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Starbucks offers free WIFI and $0.50 refills on hot coffee, iced coffee, iced teas, and refreshed while staying in the store.  

Study Spots for Finals

Haylee Crews
May 20, 2016
Phi Mu dance marathon participants start to warm up to some throwback tunes shortly after kick off. Turlock, California, Saturday, April 16, 2016. 

Phi Mu Hosts First Annual Warrior-a-Thon

Phi Mu hosts dance marathon to raise money for UC Davis Children's hospital. and Haylee Crews
April 20, 2016

Student Government Election Campaigns

Stan State students prepare for the upcoming student government elections by taking the necessary steps in order to get their name out there. and Haylee Crews
April 13, 2016
The members of Theta Chi Fraternity take turns rowing on the Reflecting Pond for 36 hours to honor their lost brother and raise funds for Breathe California. Turlock, California, March. 9, 2016. (The Signal/Haylee Crews)

Theta Chi Fraternity honors lost brother through Row-A-Thon event

"Hanging out with each other for 36 hours and those one on one canoe rides really brought my brothers and I much closer to one another" Seth Hidalgo said. and Haylee Crews
March 10, 2016
Main dining offers a new bagel bar where students can choose from different cream cheese, peanut butter, and jelly to use as their spread. Turlock, California, Monday, Feb. 29, 2016. (Signal/Haylee Crews)

Chartwells makes healthy, student-friendly changes

Jesus Alvarado and Haylee Crews
March 7, 2016
  The main purpose behind the "Stay Connected" event was to raise awareness about the importance of staying in tune with what is going on with ASI and USU events.

ASI & USU Stay Connected

ASI & USU connects with students by offering free prizes and food in return for social media support. and Haylee Crews
February 22, 2016
Katie Copeland (Phi Sigma Sigma) and Logan Martinez (Theta Chi), were presented Mr. and Miss Warrior after a week full of homecoming events.

Warrior Homecoming “Paint the Town Red”

Students get involved with the campus and community in order to raise money for a good cause, and compete for Mr. and Miss Warrior. and Haylee Crews
February 5, 2016
  As the Spring semester inches closer, graduation becomes more realistic for seniors. Choosing to attend graduate school is a common path Stan State students take.

How to Guide: Applying to Graduate School

With the spring semester approaching, graduating seniors are faced with the decision of applying to graduate school or not. and Haylee Crews
December 8, 2015
The shooters possessed thousands of rounds of ammunition.

San Bernardino shooting deadliest since Sandy Hook

Maggie White, Renato Gutierrez, Haylee Crews, and Ryan McLaughlin
December 2, 2015
The gift tags have an initial or full name, gender, age, and wish list item. Each ticket is tracked by a number, and the stub with your name and phone number is kept by ASI for tracking.

Project Giving Tree: Warriors Giving Back

Stan State students are given the opportunity to make a child's Christmas by giving them a new toy or a warm winter coat. and Haylee Crews
November 24, 2015
The three day sale will include shirts and crewnecks anywhere from $12-$20.

Warrior Merchandise Three Day Sale

ASI will be having a three day sale, providing Stan State apparel for up to 75 percent off! and Haylee Crews
November 23, 2015
Phi Sigma Sigma Hosts 1st Annual Spelling Bee

Phi Sigma Sigma hosts Urban Dictionary Spelling Bee

Contestants who participate in spelling abnormal words will get a chance to win an 100$ prize. and Haylee Crews
November 17, 2015
Friendsgiving

“Friendsgiving”: A how-to guide

Brittany Valadez and Haylee Crews
November 12, 2015
The Social Justice in the Central Valley Conference will be hosted at Stan State on Nov. 5-6 between noon and 8 p.m. 

Social Justice in the Central Valley

Keynote speakers to raise awareness about homeless, immigrant, and other at-risk populations in our area. and Haylee Crews
November 4, 2015
At this table, participants spin the wheel and are asked a safety awareness question. If they get the question right they can win their prize on the wheel. 

Turlock Police and Fire Host 9th Annual Public Safety Open House

Haylee Crews
October 29, 2015
The Greek organizations on campus are finding a passion in serving their philanthropy. From Autism Walks, to raising money for breast cancer, awareness is being raised among this Greek community.

Greeks give back

Greek organizations are finding ways to raise money for their philanthropy and give back to important causes. and Haylee Crews
October 21, 2015
Greek Week teams get ready for one of the final games during the Greek Olympics, which was filling a bucket full of water with only a sponge.

Stan State USFC hosts Greek Week

Haylee Crews
October 14, 2015

It’s Almost Winter Break For Goodness Sake

Lace up the ice skates and grab some hot chocolate, because winter break is about to be in full force., Kyle Wilcox, and Haylee Crews
October 7, 2015
According to NASA, these dark narrow streaks measure to be about 100 meters in length. The dark coloring of these streaks is estimated to be caused by salt water flow.

NASA Confirms Water On Mars

Scientists infer that new found water on Mars can possibly result in future life forms. and Haylee Crews
October 4, 2015
   IPPS offers their members attending the 56th Annual Meeting to participate in silent bidding on auction items that were donated. Some of the items include Bloomin' Easy plants. Their Merlot Pink Weigela and Tuxedo Weigela are both up for bidding.

International Plant Propagator’s Society Western Region Hosts 56th Annual Meeting

IPPS Western Region hosts meeting in Modesto, California for individuals practicing and researching plant propagation. and Haylee Crews
September 27, 2015
The air we breath is being polluted by fine particulate matter and causing health problems. Ash and smoke fills the air shortly after Valley Fires begin to  ruin structures in Lake and Butte Counties.

Smoke Covered Skies Affect Our Health

Ash particles in the air we breath are causing health problems for sensitive groups. and Haylee Crews
September 20, 2015
Rancho Piccolo is beginning to plant organic fall vegetables for their customers despite the dry weather and lack of rain.

Rancho Piccolo Responds to Drought by Hosting a Banquet Fundraiser

Haylee Crews
September 13, 2015
Dr. Matthew Moberly

Meet your new full-time faculty: Dr. Matthew Moberly

Haylee Crews
September 8, 2015
Dr. Jennifer Leonard

Meet your new full-time faculty: Dr. Jennifer Leonard

Haylee Crews
September 8, 2015
Despite water conservation efforts, the athletic fields need to be regularly watered to stay within sport and safety regulations.

Stan State Launches New Conservation Projects

Stan State is coming to terms with the drought, and exceeding expectations. and Haylee Crews
September 7, 2015
Dry conditions make it hard for lawns, and farms, to stay green.

Drought Urges New Water Conservation Target

Haylee Crews
August 31, 2015
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