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Dr. Steve Arounsack at the Stan State debut of his film, Getting Lao'd. (Signal Photo/Sarah George)

Getting Lao’d: The Growth of Lao Music and Film Scene

Sarah George April 10, 2018

Associate Professor of Anthropology and Stan State Alum, Dr Steve Arounsack, directed and produced the film Getting Loa’d, that made its Stan State debut last month.  This film, which was 13...

Illustration by Simarjit Kaur.

Cesar Chavez’s Legacy and Allies

Jesus Alvarado March 30, 2018

During his years as an activist, Cesar Chavez adopted nonviolent means to bring light to the harsh conditions that many farmworkers lived through day-to-day during the 1960s. As a labor leader,...

Jessica Gomula-Krizic (Associate Professor of Art) with the flyer for the competition. (Signal Photo/Emily Hake)

Students to Showcase Their Creativity Through the Warriors’ Short Film Competition

Emily Hake March 29, 2018

Aspiring filmmakers can showcase their creativity and compete for a $300 prize by submitting short movies to the Warriors' Short Film Competition. Michelle Nungary, the ASI Director for Arts, Humanities,...

The fence surrounding the area of construction. (Signal Photo/Juan Ruiz-Olguin) 

New Student Center construction underway

Juan Ruiz March 27, 2018

The new Student Center is being constructed and students are excited for the center. Allysa Gonzalez, The University Student Union (USU) Board Chair has been a part of the planning process her entire term...

Julie Sedlemeyer, Director of the Career and Professional Development Center and Yvonne Lee, Career Peer, in the Career Development Center. (Signal Photo/Sarah George.)

Career and Professional Development Center helps students find jobs and much more

Sarah George March 27, 2018

The Career and Professional Development Center at Stan State is currently open to serve all students and alumni after its renovation in the Fall of 2017. Many students are in need of help on their path...

Gampi paper with bamboo structure kites. (Signal Photo/Emiliann Parga)

Koichi Yamamoto: Aspect Ratio Art Exhibition

Emiliann Parga March 23, 2018

Koichi Yamamoto gave an artist talk of his exhibition "Aspect Ratio" that will be open until Apr. 13 at Stan State's Art Gallery.  There are a variety of pieces with the concept of symmetry playing...

Chief Clint Strode and fellow other officers carrying out mock DUI tests with volunteers. (Signal Photo/Adino Byrd)

A Look Into the Fourth Annual Citizens Police Academy

Adino Byrd March 23, 2018

Once every semester, Stan State's University Police Department (UPD) accepts applications of 16 individuals to participate in their Citizens Police Academy. This semester’s academy started on Feb....

Alessandra Ramirez (Photo courtesy of Alessandra Ramirez)

Objectification at the Gym

Juan Ruiz March 22, 2018

There are many reasons that people to go to the gym. They want to get healthier, better themselves, get that summer body among other reasons. But for many gym goers, their daily trip to the gym is compromised...

Jaynie Rowe, (sophmore, Math) (Signal Photo/Sarah George)

Ending Age Discrimination at Stan State

Sarah George March 20, 2018

The California State University, (CSU), system had officially prohibited all forms of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation based on protected status, including age per executive order (EO) 1097...

Illustration by Simarjit Kaur

Dealing with Academic Probation

Sarah George March 19, 2018

Students can end up on Academic probation for any number of reasons, whether that be a stressful life event or simply feeling that they don’t have the skills required for success. The Academic Success...

Faculty gather to discuss updates to the GE program (Signal Photo/Sarah George).

New Changes are Coming to General Education Requirements

Sarah George March 16, 2018

On Thursday, Dr. Mark Thompson, Chair, University Educational Policies Committee (UEPC), led the second open forum to discuss changes to the General Education (GE) requirements. Issues that were brought...

Jessica Curtis (graduate student, Art History) (Signal Photo/Kristen Dias)

International Women’s Day 2018

Kimberly Fischer, Kristen Dias, and Jesus Valdez March 8, 2018

International Women's Day has been celebrated for 109 years since it started in Feb. 1909. The United States was the first country to celebrate International Women's Day. In 1911 it was recognized as a...

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