A New Way to Serve
Adriana Etchart2023-12-01T00:54:03+00:00Cynthia Gomez watched – poised for action – as a military helicopter carrying people rescued from a Sierra forest fire touched down near the Fresno airport.
Cynthia Gomez watched – poised for action – as a military helicopter carrying people rescued from a Sierra forest fire touched down near the Fresno airport.
A serotonin molecule structure tattoo on his right wrist summarizes Marvin Cornejo's attitude toward life — optimism and resilience.
See how Fresno State surprised three graduates with a message that reminded them of their relentless paths to graduation and the lasting impact their Bulldog success stories.
Christine Gromis achieved professional success without a college degree, and yet she felt somehow incomplete. Then in her 60s, she found a path to a diploma through the Liberal Arts Degree program at Fresno State.
How measuring the university’s impact goes beyond the rankings
Dr. Saúl Jiménez-Sandoval emphasized his presidency as a communal tapestry in which “every thread matters” during his official investiture as the university’s ninth president.
Fresno State officially opened the new, state-of-the-art Lynda and Stewart Resnick Student Union on Oct. 4 in the heart of campus, just south of the Kennel Bookstore.
Growing research activity leads to major boost in Fresno State’s classification.
Helping students with disabilities get on common ground.
Saúl Jiménez-Sandoval says he’s been preparing for this opportunity during his two decades on campus