Justin Hutson arrived at Fresno Yosemite International airport aboard “Bulldog One,” a private plane owned by one of Fresno State’s biggest supporters. The moment he stepped off the plane, he began fielding congratulatory phone […]
The double doors opened, and Chris Healy and Lindsay Barto emerged with a rush of swagger that captured the nation’s attention on the Jan. 14 episode of the ABC hit show “Shark Tank.”
Healy and Barto, both […]
Wayne and Judy Holm caught the Red Wave spirit in the early 1980s and turned it into a lifetime of memories. With a particular fondness for Bulldogs men’s basketball, the Holms travelled on the team charter to every road game from 1995 to 2002 — and were regulars at home basketball and football […]
Thousands of spring Fresno State graduates got a jump on celebrating at the 15th annual Grad Fest on the lawn outside the Kennel Bookstore. Hosted by the Fresno State Alumni Association, the event serves as a fundraiser and is the first chance for graduates to pick up the popular Grad Box that includes […]
To strengthen its reputation as a national leader in applied research on water, Fresno State appointed Central Valley native Thomas C. Esqueda as its first associate vice president for water and sustainability. Esqueda was previously the director of public utilities for the […]
Those Fresno State bat-and-ball sports sure must like years that end in the number 8 — because they’ve made a habit out of finishing No. 1.
This year marks the 10th anniversary since Fresno State baseball won the 2008 College World Series, becoming the lowest […]
Fresno State wrestling returned to the mat this season for the first time since the program was disbanded in 2006, and women’s water polo competed for the first time ever. And the Red Wave showed its excitement. The wrestling home opener against No. 14 Illinois drew the third-largest crowd […]
Lillian Faderman (1940) authored “Harvey Milk: His Lives and Death,” which was published by the University Press of Yale.
Carlene A. Kostiw (1958), a watercolorist who runs an art studio in Fresno, and her students displayed their artwork at “A Legacy Exhibit” at The Kings Art Center.
Richard Doepker (1960), an educator, was inducted posthumously to […]
Fresno State women’s water polo hit the local sports scene with its first-ever home match on Feb. 9, a 16-6 win over crosstown Fresno Pacific. A standing-room-only crowd of 858 fans were treated to plenty of action and a beautiful sunset at the Fresno State Aquatics Center.
With a young […]
It’s 3:15 p.m. and 19-year-old Nadia Jassim just finished her third class of the day. She walks from the Peters Business building to the Henry Madden Library, eager to find some quiet time before her 4 p.m. class.
The finance […]