James Deitz, an art lecturer at CSU Stanislaus, has been involved in the art industry for over forty years and has been helping students expand their artistic palette, knowledge and craft. But how did...

In yesterday’s Academic Senate session, the Senate held two vital votes—one to send back a resolution to committee for revision that would have established a new course requirement for all students...

The California State University (CSU) system, encompassing 23 campuses across California, has developed a "Time, Place, and Manner" interim policy to balance free speech rights with campus safety and operational...

In today’s busy Academic Senate session, the Senate made a declaration of noncompliance regarding the interim Time, Place, Manner (TPM) policy from the Chancellor’s Office, discussed measures to protect...

At today’s Academic Senate meeting, the Senate Executive Committee (SEC) made a statement against planned cuts to faculty and staff being made by the university administration in preparation for an expected...

For the first time since COVID, students working at KCSS 91.9 FM, CSU Stanislaus’ official radio station, had the opportunity to travel out of state to attend the National Student Media Convention (NSMC)...

CSU Stanislaus invited friends and family to attend Warrior Expo, an event that showcased the Warrior Spirit to the community. Future students gained the opportunity to immerse themselves into the college...

Artur Da Silva, a gifted artist from Brazil, has recently joined the Creative Media Department at CSU Stanislaus. He shares his journey as an artist, what motivates his work, and his new role as a professor...

President Britt Rios-Ellis has hit the 100-day milestone at CSU Stanislaus, and her impact is already evident. She’s focused on inclusion and helping students thrive, making a noticeable difference....

In today’s Academic Senate meeting, the Senate focused on advocating for lecturer representation in the statewide Academic Senate (ASCSU) and for lecturers to be compensated for their service work for...

In today’s Academic Senate session, the Senate voted to suspend the current two-pass class registration system and replace it with a new one-pass system, as well as to approve a new certification...

An informed public is necessary for the preservation of freedom and it sometimes takes bravery to pursue knowledge.  In honor of Banned Book Week, the Library is hosting a Bring Your Own Banned Book...