As the coronavirus pandemic continues, Stan State has implemented a number of changes to ensure the health and safety of the many students, faculty and staff who are still coming to campus on a regular...
On September 10 at 6:15 p.m., President Ellen Junn sent an email announcement to the campus community announcing that the spring 2021 semester will continue...
The Free Application for Financial Student Aid, or FAFSA as it is most commonly known, is vital to helping low-income students be able to afford the expenses that come with higher education.
At Stan...
September 8 was the second Academic Senate meeting of the school year. After two weeks of virtual instruction, there was much discussion during Tuesday’s Academic Senate. Topics discussed include...
New locations of the Oregon-based coffee drive-thru, Dutch Bros, have been spreading rapidly over the past few years; the Central Valley has been no exception to the influence of Dutch Bros.
Just this...
With the coronavirus pandemic still raging across the country, many universities, including Stan State, have chosen to conduct this semester in a primarily virtual format. This transition has been physically...
Here are our picks for September. Seeing as it is Hispanic Heritage Month, we tried to focus in on books and films involving the Latinx experience.
Borderlands/La Frontera by Gloria Anzaldúa
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At 9 a.m. on Wednesday, August 12, Stan State’s psychology professor, Dr. Aletha Harven kicked off the two-day conference on confronting anti-Black racism on college campuses.
Attendees logged onto...
On Wednesday, August 12, Dr. Aletha M. Harven, professor of psychology at Stanislaus State, will be hosting a virtual, two-day training conference designed to help educators confront anti-Black racism...
My name is Ricardo Friaz, and I was an undergraduate and graduate student at Stan State from 2006 to 2014, as well as an instructor from 2015 to 2017. I am currently a PhD student and employee in the Philosophy...
When I first graduated and left Stanislaus State to begin my career as a reporter at our local paper in 2016, I knew I would cover some of Turlock’s most historic moments. However, nothing could...
Welcome to the Signal’s new Social Justice page!This page is our attempt at communicating the needs, struggles, and injustices that marginalized people face. With this page, we hope to accomplish...
