It was the middle of summer 2015 when Donald Ray Foster first passed out. It was just stress, he thought, or maybe a lack of sleep. So he didn’t visit a doctor to find out what was wrong. Foster had just moved back to Madera from Stockton, and the nearest clinic wouldn’t accept his medical insurance.
How Fresno State programs and research are tackling the region’s most pressing health care issues
A short walk atop a hill at one of Napa Valley’s most well-known wineries reveals an enchanting building constructed in 1888 that resembles an English gothic castle. It’s Chateau Montelena — built of thick, rectangular stones and covered in vines as green and healthy as the grape vineyards in the fields it watches over.
Changing the educational make-up of the region one graduate at a time
Rene and Veronica Ramirez met in the marching band while entering their freshman year at Fresno State ...
It’s the end of his first full week as Fresno State president. Dr. Joseph I. Castro and his wife, Mary, load into their new sand-colored Jeep Wrangler and leave campus at 6:15 a.m. for a day trip […]