According to the National Domestic Violence Hotline, "An average of 24 people per minute are victims of rape, physical violence or stalking by an intimate partner in the United States – more than...
Many have asked what President Britt Rios-Ellis' focus would be when she started this past July. Those who attended the Associated Students Inc (ASI) Town Hall last week would tell you it was enrollment...
R6 CrossFit in Turlock is more than just a gym. Its members say it's a supportive community where people of all fitness levels come together to challenge themselves and grow stronger. Whether you're an...
In today’s Academic Senate session, the Senate voted to suspend the current two-pass class registration system and replace it with a new one-pass system, as well as to approve a new certification...
Turlock Memorial Park is a destination where history and reflection intertwine, creating more than just a resting place for those who have passed. It is enriched with local history, its stories etched...
"This Woman's Work" was event hosted by Ronald Rodriguez, the dean of Library Services, and Mary Weppler-Van Diver, the Special Collections & University Archives Librarian where they introduced historical...
Tessa Hulls, an artist, writer, and adventurer, visited CSU Stanislaus to give a special presentation. She shared her fearless approach to life and art, leaving a lasting impression on everyone who attended....
Stan State’s Fall Career & Internship Fair is right around the corner. From 1 to 4 p.m. on Oct. 2, students of all grade levels are encouraged to visit the University Event Center and connect with...
Welcome to CSU Stanislaus! If you are a new or recently transferred student, you are likely still settling into your classes, exploring campus and adjusting to the university. Being new on campus is exciting,...
Local businesses in Turlock experienced an influx of foot traffic and communal support thanks to the Student Center and ASI’s Warriors Explore Downtown event this past Wednesday at Central Park where...
An informed public is necessary for the preservation of freedom and it sometimes takes bravery to pursue knowledge.
In honor of Banned Book Week, the Library is hosting a Bring Your Own Banned Book...
In today’s Academic Senate session, the Senate learned of the statewide Academic Senate’s demand for the administration to suspend its controversial new Time Place Manner policy and the details...
