MEDIA CONTACT: Denise Nordell, (209) 667-3916, dnordell@csustan.edu
The California State University (CSU), Stanislaus Promise Scholars, and some of the special people who care most about them, are preparing to slice, dice, cook and serve brunch to the community on Sunday, Sept. 9. They will compete with four other local charities to raise money for the Promise Scholars program, which benefits former foster youth attending CSU Stanislaus. The event is the first-ever Community Brunch Serving YOUth, taking place at John Thurman Field in Modesto.
CSU Stanislaus alumna Jennifer Kuhns plans to release her second children's book this fall.
CSU Stanislaus alumna Jennifer Kuhns plans to release her second children's book this fall.
MEDIA CONTACT: James Leonard, (209) 667-3884, jleonard1@csustan.edu

TURLOCK, Calif. — California State University, Stanislaus, today announced a pair of new degree offerings designed primarily to help working professionals enhance their careers and earning potential through creative scheduling and online course options.

 

President Joseph F. Sheley
President Joseph F.
Times are changing, and so are the colleges at CSU Stanislaus. However, most students will probably not notice any difference. Want to know more about the recent college reorganization at CSU Stanislaus? Please see the FAQ below.

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CSU Stanislaus anthropologist Sari Miller-Antonio has played a significant role in the San Joaquin Sheriff's Department investigation of th

The San Joaquin Valley is showing gradual signs of economic recovery and should continue slow growth in the next two years, according to a report by Dr. Gökçe Soydemir, endowed professor of business economics at California State University (CSU), Stanislaus.

The elementary school’s walls were a stark gray. The schoolyard featured just a small square of grass among stretches of pavement.
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