If you are looking for an activity on campus that will get you moving, help build a sense of community and keep you focused, then Stanislaus State’s Group X Sweat Fest with Viviana Fuentes just...

As Stanislaus State transitions to in-person learning for the first time since spring break of 2020, concerns over safety have come to light regarding new Covid-19 protocols’ impact on faculty...

On October 12, Stan State's student government met and voted on new policy, to discuss indoor athletic events, congratulated new student government officials, and were introduced to the Board of Trustees...

With Halloween and Thanksgiving drawing nearer, a common activity for the season is to attend a corn maze or a pumpkin patch. However, it could be difficult to decide which maze or patch provides the best...

An informational Zoom series curated by Stanislaus State’s CareerReadyU (CRU) program aims to introduce students to career possibilities across multiple majors and career fields. The first in the...

California Governor Gavin Newsom has concluded the 2020-2021 legislative session on Friday, October 8 by signing over 30 bills presented by senators and assembly members from throughout the state. On the...

The 2021 Clery report shows an overall decrease in reported crimes over the course of the past year. This decrease can in part be attributed to the lack of people being on campus since COVID-19 forced...

Stanislaus State’s student government addressed a range of subjects at their latest meetings. Topics discussed include the welcoming of new board directors, updates on campus activities and resources,...

When COVID-19 caused a nationwide shutdown of many businesses and services, it put a major strain on the lives of those who were deemed “non-essential.” Although most people who were put out...

California Republic Comic Con returned to the Merced County Fairgrounds on September 18 after a year of hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The returning convention has been a staple at the Merced...