The final day of the 65th commencement ceremonies at CSU Stanislaus marked a proud moment for students from the College of Business Administration, who crossed the stage Friday to celebrate a remarkable...
Stanislaus State held its third day of commencement ceremonies on Thursday, May 29, honoring the Class of 2025 graduates from the College of Education, Kinesiology and Social Work.
Graduates from Advanced...
Graduates of the College of the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences were full of excitement, apprehension, and relief at today’s ceremony. As they crossed the stage, many reflected on their time at...
CSU Stanislaus's 65th commencement celebrated more than 3,000 graduates, welcoming nearly 20,000 attendees across four ceremonies.
Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Richard Ogle kicked...
In today’s Senate meeting, faculty continued expressing a number of grievances against the current CSU administration, although they lacked consensus around if a vote of no confidence should be called.
Frustrations...
Students, staff, and faculty gathered in the South Dining Room at CSU Stanislaus for a screening of the CSU EOP Documentary, a film created by CSU Northridge that traces the origins of the Educational...
Yesterday’s Senate had a packed agenda which saw major updates on budget priorities, staffing concerns, and the potential for a vote of no confidence in CSU Chancellor Mildred Garcia and the CSU Board...
In response to faculty concerns, the University President and vice presidents of various departments gathered to discuss the University's budget situation with faculty and staff. The room was filled with...
At today’s meeting, the Academic Senate came together to publicize the body’s support for the letter recently written by the Queer Faculty and Staff Association (QFSA) with a resolution that reads...
Days after nearly half of the Department of Education staff were laid off, President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the department’s dismantling — a move raising concern over the...
The CSU Summer Arts program, a staple of California State University’s arts education for nearly 40 years, has been discontinued. The decision follows months of uncertainty and comes as a disappointment...
At today’s Academic Senate meeting, Senate passed three items—a resolution affirming the university’s commitment to fostering an inviting culture for people of all backgrounds, another that called...
