The fifth day of the “Students: Know Your Rights!” Conference covered Immigration Rights and was led by Yasmeen El-Farra, a speaker from the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Turlock.
El-Farra spoke...
Do you know what the difference is between Veterans Day and Memorial Day? While some people don’t even realize that there is a difference, there is!
“I know no difference, I just go with what...
New residents at Stan State are now responsible for their own safety. It is essential for female students to know how to recognize sexual violence that can occur and the resources that are available to...
On Monday, October 29, 2018, our Warriors Volleyball team traveled to Covenant Village Retirement Community in Turlock, CA. Here are some photos from the event. Both the Warriors and the residents had...
The fourth day of the “Students: Know Your Rights!” Conference covered LGBTQ+ rights and was led by Britni Hodge, the program manager at the Central Valley Pride Center (CVPC) and Aurora Thome,...
Stan State students have the opportunity to study abroad in several different countries. The Office of International Education helps many students get the opportunity to study abroad in a country...
While finals approach, students will be filling up the parking lots more than ever before. On top of tests and projects, students worry about the same set of issues: Where can I park? Will there be...
Dr. Aletha Harven, Assistant Professor of Psychology, and Dr. Sriram Chintakrindi, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, hosted the second day of their week long “Students: Know Your Rights!”...
The Ethnic Studies Department hosted their fourth annual Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) event at Stan State's Art Space in Downtown Turlock, which was recently reopened after a yearlong hiatus, last...
Game 1
The Warriors faced the Jacks from Humboldt State for the second time this season on Friday, October 26, 2018. The Warriors took the win. The sets in this match were three up and three down. This...
On this past Tuesday, ASI held their second “Taco ‘Bout It” out of three for the semester. Students had the chance to sit down with ASI and faculty to talk about their wants and needs,...
According to the Campus Crime Statistics, reported by the University Police Department, two offenses were reported during the week of October 22nd through Friday October 26.On Tuesday, October 23rd there...
