During this time of the year, many people celebrate Día De Los Muertos. The holiday is derived from the rituals of the pre-Hispanic peoples of Mexico. Día De Los Muertos takes place on November...

Stanislaus State’s United Sorority and Fraternity council will hold its final canned food drive on Warrior Wednesday on Nov. 9. All donations and proceeds will go towards the Turlock Gospel Mission.  Event...

With daylight savings taking place on November 6 and the sun setting an hour earlier, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and keep yourself safe after dark. The recent news of a serial...

Anthony Ocampo and the Warrior Cross Cultural Center recently gave CSU Stanislaus students and local community members the opportunity to sit in on a culturally engaging talk on what’s it’s...

Students get a lot of emails every day which are easy to ignore, but this one could improve your mental health and lead you to success. CSU Stanislaus students should have received an email in September...

CSU Stanislaus's 6th Annual Indigenous People’s Day Celebration took place Oct. 13 in the student center. It was the first time the event has been held in-person since before the pandemic. Students,...

Have you ever thought that dealing with emotions is similar to Tinder swiping? We have the option to either choose to face or neglect certain emotions. And oftentimes, we do it unintentionally. Like Tinder,...

If you're looking for ways to exercise on campus this semester,  (SRC) has you covered. SRC is a full-time facility for all students that offers many ways to get your body moving and improve...

Stanislaus State recently started requiring face coverings to be worn in indoor areas of instruction and advising only. Masks may not be removed if students are gathered in learning or there is an instructor...

After going virtual in early spring 2020 when the pandemic hit the world, people were anxious to get out of the house. Then came fall semester 2022, where students and faculty are back on-site being accompanied...