Fresno State

By : Holden Wheeler

Local sports can sometimes get lost in the madness of professional sports, not getting the coverage or support that a professional team five states over gets. The hosts at ESPN Fresno 1430,...

The Peace Garden at Fresno State hosted Gandhi’s Birthday. Fresno State’s president and the community came together to celebrate. During the event, organizers shared an important message: “Stop the hate, stop the violence, and build a...

The students of Fresno State want their voices to be heard with activities and events around campus.
That is the purpose of Associated Student Inc. or ASI for short.

ASI is the non-profit, student-run government on Fresno...

By Miranda Adams

It’s a new school year, and that means sororities and fraternities are looking for new recruits.

The Fresno State Lambdas are one of nine of the university’s multicultural sororities.

Jasmine Anaya, who’s been a sister since...

By: Holden Wheeler

There’s no denying that golf is a hard sport, while it may look easy watching others, it’s a whole new game once you’re in the tee box standing over the ball. Yet there is...

by Fresno State Focus Staff

Students returned to the Fresno State campus for the first week of the fall 2022 semester.  

As students work through their first week of classes, they are also reflecting on what this semester...

Fresno has recently experienced several pedestrian and cyclist deaths, including that of Fresno State Professor Adela Santana-Mullooly.

According to a recent study by Dangerous by Design, Fresno is the tenth deadliest city for pedestrian and cyclist accidents. 

In...

By : Fresno State Focus Staff

Fall semester at Fresno State is back in full swing, going forward with in-person and online courses and bringing old responsibilities to new faces. From students to staff, everyone is...

Covid-19 put a halt on a lot of clubs’ plans at Fresno State.

The Bulldog Board Game club started during the pandemic.
Tyler Carlo, Bulldog Board Game Club president, wanted to share his love of...

According to the National Council on Aging website, approximately 49 million Americans are 65 and older, and by the year 2060 that number is expected to increase to nearly 100...