As Stanislaus State transitions to in-person learning for the first time since spring break of 2020, concerns over safety have come to light regarding new Covid-19 protocols’ impact on faculty and students.
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- Stan State Theater to Welcome Back Live Audiences as New Musical Debuts
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On October 12, Stan State's student government met and voted on new policy, to discuss indoor athletic events, congratulated new student government officials, and were introduced to the Board of Trustees among other things.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed legislation that will remove the usage of the term “alien” from all state codes and will instead replace it with terms such as “noncitizen” and “immigrant.” The signing, which took place on September 24, aims to improve the safety of non-citizens t…
La celebración anual de, "¡Si Se Puede! Chávez, Huerta, Itliong" organizada por el Warrior Cross Culture Center y el Comité de Celebración en Memoria de César Chavez adoptó el tema de, "La resiliencia de los trabajadores agrícolas durante COVID" para reconocer a los trabajadores agrícolas y …
In wake of Stanislaus State’s theater department debuting their musical, Head Over Heels, the performance also marks the return of live audiences.
The Stanislaus State women’s tennis team competed for the first time since March of 2020, playing two preseason tournaments at the University of the Pacific on September 18 and Fresno Pacific University on September 30.
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As Stanislaus State transitions to in-person learning for the first time since spring break of 2020, concerns over safety have come to light regarding new Covid-19 protocols’ impact on faculty and students.
The 2021 Clery report shows an overall decrease in reported crimes over the course of the past year. This decrease can in part be attributed to the lack of people being on campus since COVID-19 forced Stanislaus State to go virtual. Here are the important take always from…
Kayla Allen is a first-year nursing student at San Joaquin college and a primary caretaker for the disabled individuals in her family. Allen and her family have b… Read more
It is easy for many to get overwhelmed by the stress of college life. The switch back to liv… Read more
The September 30 deadline for Stanislaus State students to certify their vaccination status … Read more
On May 13 2021, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that individuals do… Read more
