Stan State is located in a very conservative area, which is not always welcoming to the LGBTQ+ community. The surrounding community climate paired with the fact that many students possess multiple disadvantages,...
Mourning can be a fragile process that everyone will experience in their lives. Some people are stuck when a loved one has passed away, not knowing what the next steps should be for them or even how to...
RateMyProfessor.com is one of the primary resources students use to determine what instructors they will choose to take for their upcoming classes. Students use this website as a tool to discover their...
The campus has had a few renovations recently. Not as big as the construction that is currently taking place where the Associated Student Inc. (ASI)/University Student Union (USU) building stood, but still...
Megan Broudy,(left, freshman, English) and Kiara Ragsdale-Smith (right, freshman, Psychology).
Broudy said that not getting into the classes she needs could affect her "ability to graduate on time later.”
When...
The Transcend Transverse Conference will be hosted tomorrow from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at room 130 in Mary Stuart Rogers (MSR) building.
During this conference Bamby Salcedo, a nationally recognized transgender...
The Committee for Sustainable Futures has been established on campus with the goal of increasing Stan State’s awareness and practice of sustainability. Dr. Phil Garone (professor, History)...
The 12th annual California Centered: Printmaking Exhibition held its opening reception last Saturday.The exhibit has works from Stan State students Ariyanna Martinez (Senior, Bachelor of the Arts), and...
Penumbra, Stan State’s student-run art and literary journal, hosted their annual reading and book launch on Thursday.
This event featured readings from several of the authors and artwork featured...
The 2018 Associated Students Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors Elections, featuring 18 candidates and two opinion polls, ended last week securing the 2018-2019 ASI Board of Directors.
About 600 students (7%)...
![Megan Broudy,(left, freshman, English) and Kiara Ragsdale-Smith (right, freshman, Psychology). Broudy said that not getting into the classes she needs could affect her "ability to graduate on time later.”  When asked about how Ragsdale-Smith would feel if she didn’t get into the classes she needed, she said that she would be “kind of mad.""Because, I’m trying to get all of my GE’s [General Education course] done,” Ragsdale-Smith said. ](http://csusignal.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/f9e6b0922467a29a2e96c1ebe067aec1-1200x900.jpg)
