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Rise Up! Conference opening image. (Screenshot by Essence Saunders)

Inaugural Rise Up! California Student Leadership Conference Touches On Important Topics

Essence Saunders November 5, 2020

October 16 and 17 marked the beginning of the inaugural Rise Up! California Student Leadership Conference, the first virtual conference of its kind. This two-day student leadership conference was the first...

Official ballot warning. (Signal Photo/Jessica Silva)

Voter Turnout Predictions for the 2020 Election

Jessica Silva October 30, 2020

Time is ticking to get the vote in as the November 3rd election deadline looms closer. Many Americans have already gone to cast their vote while some are still indecisive or just haven’t gone to...

The sisters of Lambda Sigma Gamma's Epsilon chapter circa 2016. (Signal Photo/ Bobbi Solano)

Ready to Fight, Learn, and Grow

Bobbi Solano September 16, 2020

Social Justice was never something that I was consciously aware of. I was fortunate enough to grow up in an environment where I just thought of myself as a person, not necessarily a person of color (POC)....

Stan State Alum Ricardo Friaz at his graduation in 2014. Photo courtesy of Ricardo Friaz. 

Experiences at Stan State

My name is Ricardo Friaz, and I was an undergraduate and graduate student at Stan State from 2006 to 2014, as well as an instructor from 2015 to 2017. I am currently a PhD student and employee in the Philosophy...

Turlock Journal reporter and Stan State alum, Angelina Martin. Photo courtesy of Angelina Martin. 

Telling Turlock’s Story

When I first graduated and left Stanislaus State to begin my career as a reporter at our local paper in 2016, I knew I would cover some of Turlock’s most historic moments. However, nothing could...

Black Lives Matters protesters. Photo courtesy of Angelina Martin. 

Welcome to the Signal’s Social Justice Page

Bobbi Solano and Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez August 2, 2020

Welcome to the Signal’s new Social Justice page!This page is our attempt at communicating the needs, struggles, and injustices that marginalized people face. With this page, we hope to accomplish...

Stand off between protesters and police at the Modesto Protest. (Image courtesy of community member Gerardo Gonzalez)

The Black Lives Matter Movement One Month After the Death of George Floyd

As the states slowly open back up after pandemic restrictions and our timelines on social media go back to how they used to be before the death of George Floyd, it is important to remember that although...

A moment of opposition among protesters and police during the May 31 protest in Modesto, CA. (Image courtesy of community member Gerardo Gonzalez)

Black Lives Matter: Weekly Coverage and Updates

The Signal will be covering and updating news surrounding the Black Lives Matter movement bi-weekly. Updates will be posted every Wednesday.  The Black Lives Matter movement was founded in 2013 after...

Community members participated at a recent Black Lives Matter protest. The protest took place at the corner of Geer Road and Monte Vista Avenue, in front of the Stan State campus. (Photo courtesy of the Turlock Journal)

Our Thoughts on the Black Lives Matter Movement

Since the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020, a lot has been happening in our country. On top of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was now an uprising of voices calling for dramatic, but much needed societal...

Several members of the community participated in Turlock's Black Lives Matter march last week. (Photo courtesy of the Turlock Journal)

Stan State’s Black Student Union Address the Black Lives Matter Movement

California is known for being diverse. With a population breakdown of 39.3% Hispanic or Latinx, 36.8% White, 15.3% Asian, 6.5% Black or African American, 1.6% Native, and 0.5% Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander,...

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