CSUF: Dreamers Are Hopeful For The Future

The ruling was surprising to many, including Encinas, Fresno State’s Dream Success Center coordinator, who had braced for the worst.

CSUF: Dr. Denise Seabert Named Dean Of The College Of Health And Human Services

Seabert has served as dean of the Usha Kundu, MD College of Health at the University of West Florida, in Pensacola, since July 2018.

CSUF: Free Spanish Course Helps Medical Workers Communicate With Patients Amid Coronavirus

For emergency medical responders, a typical day on the job is anything but typical.

Fresno: Fax Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus

The positive employee’s last day on the premises was June 27, 2020.

CSUF: Campus Closed July 3 For Independence Day; Gibson Farm Market Hours

The University Police Department will be on duty. In the event of an emergency, call 559.278.8400.

Fresno: Mayor Brand Presents First-Ever Televised State Of The City Address

Video of the Mayor’s “State of the City” address will soon be available on the City’s website. A transcript of his remarks is attached.

Mayor Issues Statement On Adoption Of Continuing Resolution For City Of Fresno Budget

“This is an unprecedented measure for an unprecedented moment in our City’s history."

CSUF New Diagnostic Lab Benefits Student Research And Campus Dairy

Other new equipment includes a centrifuge, incubators, microscopes and an oven.

CSUF University Announces Plans For Fall 2020 Semester

As the campus is repopulated, there will be updated protocols for staff, faculty, researchers and students who will be on campus.

Madden Library Announces CSU Scholarworks For Faculty Publications

ScholarWorks is the Open Access repository for the intellectual and cultural capital of the California State University.

CSUF: Statement Regarding The Peace Garden And Statue Of Mahatma Gandhi

The Fresno State Peace Garden was established 30 years ago as a student-led initiative in support of peace and nonviolent activism.

CSUF Coronavirus Resource Calls Aimed At Spanish-Speaking Communities

In addition, exercise videos are streamed each Monday and Thursday at 7:30 a.m. to encourage physical activity.

CSUF: Alumna Studies Dairy Products Through Research Grant At Cornell

Brenna Flynn fondly recalls baking cookies at her grandmother’s house when she was young, and says she’s always had a sweet tooth.

Magnitude 5.8 Earthquake Shakes Central Valley

A 5.8-magnitude earthquake struck near the Central Valley Wednesday morning, followed by several aftershocks. Did you feel it?

CSUF: Bus Airflow Simulation Helps Researchers Study How Viruses Can Be Spread In Public Transportation

“We will use two different bacteria viruses, bacteriophages, as a proxy for infectious particle circulation and mitigation,” Grasis said.

Fresno Parking At City Parks Will Reopen Monday

Staffed hours for SP+ entry gates at Woodward and Roeding Parks are 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Fresno Mayor, City Council Announce Members Of New Police Reform Commission

“While this commission’s work will be extremely difficult, our community deserves nothing less than our best collaboration."

City Of Fresno And UCSF Fresno Partner To Expand COVID-19 Testing And Improve Health In Underserved Communities

“The partnership with UCSF Fresno will facilitate economic recovery and disease control,” said Mayor Brand.

CSUF: Kinesiology Student 1 Of 10 Nationwide To Earn Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship

Mistique Davis chosen among 10 students nationwide to study in Cape Town, South Africa

CSUF: Message From President Castro: Supreme Court Ruling On DACA Program

We are focused on the success of all of our students to further position the Central Valley and California economies to grow and thrive.

CSUF Henry Madden Library Aids Student Learning With Noise Canceling Headphones

Fresno State students have faced the recent drastic changes in their learning environments with grit and determination.

Fresno City To Join DJ Kay Rich To Sponsor Street Art Event In Support Of Racial Justice

The City of Fresno will close P Street between Tulare and Fresno Streets on Thursday, June 18,2020 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Fresno City Dog Parks Will Open Monday

Dog parks at Roeding and Woodward Parks will be open from 6:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

CSUF: E.D.G.E. Challenge Ropes Course Reaches New Heights Virtually

On the Fresno State campus, it’s hard to miss the E.D.G.E. Challenge Ropes Course just west of the Henry Madden Library.

CSUF: San Joaquin Valley Writing Project Continues Learning Opportunities For New Teachers

Fresno State’s San Joaquin Valley Writing Project offers virtual workshops for new Central Valley teachers.

Fresno State Honors Baseball Coach Bob Bennett With Flag Tribute

"President Joseph I. Castro ordered Fresno State’s national and state flags to be posted at half-staff on Monday, June 15"

CSUF Students Organize Peaceful Protest To Demand Change

During the downtown Fresno demonstration on May 31, attendees held signs, banners and chanted in a call for justice and action.

CSUF: Winery Employs New Strategy, Promotions To Adjust To Shifting Consumer Needs

The campus winery has previously relied largely on in-person sales on campus at the Gibson Farm Market.

CSUF: Accrediting Agency Affirms Fresno State School Of Nursing Programs

The master’s degree nursing program regained its accreditation by the CCNE for an additional five years, through June 2025.

Fresno's Save Our Small Businesses Emergency Grant Deadline Extended

The application deadline for the City of Fresno’s “Save Our Small Businesses” Program has been extended by one week, to 11:59 p.m., June 12

CSUF: Valley Agricultural Research Connects Recent Grad To His Punjab Roots

“I had never seen up close how almonds, nut or citrus crops are grown,” Singh said.

CSUF: Social Justice Media Guide

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Mayor Brand Statement On The Passing Of Former Fresno State Coach Bob Bennett

"Mayor Lee Brand released the following statement on the passing of former Fresno State baseball coach Bob Bennett"

Mayor Brand Statement On A Weekend Of Protests

“Once again, Fresno has been touched by the better angels of our nature and used a tragedy to achieve a triumph."

Mayor Brand Statement On Death Of George Floyd

"Mayor Lee Brand released the following statement on the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020"

CSUF Remembering Longtime Baseball Coach, Alumnus Bob Bennett

Bob Bennett, Fresno State baseball’s winningest coach, passed away on Sunday, May 31, at the age of 86.

Fresno Mayor Announces Coronavirus Guidelines For Yard Sales

"As part of the announcement, the City of Fresno reminds residents that all current public health protocols"

CUSF: New Methods Accommodate Opening Sweet Corn Crowds Quickly And Safely

"Customers came out again in large numbers to buy 34,521 ears of Fresno State sweet corn on Monday, May 25"

Fresno State Named Winner Of First 5’s Child-Friendly Business Award

Previously, the Kremen School of Education and Human Development at Fresno State was named a recipient of the First 5 award in 2018.

CSUF: 60-Year-Old Flight Instructor Propels Himself To Winemaking Degree

That career started almost 30 years ago when he took his first aviation class in 1992 in Daytona Beach, Florida.