Penumbra's staff talks about their online fall publication at an event held at Lightly Used Books which showcased the talents of local high school students. (Signal Video/Brian Miske)
Penumbra recently...
CSU Stanislaus is springing new life with new life as the local wildlife has began laying the eggs of the next generation.
Over the last few weeks, goslings and ducklings have been hatching from their...
If you find yourself wanting to share in your gaming hobby with other enthusiasts, from Mario Kart to Magic: The Gathering to Uno, Stan State’s Gaming Club could be the place for you.
Gaming Club...
This past week, students at Stan State had a chance to enjoy some Thai food with their friends at the celebration of the Thai/Lao/Cambodian New Year put on by the Asian Connection Club.
According to National...
CSU Stanislaus' Housing and Residential Life is only an 8-minute walk from any building on campus, providing students with numerous resources, academic support, and ongoing opportunities to connect...
Academic Senate met today to work through an agenda packed with proposals for new academic programs. Additionally, the CFA announced a May Day celebration for faculty amidst a time where faculty feel their...
Today is the last day of ASI elections, where CSU Stanislaus students are able to vote for their representatives on the Board of Directors, a referendum asking for the approval of an additional $15...
Candidates for Director of Sustainability, Director of the College of Sciences, and Director of Student Organizations, sit down to talk about what inspired them to become student leaders and the key issue...
A rare total eclipse will be partially visible in Turlock, CA.
Dr. Brian Morsony, an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics here at CSU Stanislaus State, talks about the upcoming total...
After another year of waiting, the Signal was led on yet another wild goose chase as they investigated the mysterious suspects of Stanislaus State. (Signal Video/Veronica Sexton and Katelyn Hawthorne)
April showers bring May flowers, or is it flocks of geese at CSU Stanislaus that have become a part of the spring decorum?
Emily Mancilla (Freshman, undeclared) mentions, "I've seen them everywhere....
Dr. Britt Rios-Ellis, a Health Sciences professor who served as both a faculty member and a Dean in the CSU for nearly three decades and as provost and executive vice president of Academic Affairs in Michigan,...
