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Around the Fountain

From ‘PAW Patrol’ to a faculty appearance in a docuseries, see what the chatter is on campus

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54-ever

A two-time All-American linebacker at Fresno State, Ron Cox had his No. 54 jersey added to the Ring of Honor at Valley Children’s Stadium on Oct. 26, becoming the first full-time defensive player to earn the honor. Cox’s 28 sacks in a season in 1989, and 50 sacks overall, are perhaps the most untouchable marks in the Fresno State record book.Cox went on to play six years for the Chicago Bears and one year for the Green Bay Packers, winning the 1997 Super Bowl.

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Supporting Student-Parents

The Student Health and Counseling Center supported more than 450 children of Fresno State students with school supplies. With an estimated 1 in 5 college students being student parents, parent-scholars face unique challenges. By offering items like backpacks, pens, pencils, highlighters, crayons, notebooks and binders, the effort ensured these families have a few less things to worry about.

Michael Onyebuchi Eze and Max Joseph

‘Happiness’ Docuseries

The philosophy of Ubuntu, the African form of wisdom that emphasizes interconnectedness and community as a way of life, was featured during Fresno State Africana studies professor Michael Onyebuchi Eze’s appearance on Max Joseph’s “Happiness” docuseries on YouTube. Eze makes an appearance on the third episode of the series titled “Happiness: The Philosophical Secret to Happiness.”

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Wellness Vending Machine

The philosophy of Ubuntu, the African form of wisdom that emphasizes interconnectedness and community as a way of life, was featured during Fresno State Africana studies professor Michael Onyebuchi Eze’s appearance on Max Joseph’s “Happiness” docuseries on YouTube. Eze makes an appearance on the third episode of the series titled “Happiness: The Philosophical Secret to Happiness.”

PAW Patrol

Judge and ‘PAW Patrol’

Fresno State alumnus and New York Yankees home run king Aaron Judge appeared on an August episode of the “PAW Patrol” spinoff, “Rubble & Crew.” Judge voiced himself in the Nickelodeon airing, saying he understands the importance of reaching kids and teaching teamwork.