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.

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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.

Central Unified School District Fall 2020 Hub

f you do not want to have your student return to campus at all this year, consider enrolling in the Central Online Home School.

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.

CUSD Parentsquare

Central Unified is excited to utilize ParentSquare as our primary communication platform for the entire district!

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."

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.

CUSD Central Online Home School Registration

Registration begins today for our new, Central Online Home School.

Central Unified School District Office Closure-Independence Day Observance

The Central Unified School District offices and Business Annex are closed today in observance of the Independence Day holiday.

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.