CSUF: Business Alum Creates Sebastian Boot Company For Luxury Footwear

As a student, he worked on a project to create a marketing plan for Goodwill of San Joaquin Valley, a local non-profit organization.

CSUF: Gibson Farm Market Introduces Canned Wine With Tailgate Series

After the canning, he took samples home to his parents, casual wine drinkers.

Fresno State Honors Coach Boyd Grant With Flag Tribute

Grant led the Fresno State program to the 1983 NIT national championship and remains the Bulldogs’ all-time winningest coach.

CSUF: Washington Monthly Ranks Fresno State Among Top 30 Universities For Fifth Consecutive Year

The magazine announced Monday that Fresno State ranked No. 26 out of 389 private and public universities.

CSUF Ani Cathedral Lecture To Focus On Sculpture And Inscription

The presentation is part of the Fall 2020 Lecture Series of the Armenian Studies Program and is supported by the Leon S. Peters Foundation.

CSUF: Charitable Giving Increases 19% In 2019-20 To Second-Highest Amount In Fresno State History

As the oldest of three children, finding a way to help her parents pay for her college is always top of mind — especially this year.

CSUF: Charitable Giving Increases 19% In 2019-20to Second-Highest Amount In Fresno State History

As the oldest of three children, finding a way to help her parents pay for her college is always top of mind — especially this year.

CSUF: See Where Money Magazine Ranks Fresno State Among Most Transformative Colleges In U.S.

Affordability, quality of education and outcomes are considered in the annual “Best Colleges” rankings

Fresno State Hosts Webinar ‘Gandhi, The Civil Rights Movement And The Continuing Struggle For Justice And Peace’

The hour-long webinar will be broadcast on Zoom from 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 2.

CSUF Now Seeking Artist Submissions For Virtual ‘Pandemical’ Exhibition

Submission information is on the Center for Creativity and the Arts website. All submissions must be received by Sept. 10.

CSUF: New Program Welcomes Back Students Who Once Left Home For College

Her mother’s clothing business was forced to shut down and the future of traditional college life became uncertain.

Tips for Californians to Reduce Electricity Use During Heat Waves

Conserving electricity resources across the state is vital during record-breaking heat wave.

CSUF Remembering Boyd Grant: 1933-2020

"All-time winningest coach, passed away on Monday, Aug. 17, at the age of 87."

Fresno State Anticipates Largest Ever Incoming Class For 110th Academic Year

Enrollment numbers are not final until the campus census is conducted in early fall.

CSUF: Perenchio Foundation Gifts $5.5m To Support Student Success For Generations

These scholarships will be open to all students who need a financial boost, with preference given to full-time students.

CSUF: Student Chapter Earns National Award For Human Resource Management

Fresno State had 36 active chapter members in the spring and two advisers.

CSUF: Calviva Health Scholarship Fund To Support Future Health Care Leaders

A total of 41 students have been offered the scholarship for the fall 2020 semester.

Fresno City’s Transform Fresno Community Engagement Process Wins Awards From The American Planning Association

"The City of Fresno today announced that its community engagement plan and process to select a package that will invest $66.5 million"

CSUF: Governor Appoints Fresno State Research Scientist To Air Quality Board

For Pacheco-Werner, a Latina immigrant from Mexico City, the opportunity to serve the Valley is deeply rooted.

CSUF: New, Student-Produced Bulldog Hand Sanitizer Now Available

Dr. Stephan Sommer and students produce the first-ever batch of Bulldog hand sanitizer that is now being sold at the Gibson Farm Market.

CSUF: Funding Water Infrastructure In The San Joaquin Valley – Free Public Summit

A one-time cost to repair, expand and modernize the water system infrastructure in the Valley is estimated at $7 billion.

CSUF: President Castro Appoints Lar Yang To The University Advisory Board

Fresno State President Joseph I. Castro announced Lar Yang as the newest appointment to the University Advisory Board.

CSUF: $4.3 Million Grant Will Support Training In Adult Protective Services

Both regions are home to nearly 1.2 million elder and dependent adults — numbers that continue to grow.

Fresno State Honors AG Leader Jack Woolf

Mr. Woolf served in the U.S. Army, where he landed on Omaha Beach during the D-Day Normandy invasion of Europe.

Fresno State Alumnus Serves Community In Time Of Crisis

David Bacci doesn’t completely agree with the phrase, “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.

Fresno State Addresses Planned Protest And Actions Taken Regarding Reported Sexual Assault Incidents In January

University President Joseph I. Castro issued a statement today (Aug. 3) with regard to a planned protest.

New Report Shows Impact Of Coronavirus On The Dental Industry

“Although our practice did not close completely in March, we were only open for emergency patients,” Ghoneim said.

Fresno State Opens Spring Admissions For Fifth Year

A decision has not yet been made if instruction in the spring semester will be primarily virtual, as the fall semester will be.

Accessible Fresno Small Business Initiative To Help Businesses With Ada Compliance As They Reopen Following Coronavirus Closures

The City of Fresno is offering free access inspections through the Accessible Fresno Small Business Initiative

CSUF: Seedlings From Hiroshima To Be Planted In Peace Garden On 75th Anniversary Of Atomic Bombing

Except for a few buildings, the city was leveled, and the resulting fires completed the devastation.

Fresno State Flags At Half-Staff In Remembrance Of Korean War Veterans Armistice Day

As many as 50,000 American troops died in the conflict and over 100,000 were wounded, and thousands more were prisoners of war.

CSUF: Grape Day Webinar Features Advancements In Viticulture And Enology Research

Dr. Rachel Naegele, a horticulturist at the USDA Agricultural Research Service center in Parlier, is also scheduled to present.

CSUF New Wine Club Features Alumni-Produced Brands

“The smell that would radiate during crush, bottling or racking,” Cardella said.

CSUF: Flag Tribute To Honor Rep. John Lewis

President Joseph I. Castro ordered Fresno State’s national and state flags to be posted at half-staff through the end of day on July 20.

Fresno State Provides 1 Million Hours Of Service For 11th Year Despite Coronavirus Challenges

The 2018 value of an hour of volunteer time in California was $29.95, according to the network.

CSUF Science Teacher Enters First Year On The Job With National Recognition

It was an exciting day for then-middle schooler Francisco Barajas as he learned how to use solar power to cook food.

Fresno City Begins A Nationwide Search For A New Chief Of Police

All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply by August 6, 2020.

Search On For Camper Missing Since June In Sierra National Forest

Hughes was apparently spotted by hikers on the Fourth of July weekend. They reported seeing her walking barefoot with a bruise on her face.

Fresno City’s Response To Public Concerns Over Harvard Block Sale

Councilmember Esmeralda Soria, who represents District 1, is working with Code Enforcement to ensure that safety protocols are followed.

CSUF: Dr. Randy Yerrick Named Dean Of The Kremen School Of Education And Human Development

“I’m very excited that Dean Randy Yerrick will join us as the new dean of the Kremen School of Education and Human Development."