Taking Medicine to the Streets
Adriana Etchart2025-06-23T15:22:22+00:00Street medicine clinic brings health care to local residents
June 2025
From Surviving to Thriving
Adriana Etchart2025-06-17T20:24:56+00:00Fresno State students, alumni reflect on 50 years since the Southeast Asian migration after the Vietnam War
June 2021
On the Frontlines
Adriana Etchart2021-06-16T22:36:02+00:00Nursing students assist with vaccination efforts
November 2020
Welcome Home
Adriana Etchart2020-11-10T16:46:10+00:00New program welcomes back students who once left home for college
June 2020
Shielding Heroes
Adriana Etchart2020-06-26T00:25:40+00:00Engineering students, alumni develop protective equipment for health care professionals
October 2019
An Honorable Discharge
Adriana Etchart2019-11-06T05:54:49+00:00Helen James’ fight for tolerance leads to new beginnings for the 92-year-old veteran
May 2019
Dressed and Determined
Adriana Etchart2019-05-10T19:42:53+00:00Dressed and Determined
How a single father’s story impacted thousands
by Esra Hashem
Three years ago, Aaron Howes was not your typical college student. The 46-year-old military veteran was studying computer information systems and pursuing several internships while balancing his duties as a single father.
Howes admitted life was tough at the time, but he knew the reward would […]
October 2018
Fresh Produce, Fresh Minds
Adriana Etchart2018-10-23T18:40:52+00:00Fresh Produce, Fresh Minds
New garden provides a healthy way to fight student food insecurity
By Lisa Maria Boyles
In a small corner next to the University Courtyard Atrium, Jessica Medina and student volunteers tend to a garden that serves as Fresno State’s newest tool to fight student hunger.
The garden grows fresh produce for the […]
April 2018
A Blossoming Set of Skills
Adriana Etchart2018-05-04T16:16:20+00:00Thirty years apart, Stacy Batrich-Smith and her daughter, Cassidy Smith, both participated in Fresno State’s Peach Blossom Festival. They aren’t unique in that.
November 2016
(Stone) Soup for Thought
Adriana Etchart2016-11-22T17:51:13+00:00(Stone) Soup for Thought
How one organization is inspiring positive change in a local neighborhood
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, […]