University News
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Stan State Junior Competes on Univision’s Va Por TiSeptember 19, 2016
Students choose to do many different things with their precious summer break. Liliana Hernandez used hers to sing competitively on international television.Hernandez, a junior kinesiology major at Stanislaus State, competed this summer on the Univision Spanish-language singing competition “Va Por Ti,” translated as “All for You.” The show, similar to “American Idol” and “The Voice,” joins aspiring singers with established musicians to train and compete to...
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President Junn Uses Her First Fall Convocation to Look AheadSeptember 02, 2016
Having been in office for 60 days, Stanislaus State President Ellen Junn used the occasion of her first Fall Convocation on Tuesday, Aug. 30, to set a foundation for the work ahead.With a decidedly...Stan State on Princeton Review’s Best 381 List for 11th Straight YearAugust 31, 2016
Stanislaus State has been recognized by the Princeton Review for the 11th consecutive year as one of the nation’s best 381 colleges.Stan State joins Sonoma State and San Diego State as the...
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English Composition Students Inspired by All AgesOctober 05, 2015
Students in Brett Ashmun’s English composition class share ideas with visiting fifth-graders.In the first-year composition class taught by Brett Ashmun, great rivalries were playing out.Bacon and...
- Scholarships Help Students, Motivate One Purpose VolunteersOctober 02, 2015
One Purpose scholars (from left to right) Fatimah Alfareh, Mikayla Snyder and Sarah Reagers met President Joseph F. Sheley.With the One Purpose campaign ending Oct. 8, volunteers are asking donors to...- Stanislaus State Professors Play Large Role in Delta NarrativesOctober 01, 2015
Jennifer Helzer and Philip Garone, faculty members in the College of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, have completed a year-long study of the history and culture of the Sacramento-San Joaquin...- Campus Security Report Reflects Focus on Sexual Assault EducationOctober 01, 2015
Evolving federal requirements have changed the way that universities address sexual violence. More resources are being directed toward anti-violence education, victim support and “see something,...- Students Share the Impact of One Purpose ScholarshipsSeptember 25, 2015
One Purpose scholarship recipients meet volunteers Michael Van Winkle, mayor of Waterford, and George Petrulakis (far right), One Purpose divisional leader.As volunteers came together to report their...- Kinesiology Olympics All In The Name of Fun, CamaraderieSeptember 22, 2015
Kinesiology Olympics Champions DeVonte Driver and Erica Hernandez.There was no hiding the fierceness of the competition as kinesiology students rowed, jumped, scooted, threw and displayed feats of...- One Purpose Volunteers Motivated by Student SuccessSeptember 18, 2015
Alison Allen (right), One Purpose volunteer and Stanislaus alumna, turned in her pledges at the reporting reception on Thursday with reporting team volunteer C.J. Chaney. The most engaged volunteers...- Turlock Mayor Soiseth Funds Public Policy Research CompetitionSeptember 17, 2015
While running to become Turlock’s mayor, Gary Soiseth frequently mentioned his intent to donate his mayoral stipend to fund public policy research at California State University, Stanislaus.That...- New Wave of Warrior Spirit Fuels Fast Start for Volleyball and Soccer TeamsSeptember 16, 2015
First-year head coach Mallori Gibson-Rossi has the Stanislaus State volleyball team off to its best start since becoming a scholarship program in 1998.The baseball team’s top reliever is not...- Stanislaus State No. 15 in West in U.S. News & World Report RankingsSeptember 11, 2015
For the 20th consecutive year, California State University, Stanislaus has been ranked among the best regional colleges in the West by U.S. News and World Report.The rankings, released Wednesday, placed...Pages
- Scholarships Help Students, Motivate One Purpose VolunteersOctober 02, 2015