Fresno State

FRESNO, Calif. – Working on the score board in Valley Children’s Stadium can be seen as a thrilling opportunity to experience. However, the ladder on the way up causes more anxiety than...

Hispanic Heritage has been celebrated in the United States for over 50 years, but the festivities have evolved. In 1968, President Lyndon Johnson established Hispanic Heritage Week, and in 1988, President Ronald...

College students often struggle to afford the cost of business attire while attending school.

During a time when everything is more expensive, every possible resource is valuable, especially if students are unemployed and need to...

Raul Ramirez is one of many students with a disability attending Fresno State.

Ramirez, a senior and a Media, Communications and Journalism major, has a rare form of muscular dystrophy, Bethel Myopathy. Ramirez’s disability...

Exercising is an integral part of living a healthy lifestyle. 

For many, working out, particularly in a gym setting, can be too much for people. 

Coordinator for the Exercise Science option at Fresno State,...

On-campus jobs are helping Fresno State students build skills they’ll need for their future careers – beyond just earning a paycheck.

Victoria Lupian, a career peer mentor, assists students with resumes and finding employment through...

Many people struggle with loneliness, but it is how someone deals with loneliness that is key. 

Apollo Soto, a linguistics major, said he experienced loneliness when he came to Fresno State, but he appreciates the...

Many Fresno State students use The Amendola Student Cupboard. It serves as a food resource, but it also helps students develop a sense of community.

Peace Kapalo is a student assistant at...