University News
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Fresno Author to Discuss New Book During Virtual Earth Month at Stan State April 16, 2021
Award-Winning Journalist Mark Arax’s ‘The Dreamt Land’ Addresses the Central Valley’s Constantly Changing Landscape Caused by the Actions of Mankind and the Cycles of NatureIt’s easy to think you know California’s Central Valley. Every city along Highway 99 seems to share the same strip mall, sun-beaten subdivisions and frontage road. Everyone who lives in those cities knows the area ...
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Five Stan State Student Employees Shine as ‘Stars’ for Appreciation Week April 16, 2021
The University Joins Colleges Across the Country to Recognize and Celebrate the Contributions of Student WorkersFive Stanislaus State student employees were selected as Star Student employees in observance of...Stan State’s Steve Arounsack Goes Hollywood April 14, 2021
Associate Professor of Visual Anthropology Lends Cultural Expertise to Walt Disney Animation Studios’ ‘Raya and the Last Dragon’Steve Arounsack always has understood the power of visual storytelling,...
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Stan State Computer Science Professor Kyu Han Koh Earns International Ranking March 26, 2021
Researchers Name Him Ninth Most Active Contributor to Computational Thinking When he first learned that he was named the world’s ninth most active contributor in computational thinking, Stanislaus State...
- Workshops, Resources and Wellness Highlight Graduate Education Week March 21, 2021
Activities Support Graduate Students, Inform Undergrads About Grad School Stanislaus State’s Center for Excellence in Graduate Education (CEGE) is observing Graduate Education Week March 22-26 by...- Professor’s Community Garden Idea Takes RootMarch 15, 2021
Turlock’s First Community Garden Opens Near Stan State CampusInstead of learning to bake sourdough bread or assembling jigsaw puzzles during the past year, ...- Reading Between the LinesMarch 15, 2021
Stan State Book Clubs Dedicated to Social Justice IssuesBefore a police officer’s knee took the life of George Floyd last May and set off nationwide protests and demands for change,...- Conference Offers Stan State Students a Chance to Hone Leadership Skills March 11, 2021
Participants Will Hear Advice and Techniques to Grow and Develop ExpertiseStudents can learn about developing and cultivating leadership skills by...- Next UP Launches with Discussion of COVID-19 Impact on Mental Health, Addiction March 07, 2021
Initiative Will Celebrate Stan State’s Research, Scholars COVID-19 emptied out the buildings and grounds of Stanislaus State last March, but it didn’t halt the educational endeavors of the University...- Agriculture Program Enjoys ‘Tastes of the Valley’ Generosity March 07, 2021
Stanislaus Friends of the Fair Foundation Raises Nearly $20,000 for Scholarships Despite Canceled FundraiserEven though COVID-19 restrictions cancelled last October’s Tastes of the Valley...- Math Faculty Member Counts on Technology to Connect with StudentsFebruary 26, 2021
Remote Learning Provides a Positive Takeaway from the Pandemic TakeawayRemote learning induced by COVID-19 proved challenging and frustrating for many if not most educators and students across the country....- ‘Sistas in Support’ Encourages Mentorship of Black Women Students February 26, 2021
Stan State Students Paired with Faculty and Staff to Foster Support and a Sense of Belonging Stanislaus State senior Samantha Johnson works in the Warrior Cross Cultural Center and saw the...- PCDI Grant Program Accepting Proposals for Two Grants, Deadline March 10 February 21, 2021
The Stanislaus State President’s Commission on Diversity and Inclusion (PCDI) is accepting proposals for projects aimed at ensuring inclusivity, equity, diversity and social justice on campus.Applications for...Pages
- Workshops, Resources and Wellness Highlight Graduate Education Week March 21, 2021