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RADD's "Swipe Right" message will soon be exposed to students at Stan State. Even though the campus is considered a "dry campus," RADD wants the campus community to be informed of the dangers of driving under the influence. (Courtesy Photo/ABC)

RADD’s “Swipe Right” Initiative Urges Students to Make Mindful Decisions When Making Their Way Back Home

Christopher Correa October 18, 2019

Even with Stanislaus State having a strict alcohol policy, off campus parties with the presence of alcohol consumption still exist. It’s virtually impossible to keep these types of parties from taking...

President Junn thanking Dr. Sandoval on bringing attention to Land Recognition. (Signal Photo/ Randel Montenegro)

Land Recognition Statement discussed at the Academic Senate

Randel Montenegro and Randel Montenegro October 17, 2019

The academic senate meeting was held Tuesday led by Dr. Steven Filling, speaker of the faculty. Topics that were discussed: priority registration for student athletes, credit & no credit census date,...

Students attentively watching Presidential Candidate Julian Castro. (Signal Photo/Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez)

Stan State Democrats Host Their Second Presidential Debate Watch Party

Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez October 16, 2019

As the Stan State Democrats hosted their second Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate Watch Party, conversations regarding politics filled the air and guests ate, eagerly waiting for the debate to...

President Ellen Junn posing with members of the indigenous community including Nototomne elder Katherine Perez (right of President Junn) in front of the recently planted oak tree on the lawn East of Naraghi Hall. (Photo contributed by Stan State Communications & Public Affairs)

Oak Trees Serve as a Symbol of Unity and Appreciation Towards Indigenous Community

Christopher Correa October 15, 2019

On Monday morning, Stanislaus State held an oak tree planting ceremony on the grass area east of Naraghi Hall to acknowledge the fact that the campus is built on the traditional lands of the Yokuts Nation. Stanislaus...

Chelsea Giffen, a vendor featured at the festival and co-founder of Six Eight Coffee. (Signal Photo/Conor Demings)

Autumn Festival Urges Support of Local Businesses

Conor Demings October 14, 2019

Nourish Farms, a family-owned business, celebrated their annual Autumn festival by promoting homegrown companies and offering a space for Turlock residents to come eat, drink, and spend time with one another.  “We’ve...

Gary Norvak (junior, Communication Studies) has been helped by project rebound and is continuing his studies at Stanislaus State. (photo courtesy of Danica Bravo)

Project Rebound Breaks Barriers for the Formerly Incarcerated

Aliyah Stoeckl October 10, 2019

Stan State joins the nationwide initiative “Project Rebound”, a program that assists formerly incarcerated individuals with entering and succeeding at college.  According to the Justice...

Indigenous Peoples Day begins Thursday, October 10th at Faculty Development Center (FDC) patio. (Courtesy of the Ethnic Studies Program). 

Sustainability and Growth for Indigenous Peoples Day

Paula Sanchez Luna October 7, 2019

Indigenous Peoples Day has been increasingly replacing Columbus Day all across the country and Stan State is following close behind.This year, the Ethnic Studies Program and Indigenous Students in Activism...

Dr. Berkow explaining what resources Psychological Counseling Services has to offer to students. Left to Right. ASI Vice President,  Michelle Nungaray (senior, Criminal Justice), Dr. Daniel Berkow (Director of Psychological Counseling), Jennifer Staffero (Counselor), Susan Brumm (Counselor) and Lee Bettencourt (Counselor). (Signal Photo/Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez). 

ASI Taco ‘Bout it: Mental Health

Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez October 2, 2019

ASI hosted Taco ‘Bout It last night, where tacos were served and mental health was discussed with a panel of experts. The panel consisted of Dr. Daniel Berkow, Director of Psychological Counseling,...

Plenty of Stan State faculty and staff were very excited to come out to meet and support student athlete Warriors. (Signal Photo/Christopher Correa)

Warrior Athletics’ Meet and Greet Event Provides Fun Bonding Opportunities and Delicious Barbecue

Christopher Correa October 2, 2019

All Stan State staff and faculty were invited to take advantage of delicious barbecue and meet with many of the school’s student athletes and coaching staffs during Tuesday’s 3rd Annual...

Participants running at the Bee Positive run in January. (Courtesy Photo/Cathie Bernardi) 

A Buzz of Light Comes to Turlock

Danielle Castillo October 1, 2019

For the past five years Cathie Bernardi and her family have been remembering their daughter, Kayla Bernardi, through the Bee Positive Foundation.  Kayla was born with down syndrome and her first year...

Opioids include prescription medications such as codeine, morphine, oxycodone, and illegal drugs including heroin to treat pain. (Signal photo/ Aliyah Stoeckl)

NARCAN Saves Lives

Aliyah Stoeckl September 30, 2019

Addiction to prescription drugs on college campuses has increased.The antidote for this prescription drug crisis will now be in the hands of the University Police Department (UPD) along with additional...

ASI booth at the Warriors Explore Downtown Event. (Signal photo/ Randel Montenegro)

Warriors Explore Downtown Event Offers a Greater Sense of Community

Randel Montenegro and Randel Montenegro September 27, 2019

On Wednesday, in downtown Turlock, Associated Students Inc. (ASI) held an afternoon event known as Warriors Explore Downtown, which allowed students to engage with local businesses and student club activities.   New...

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