by Rebecca Wass
It’s Saturday morning and student Thomas Dailey is perched on the soon-to-be roof of the 190-square-foot tiny home he’s helping to build. The sound of hammer on nail is echoing across the quiet Fresno State […]
by Kathleen R. Schock
Their diverse life stories touch nearly every corner of the globe, and all share one thing in common – an education at Fresno State. Whether restoring the gift of sight […]
by Esra Hashem
An 8-year-old boy carrying a loaded gun approached Kathy Garabed, looking for help after receiving instructions from a local gang to carry out its next hit.
It was not the first time Garabed, a refugee resettlement worker, […]
Photo by Cary Edmondson
Children who participate in programs at Stone Soup Fresno gain early education in areas that prepare them to excel in school. Stone Soup is a community-benefit organization established in 1992 to support health, solace, education, culture and citizenship among Southeast Asian families.
Fresno State […]
by Geoff Thurner
FresnoState Magazine sat down with Calliope Correia, a Fresno State instructional support technician with 15 years of experience in water-wise gardening, to learn some of her best tips. Planting a drought-tolerant landscape or garden doesn’t mean people only […]
Story by Eddie Hughes
Photos by Cary Edmondson
John and James Rosetta’s parents immigrated to the United States from Italy in the 1920s in search of a better life for their family. It was a well executed idea — until tragedy struck. […]
by Eddie Hughes
While helping the USA team win all eight of its games over two weeks against the best basketball-playing countries in the world, Paul George closed the book on his recovery from a gruesome broken leg suffered while playing with […]
by Tom Uribes
Fresno State was selected alongside seven Ivy League institutions, five University of California campuses and Stanford University in a national ranking of the top universities in the United States.
Washington Monthly, a D.C.-based magazine known for its annual rankings of American […]
by Eddie Hughes
Madchen Ly sat at the dinner table in her parents’ Clovis home with a bowl of pho and a plate of pork ribs — just […]
‘For thee, our hopes and memories
Sondra Lee Applegate, March 15 in Visalia.
Lisa Kim Bach (1989), April 20 in Las Vegas.
Betty M. Bainter (1969), June 24 in Fresno.
Henry Barigian (1955), Aug. 5 in Florence, Oregon.
Peggy Jean Barker (1981), May 2 in Tulare.
Wayne C. Bergman (1960), Feb. 21 in Fresno.
Carl Bocchini (1964), June 9 in Santa Cruz.
Wayne […]