Guest artist Christopher Cayari brings a multidisciplinary performance to Stanislaus State, blending music, research and personal storytelling to explore identity while engaging students through performance, mentorship and dialogue.

Patrick D. Anderson will deliver two academic presentations hosted by the Department of Philosophy.

On the first day, he will present a research lecture titled “Anticolonialism Goes to the Movies: Ontology, Semiotics, and the Radical Side of Hollywood Film.” The talk will examine anticolonial theory as a methodological framework for interpreting contemporary cinema, drawing on major figures in anticolonial thought and applying semiotic analysis to selected films.

Join the library pop book club! This semester we're reading The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig, a romance and fantasy novel!

For more information on meeting times and how to get access to the book, visit our library book club guide.

If you have any questions, email Librarian Isabel at ivargas2@csustan.edu.

Join the library pop book club! This semester we're reading The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig, a romance and fantasy novel!

For more information on meeting times and how to get access to the book, visit our library book club guide.

If you have any questions, email Librarian Isabel at ivargas2@csustan.edu.

Join the library pop book club! This semester we're reading The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig, a romance and fantasy novel!

For more information on meeting times and how to get access to the book, visit our library book club guide.

If you have any questions, email Librarian Isabel at ivargas2@csustan.edu.

Join the library pop book club! This semester we're reading The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig, a romance and fantasy novel!

For more information on meeting times and how to get access to the book, visit our library book club guide.

If you have any questions, email Librarian Isabel at ivargas2@csustan.edu.

The Warrior Chemistry Club will be hosting a pickleball social event designed to bring together club members and students in a fun and relaxed environment outside of the classroom. The purpose of this event is to strengthen community among students interested in chemistry and the sciences while promoting physical activity, stress relief, and networking among peers.

Discover the possibilities of 3D printing in this hands-on workshop. Learn how 3D printers work, explore basic design tools, and turn digital models into physical objects. No prior experience required.

Register for 3D Printing

The Department of History invites the campus community to a Q&A open forum of the causes and likely consequences of the Iran War.

What is General Education? 

General Education develops foundational communicative, quantitative, and critical thinking skills. It promotes an understanding of history and culture, fosters appreciation for the arts and humanities, and encourages a broad knowledge of social issues and scientific inquiry. Attaining a General Education means that students understand that all learning is connected and enriches all aspects of life: personal, civic, and professional.

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