University News
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Valley Business Forecast: Regional Economy Will Continue to Slow November 15, 2019
All regional and national indicators point to further slowing of economic activity in the coming months. As the longest-lasting period of expansion comes to an end, it is important for the business community to begin positioning itself to consider this change in the dynamics of the Valley economy. That outlook is according to the biannual San Joaquin Valley Business Forecast produced by Gökçe Soydemir, the Foster Farms endowed professor of business economics at Stanislaus State....
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Military Wife, McNair Scholar, Aiming to Improve Lives of VeteransNovember 08, 2019
Joana Alfaro regretted all the firsts she’d missed with her first two children: first steps, first words and the like.Her husband, Ramon, an Iraq war veteran, told her to quit working if she wanted and...Stan State Hosts Third Annual Indigenous Peoples DaysOctober 20, 2019
As Stan State students, faculty and staff gathered around the newly planted young Valley oak tree near Naraghi Hall of Science on Monday, Oct. 14, the voice of Nototomne Elder Katherine resonated from the...
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University and Community Join to Stand Against Hate May 06, 2019
Contributed by Ann StrahmTurlock teens and civic leaders came together to Stand Against Hate, the first event of the City of Turlock and Stanislaus State Joint Taskforce on Diversity and Inclusion....
- Orlando Olivera: Lesson One is Never Give UpMay 06, 2019
Note: This article is part of the StanGrad series highlighting Stanislaus State students who are part of the Class of 2019. Read more StanGrad profiles.For most graduating students, a bachelor’s degree...- Stan State Provides Support for Victims of Sexual Violence, Stalking May 03, 2019
Jennifer Gutierrez is the new victim advocate at Stanislaus State. She joins sexual violence educator Ethan Dawson as a resource for students, staff and faculty through a partnership with ...- Impasse in Trade Talks a Key Factor in Slow San Joaquin Valley Economic GrowthMay 02, 2019
The tariffs and retaliation that occurred in 2018 combined with interest rate hikes will slow economic growth in the Central Valley more than in other regions, and the lasting result will be slower...- Stan State’s Educational Value Again Praised by ForbesApril 29, 2019
Stan State’s mission of propelling the region forward through affordable education continues to be noticed on a national level, as Forbes magazine has placed the University at No. 109 on its list of...- Alexus Martinez: Stan State Communication Grad’s Got GameApril 29, 2019
Note: This article is part of the StanGrad series highlighting Stanislaus State students who are part of the Class of 2019. Read more StanGrad profiles.Athlete Alexus Martinez took a swing at...- Concert Celebrates Two Lives in Music April 16, 2019
A concert celebrating the husband-and-wife musical and teaching legacy of John Marvin and Deborah Kavasch will resonate through Snider Recital Hall April 20. The ...- Stan State Honors Professors Bañales, Petratos, Nagel, Baker, AlvimApril 15, 2019
Kimberly Greer, provost and vice president for academic affairs, has announced the recipients of the Outstanding Professor Awards and the Elizabeth Anne B. Papageorge Faculty Development Award at Stanislaus...- High School Student Shares his Passion for Education with a $10,000 Gift to Stan State ScholarshipsApril 14, 2019
Although he still is in the process of completing his own college and scholarship applications, Ashish Thakur has already made a generous contribution toward opportunities for other students to pursue their...- Serving Country and Community March 27, 2019
Aldo Monroy has always enjoyed helping people. But it took eight years in the U.S. Marine Corps, including two tours of duty in Afghanistan, for him to realize that helping people in his hometown of...Pages
- Orlando Olivera: Lesson One is Never Give UpMay 06, 2019