The Bulldog Marching Band’s future is roses in Pasadena after fundraising goal is met
It’s official. The Bulldog Marching Band has exceeded its fundraising goals, and they are headed to the 2023 Rose Parade!
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Fresno State College of Arts and Humanities Communication Specialist
Language HUB supports international students on the Women’s Basketball team
“Communication is one of the most important things on the court. We are always communicating with our teammates both on and off the court. They all speak English, so I need to speak English with them too.” ~ Elif Bayrak
Read MoreInterior design students explore post-covid workspaces with tech CEO
MoxiWorks, a real estate software company, was getting ready to move from its old start-up office to a new office building in Downtown Seattle, but then the pandemic happened.
Read MoreFeatured Supporter: Fresno Advertising Federation Foundation
The Fresno Advertising Federation Foundation (FAFF) announced the creation of two new scholarships to be awarded to graphic design students in the Department of Art, Design and Art History and students in the Media, Communications, and Journalism (MCJ) departments.
Read MoreTwo new piano professors entertain with unique concert
The Fresno State Symphony Orchestra kicked off its 2022-23 season with two new Department of Music piano faculty members Dr. Peter Klimo and Dr. Michael Krikorian on Saturday, Oct. 8.
Read MoreThe Collegian celebrates 100 years of student journalism
The Collegian offers students real-world experience on campus that can lead to well-paying jobs in media, advertising and beyond.
Read MoreCommunication alumna oversees STEM equity work at Clovis Community College
“I really wanted to come back and be a community college instructor because I wanted students to see someone who looked like them…someone who was proud of their culture and told them culture matters.” ~ Stephanie Briones
Read MoreStudent journalism pathway announced at Tatarian school renaming ceremony
As the thermometer found a third digit late in the morning, dignitaries spoke at the podium illuminated by the full intensity of the late summer sun.
Read MoreTeens around the Valley sing in ‘Sound Off!’ festival
This is one of the rare occasions in which the Fresno State Concert Hall is used as it was originally designed.
Read More‘It’s all for the people’; Juan Felipe Herrera Elementary School opens in SE Fresno
Located on Church and Willow avenues in Southeast Fresno, the Juan Felipe Herrera Elementary School grounds are visually striking, with a large orange entrance contrasted with the dark blue administrative office and the vivid sky that often graces Fresno in the late summer.
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The College of Arts and Humanities at Fresno State 