March was Women's History Month, during which many celebrated the accomplishments of women throughout the years to culture and society.
On March 17, a Stan State Zoom event was held to commemorate the...
Well Stan State students, here we are, with just a few more days of spring break. We may not be doing the “typical” spring break activities like barbecues, football games on the beach, and...
Spring break is here and so is the nice weather we’ve all been waiting for! Participating in outdoor activities is a fantastic way to get out and get active while staying safe and socially distancing....
One Stan State student is so dismayed by the amount of trash he sees along the freeway and in the Stockton Delta, he started a podcast to raise awareness of the issue.
James Lane, (junior, Communications...
A popular anime convention in Sacramento has become the subject of much controversy as its location's vaccination site closed for the weekend.
SacAnime, a three-day convention that takes place twice...
Wildfires have become an expected hazard during the summers in California. Recent information from Government institutions divulge potential outcomes for the summer of 2021 wildfire season.
California...
It has been over a week since we had to push our clocks ahead one hour. While many of us have since adjusted to the new routine, a few may still be feeling the repercussions of the schedule change. The...
On Wednesday, March 24, Stan State’s College of Business Administration held its 11th Annual Women’s Leadership Forum. Female entrepreneurs located in the Central Valley gathered to discuss...
Businesses are constantly having to evolve, but the hardships and uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 pandemic has emphasized that.
Often, many business owners are able to get through the challenges...
According to the organization Our World in Data, there are 8.3 billion tons of plastic that have accumulated on this planet and more than 5 trillion plastic particles in the ocean. All this...
According to the CDC’s NIOSH (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health) Science Blog, the COVID-19 pandemic has adversely impacted people’s economic, psychological, social, and...
On February 26, 2021, Black Power Matters held their third annual public event: Black Power STILL Matters. They focused on how, now in 2021, Black power still matters even after the recent political change,...
