documents that need to be thrown out?

There’s a way you can dispose of important papers safely for free.

   It’s called ‘shredfest.’

“This is a document shredding event that I...

Fresno State held its annual Amerasia Culture Week from March 11-16. Its finale showcased diverse Asian and Pacific Islander groups from the Central Valley.

During sunshine week, students from all around the Central Valley had the opportunity to perform at Fresno State’s annual Peach Blossom Festival.

From oral interpretations to recited poems, the Festival gave students a chance to practice...