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As this tree in front of the art department has blossomed, so has the new creative media major at Stan State. (Photo courtesy of Maribel Garcia)

Behind the Scenes of the New Creative Media Major

After two years of preparation, the new creative media major has finally arrived at Stan State. Depending on the response that students have towards it, the coordinators in the art department will determine...

The Admissions Center on campus is located inside of Mary Stuart Rogers Building. This is where transfer students can find help in order to make a smooth transition. (Photo courtesy of Madalyn Ericksen)

Transfer Student Hiccups and How to Cure Them

Transfer students coming to Stanislaus State try their best to make a graceful transition into this new campus life, but they may encounter a few hiccups along the way. Whether it be not knowing when to...

During this period of self-isolation, people have turned to Zoom for their date nights. (Illustration by Peter Shallow)

A Quarantined Romance: Love and Viruses

Kerry Young April 21, 2020

Maintaining intimacy from at least six feet apart may seem like an impossible task. Whatever your relationship status is, you may have many questions regarding self-isolation and how it’s affecting...

LOZA Wine & Crepes offers delivery services to those stuck inside. They also remain open for in-person pickups during these times of uncertainty. (Signal Photo/Conor Demings)

How Local Businesses Are Coping in Quarantine

Conor Demings April 20, 2020

So much has changed amidst the chaos of these last few weeks. Thousands of lives have been lost, millions of people have filed for unemployment, and the global economy has suffered immensely. As we recognize...

The Writing Proficiency Screening Test is no longer a graduation requirement for students at Stanislaus State. (Signal photo/ Kerry Young)

Bye Bye, WPST

Kerry Young April 18, 2020

In the midst of the coronavirus, events and activities are being canceled left and right, so it may not come as a surprise that the April 11 Writing Proficiency Screening Test (a graduation requirement...

Illustration by Ethan Hunt

Spring Break: Staycation Style

Kerry Young March 27, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many “firsts” into our lives, lately. It has brought our first experience of a total transition to online classes, our first experience of a toilet paper shortage,...

Adjusting to a fully online schedule may be tricky, but some Stan State students have a few helpful tips. (Image by Tumisu from Pixabay)

Online Study and Work Tips for Quarantined Students

Kerry Young March 25, 2020

Schools all over the world are switching to online classes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Although this transition is crucial in protecting the health of our communities, students may be struggling...

Desde el establecimiento de la Unión de Campesinos con Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta ha continuado a trabajar como activista y feminista. (Foto cortesía de la Fundacion de Dolores Huerta)

Dolores Huerta: Strong Women Make History

Kerry Young March 23, 2020

National Women’s History Month serves as a reminder for us to acknowledge the accomplishments of the many women who helped shape history, but who largely went unrecognized.  One of these women...

Recreation Assistant Nancy Collum. (Signal Photo/Aliyah Stoeckl)

What Senior Women Want Younger Women to Know

Aliyah Stoeckl March 18, 2020

The advice given by those featured in this article were provided to us prior to the COVID-19 crisis. Some of the advice given goes against current CDC and federal health recommendations and should...

Warrior alumnus Brett Tate always had a dream of owning his own business. After years of serving the Turlock community, his dreams are now a successful reality. (Photo courtesy of Dust Bowl Brewing Co.)

Brett Tate: How a Stan State Alumnus Built a Brewing Powerhouse

Christopher Correa March 17, 2020

The month of March is filled with good times with family and friends. The March Madness basketball tournament is (usually) in full swing and St. Patrick’s Day leads to massive festivities. One thing...

The first cases of COVID-19 in Stanislaus County have been confirmed. (Photo obtained from CDC)

As Coronavirus Spreads and the Nation Takes Action, Warriors Are Left Wondering

Christopher Correa and Conor Demings March 11, 2020

Many people, including members of the Stanislaus campus community, have expressed deep concerns about the recent COVID-19 outbreak, better known as the coronavirus.  Countries are under quarantine,...

Picket lines formed at many street corners in the city of Stockton. (Signal Photo/Aliyah Stoeckl)

Thousands of San Joaquin County Workers Begin Strike for Livable Wages

Aliyah Stoeckl March 6, 2020

“We take care of some of the sickest and mentally ill people in our county, and we just want to be able to feed our families.” That’s how 15 year psychiatric technician Taffie Walter...

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