CSU Stanislaus’ literature and art journal, Penumbra, held their spring 2021 virtual Charity Event on April 30, 2021. The event was used to raise money for the Warrior Food Pantry.
This event consisted...
Dr. Kimberly Greer, Stan State’s provost and vice president of Academic Affairs since 2017, will be leaving campus and entering a new role as interim provost at CSU East Bay beginning July 1, 2021.
According...
For students attending Stan State, the current college scenery is dominated by Zoom classrooms, textbook pages, and electronic screens. It has been over a year since students have had the opportunity to...
Another Feel Good Friday Zoom meeting was hosted by President Junn on April 30, 2021. The meeting was opened to faculty and students. Feel Good Fridays are designed to dedicate an hour of conversation...
The ASI meeting held on April 27, 2021 involved updates on the Cal State Student Association (CSSA), a discussion on communication efficiency between Stan and the student body, and a breakdown of the University...
The following weekend after spring break, Stan State students took part in the 70th Model United Nations of the Far West Conference. It was the first time the conference has ever been held in a virtual...
Stanislaus State held a workshop called "Supporting Survivors," which helped members of the campus community understand how to respond to and support victims of sexual violence. The workshop was held on...
On April 20, Stan State library staff hosted a Zoom meeting to share their plans for the opening of the newly renovated Vasche Library and to answer questions from the campus community.
The aim...
On Monday, April 19, the Modern Language Association (MLA) released the 9th edition of the MLA guidebook. Changes were made regarding the use of electronic sources, something we have all been using more...
Stan State gardening specialist Martin Hildebrandt hosted the “Spring Plant Guide” event via Zoom on April 22 in honor of Earth Day. At this event, which was livestreamed from the...
As the news of Derek Chauvin's conviction sinks in, the CSU Stanislaus community has had more time to come to terms with what this verdict means for the continued struggle with police brutality and systemic...
