California Governor Gavin Newsom has unofficially emerged victorious from the 2021 recall election. Preliminary results show 63.9 percent of votes in support of Newsom retaining his position with over...
On the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attack at the World Trade Center in New York, I’m sharing a couple of photos I took at Ground Zero when visiting in December of 2008.
I never had the...
Stan State’s student government representatives discussed a variety of topics concerning student affairs during the latest ASI meeting on September 7. Meeting and Event Protocols For Student...
On September 7, Stanislaus State's Academic Senate met for the second time in the semester to discuss a number of topics, including face-to-face learning and repopulation plans, ASI vacancies, support...
Stanislaus State alumnus Joe Ryan made his Major League Baseball debut for the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday in a start against the Chicago Cubs. Ryan, who pitched for the Warriors in 2018, became only...
On September 1, Stan State’s own President Ellen Junn joined San Joaquin Valley's Women Together as their sixth honorary speaker in the Shattering Glass Ceilings Speaker Series.
President Junn spoke...
Stanislaus State will welcome athletic competition back to campus on September 2 after more than a year of inactivity. As the return of sports nears, the school's athletics department has announced new...
Stanislaus State has delayed campus repopulation and a return to in-person instruction until at least October 1. The fall 2021 semester will still begin on August 23, but in virtual formats similar to...
Joe Ryan, Stanislaus State's first Olympian in school history, has won a silver medal at the 2020 Summer Games for baseball.
Ryan, who played for the Warriors in 2018, achieved plenty of success in Tokyo...
Professor James Youngblom, chair of the Department of Biological Sciences and Stan State faculty member of 31 years, was found dead on June 25 after going on a backpacking trip at Yosemite National Park.
According...
As Aparna Mathur reports in Forbes Magazine, today we are 40% less likely to make more money than our grandparents did in the 1940s. Going further, according to BBC News, Americans could pay for a year's...
