Campus Announcements

The Veterans Services Office has moved to a temporary space behind McLane Hall. Robyn Gutierrez and the new Veterans Advisor, Christy Gorden, will be housed in this temporary space until next fall. The office will provide students with a reception area and computer stations for students. For more information, visit the Veterans Services website or reach out to Laura…

At the end of a long and stressful school day, the two things every student wants is somewhere to crash and lots of food. But for some, hunger and homelessness are an everyday struggle. The Food Security Project at Fresno State is kicking off National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week from Monday, November 13, until…

On November 20, the nation reflects and remembers all of those who lost their lives to anti-transgender violence and suicide. Here at Fresno State, the Cross Cultural and Gender Center honors and remembers the lives of transgender individuals who died from murder or suicide with Transgender Day of Remembrance. Transgender Day of Remembrance is an annual observance…

Fresno State’s University Theater is raising the curtain again with its second show of the season. Native Son, written by Nambi E. Kelley and directed by Thomas-Whit Ellis is gracing the stage now through November 4 at the Dennis and Cheryl Woods Theatre.  Inspired by Richard Wright’s novel, “Native Son” helped change race relations in…

  Victor E. may be cutest live mascot out of all the CSU’s. He is always swarmed for photos, and he certainly loves the camera. However, for some, bending down so low to take a photo with our beloved little bulldog can be particularly difficult. That’s where you come in! The Victor E. handlers are…

  Whether you’re married or just started dating someone new, domestic violence can happen to anyone, regardless of gender or sexual orientation.  October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the Cross Cultural and Gender Center is hosting an event to take a stand against domestic violence and raise awareness of ways students can help.            …

  The 38th annual Take Back the Night program, a worldwide movement designed to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence, is back at Fresno State. Hosted by the Cross Cultural and Gender Center and Fresno State’s Women Alliance, Take Back the Night is an event for Fresno State faculty, staff and students to raise…

After the most recent events in Washington D.C., students and employees benefiting from the DACA program are under threat. Students and faculty affected by the termination of DACA here at Fresno State can turn to the Dream Success Center. The Dream Success Center provides the emotional and personal well-being of Dream students, referrals to reliable…

Over the summer, it’s easier to be healthy and active. With no homework or classes to go to, there is ample time to hit the gym and cook fresh, healthy meals. But once the semester starts again, healthy living usually takes a back seat. Fresno State wants to make sure their students are living healthy.…