Basic Needs services at CSU Stanislaus offer an extensive and valuable list of services to support students during their time here. Consisting of multiple services, the Basic Needs umbrella provides for...
Spring break is once again here. Time to settle down, shut down, and break away from those constant online meetings! The pandemic is still here but fret not, spring break can still be fun and relaxing...
Family, school, and work are just some examples of everyday stressors that students might experience. Taylor Whitehead, Health Educator for the Health Education and Promotion (HEP)...
It can be really hard to keep ourselves in check during this pandemic, but with more time on our hands, we can definitely work on ourselves. The following are some self-improvement tips by students...
The COVID-19 vaccine may seem scary but, for some it is the only probable solution to protect their families. According to data provided by the CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, around...
On March 3 at 5:40 p.m., members of the campus community received a StanAlert informing them that the Stanislaus County Health Services Agency COVID-19 vaccination clinic is now open to education sector...
The term “fitness class” alone might be enough to make you sweat. Workout classes can seem like a daunting activity, especially if you haven’t had a positive relationship with exercising....
The Stan State Collective Healing Circle is a campus community and public event taking place on Tuesday, February 23, 2021 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Zoom that will provide emotional...
The coronavirus pandemic has prevented many of us from doing the things we love the most, including working out at the gym, which has taken a toll on people’s physical and mental health in the past...
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and with the COVID-19 pandemic causing many businesses to remain closed, people are forced to get creative with their celebration plans. As with all of the holidays...
As we venture into the first days of the spring 2021 semester, students have the chance for a fresh start.Looking back on the last semester and what they have learned, some students are evaluating what...
May Yang (author's mother) is a Hmong shaman from Merced, California who many people from the Hmong community have turned to for help when they’re sick, which have become common during the coronavirus...
