Fresno State

Finals week is right around the corner.

As students prepare for finals week, the Fresno State Library is also gearing up for a busy week.

“We’re definitely seeing more people, more questions that are...

The Fresno State Collegian has been around for over 100 years. It has gone through many changes, especially recently, with the decline of physical newspapers. Despite this, The Collegian pivoted to a news magazine...

Mental health is a major struggle for college students across the country. Nearly 40% of college students screened positive for moderate to severe depression. 

Fresno State is home to over 25,000 students and according to...

Inside the Fresno State Library, a simple whiteboard has become a voice for readers. Covered in colorful notes and reflections, the display is part of a nationwide effort encouraging students to speak out against censorship...

As more second-generation children grow up speaking mainly English, Fresno State encourages and celebrates cultural diversity. But for many, learning their family’s language isn’t just about vocabulary, but it’s about identity in general, with...

With the rise of artificial intelligence, many questions have been raised around the globe. In academia and the arts, organizations and institutions are trying to find out how this revolutionary technology fits into the picture. 

Many college students struggle to understand their health because they rely only on the number on the scale. At Fresno State, the Student Health Center is offering body composition testing at the Rec Center,...

Balancing all those hours takes a good amount of time management.

Forensic Behavioral Science major Daniel Tula fills out a calendar to find out when he is free.

“I’m very aware of my...

STEM is for Students who are looking for careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Fresno County Superintendent of Schools Hosted STEM for Girls.

This was an event where...

The Fresno State Peace Garden continues to celebrate historical figures that fought for peace in nonviolent forms.

Just north of the library, five statues stand, representing equality for all.

Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela,...