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Stanislaus State graduate student Michael Taylor has been selected by the California State University Office of the Chancellor to participate in a moderated panel discussio



2020-2021 Honorees Exemplify Spirit of Tech Exploration, Inclusiveness and Community  


Continuing her efforts to focus on anti-Black racism at Stanislaus State, Associate Professor of Psychology Aletha Harven has begun“Transformative Conversations: Confronting Anti-Black Racism.” 


Our October recap of recognitions, accolades, awards, gifts and honors for the Stanislaus State campus community includes programs that received major grants and the University landing in national rankings. Check out each of the exciting recognitions and awards below and be sure to look for our November recap in StanNews’ last issue of the month!


History Lives on for Stan State, UCLA professors 

Stan State Assistant Ethnic Studies Professor Mary Roaf is an accomplished scholar with a Ph.D. in Applied Anthropology from Temple University, but she has spent a lifetime wrestling who she really is.


University a Earns Spot in The Princeton Review’s 2021 ‘Guide to Green Colleges’


Stanislaus State continues to be recognized nationally for its commitment to sustainability and green practices.   






Before the COVID-19 pandemic, studying meant meeting with a study group, finding a quiet spot in the University Library or hitting the books at home while roommates or family members were away.

A lot has changed since early March. Social distancing has suspended study groups, library buildings are temporarily off limits and homes have become work/school environments with plenty of noise, activity and distractions. These days, it can be tough to find a good time and quiet place to study.

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