University News
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Stan State Library Renovation Will Enhance Learning ExperienceOctober 18, 2018
Library RenovationAfter a half-century as the University repository of printed and digital knowledge, the Vasché Library will close after spring 2019 finals to be renovated as a tech-rich space for collaboration and quiet study.“We think this will make the building function the way faculty and students have been wanting and waiting for decades,” said Dean of Library Services Ron Rodriguez. “There are a lot of hopes and aspirations in this building.”A “fly through” animation of the...
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Stan State Students and Mayor’s Award Bring Public Art to Columbia ParkOctober 17, 2018
A brightly colored mural has taken shape on 960 square feet of cinderblock wall in Columbia Park, thanks to students from the Stanislaus State Art Department, community volunteers and funding from the...Alumnus Strives to Help Disadvantaged Neighborhoods ThriveOctober 16, 2018
As a 17-year-old high school dropout, Jamal Ferguson would have scarcely recognized the man he has become. The holder of two college degrees, Ferguson is determined to make a difference for low-income...
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Grad Students Present Addiction Research at Conference in IrelandOctober 11, 2018
Irish counselors gained insight into the U.S. opioid crisis this summer when eight Stan State counselor education graduate students and program coordinator Suzanne Whitehead shared their research at a...
- Transformational Learning through Technology and InnovationOctober 08, 2018
The 15th Annual Office of Information Technology (OIT) Tech Fair will take place on Wednesday, Oct. 17 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.To support the new theme of “Transformational Learning Through Technology and...- 2018 CSU Trustees’ Scholar Finds Opportunities Close to HomeOctober 01, 2018
As the recipient of the 2018 Trustee Emeritus Kenneth Fong/CSU Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement, Stanislaus State senior Livier Camarena Sanchez is one of only 23 students statewide honored...- Conference Marks 70th Anniversary of UN Declaration of Human RightsSeptember 28, 2018
The 70th anniversary of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights offers an opportunity to reflect not only on the significance of this landmark document within its own timeframe, but...- Little Free Library A New Chapter for Small Winton SchoolSeptember 27, 2018
Children attending Washington Elementary School in the community of Winton are finding it easier to borrow fun and educational children’s books this school year thanks to the efforts of some Stanislaus State...- Stan State Brings ‘Art Space’ Back to Downtown TurlockSeptember 27, 2018
After a yearlong absence, Stanislaus State is bringing Art Space back to Downtown Turlock.The original Art Space was open for three years along Main Street until reaching the end of its lease in 2017....- Geography Opens World of Possibilities for First-Gen Student September 24, 2018
A typical work day for Stanislaus State senior Victoria Martinez starts in grubby work clothes, riding with her boss and Assistant Professor of Geography Alison McNally to five sites along the Tuolumne...- Stan State Discontinues Halloween GalaSeptember 20, 2018
Stanislaus State’s Housing and Residential Life no longer will host its annual Halloween Gala. While our campus has enjoyed providing this community event, it has grown to the extent that it no longer...- Yo Puedo Boot Camp Kick Starts Youth Planning for CollegeSeptember 19, 2018
Some teens start high school already planning their college application résumés. Others get inspired during junior year. But students whose parents never went to college, especially those who move...- Stan State Gives Grad the Later Launch She NeededSeptember 19, 2018
In her graduation photo Coty Yamada wears a confident grin and a black robe draped in leis and red and gold sashes. In one arm she cradles a bouquet while the other holds a diploma cover for her degree...Pages
- Transformational Learning through Technology and InnovationOctober 08, 2018