Internships are not just part-time jobs, but learning opportunities that can help students at CSU Stanislaus prepare for their future careers. The Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) at Stan State offers a range of services and resources to assist students in finding and applyi…
On or off campus, the Learning Commons has numerous resources and free tutoring options to help students at CSU Stanislaus prepare for finals. From online workshops, supplemental instruction, and different tutoring locations they have you covered to successfully get through the end of the se…
The Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC), hosted a meeting over Zoom on March 22nd, where panelists shared their experiences and answered questions regarding their careers teaching English.
Through the elements, the sculptures of CSU Stanislaus remain still, gently overlapping the architecture of the campus buildings. Many students are simply unaware of their background and what the future of this medium here at Stan State may look like.
On Wednesday, April 26th, CSU Stanislaus graduate student, Lisa Raimondo (Social Work), organized a Zoom event for her graduate project that addressed white fragility. Her event was titled, "White Fragility: Admissions of Subconscious Racial Discrimination." This opportunity allowed staff, f…
If you have not had a chance to stop by and visit the study area inside the Learning Commons, they are located on the second floor of the Vasché Library. This resource is here to answer any questions and provide academic support options to facilitate college success.
CSU Stanislaus hosted its annual Warrior Welcome on April 15. The event was put on for potential warriors to accept admission, tour the campus, and have some fun.
Fraternities, sororities, and other campus groups play a large part in the lives of students, colleges, businesses, and society. Fraternities and sororities can open doors for students to have larger roles on their campus and in their future careers.
The Research Help Your Way workshop helps students with any of their interests and research needs. The event takes place twice a week on Mondays and Fridays from 1pm to 2pm at the Vasche Library.
The Criminal Justice Club at Stanislaus State is a student-led organization that meets every Wednesday at 4 pm at Bizzini Hall in room 208. The club aims to educate its members about the criminal justice system and career opportunities by hosting guest speakers from various areas.
For many international students, the chance to study abroad is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to gain knowledge and information that may help them succeed in their careers.
"Let's Talk Financial Aid Fridays" are weekly Zoom sessions available to Stan State Students that help assist them with the Financial Aid process. Meetings are held by Christina Goodeill, the campus financial aid advisor, and take place every Friday from 1-2pm.
In the spirit of Black History Month, CSU Stanislaus held the Fifth Annual Black Power Matters Festival on February 22. This is the first time since 2020 that this festival has been held in-person.
CSU Stanislaus’s Academic Senate met on March 14 to discuss issues such as the correction of faculty salaries, the updating of the Journalism minor in English, the introduction of a Digital and Social Media Marketing concentration for the MBA, and the proposal of changes to the Grade Appeal …
Through the cathartic practice of writing, students at CSU Stanislaus can embrace uniqueness, creativity, and perspective.
The Stanislaus State Academic Senate met on February 28 to discuss a variety of topics, including the system outages, academic proposals and priority registration for student parents.
The academic advising process plays a crucial role in the success of a student's college experience. It provides guidance and support for students in their academic and career goals and helps them stay on track towards graduation.
Teachers are supportive pillars for a student’s success. They encourage, provide and assist in change geared toward growth. CSU Stanislaus is filled with ambitious aspiring teachers who hope to unite with this change.
This story was updated Feb. 24 at 3:46 p.m.
The start of the spring semester can be an exciting time, but it often starts with cold winter weather, which can be depressing. With the stress of fall semester over it is important to not get bogged down and slip into a winter slump.
The CSU Stanislaus Turlock and Stockton campuses were met with a system wide network outage last week that cancelled classes and left students, faculty and staff with little answers as to when service would be restored. An email sent to the campus community on Feb. 16 said the university was…
Tuesday’s Academic Senate meeting saw discussions on feedback regarding multicultural requirement revisions as well as priority registration for student parents, among other items.
Coming back to college as a returning student can be both scary and exciting at the same time. After taking time off from their education, many students may feel out of touch with school life, and many wonder if it’s possible to adjust. A positive outlook and access to the right resources ca…
On the heels of announcing her retirement this coming August, President Ellen Junn delivered her final welcome address to the CSU Stanislaus community last week. The annual semester kick-off is an opportunity for Junn and her cabinet to highlight each department’s recent accomplishments.
The Creative Media Department is near the end of its five-year pilot program and preparing to transition into a “regular” major at CSU Stanislaus. Students have enrolled in the program since its inception in 2019 as the field continues to draw interest and careers soar in the digital world.
The Sustainable Water Resources Club at CSU Stanislaus is hoping to attract water minded students to join their ranks. One of the newest clubs on campus, the group has wasted no time looking for ways to become a successful student org.
With graduation approaching, students of CSU Stanislaus find themselves feeling eager, nostalgic, and hopeful toward stepping into the next chapter of their story. With the many lessons learned and plenty of growth obtained, seniors embody resilience and determination to complete the courses…
With the end of the semester approaching, some students may finally have more free time available and begin looking for fun things to do with friends, family, or on their own. Fear not; Turlock proudly offers a variety of recreational activities that are sure to keep students, faculty, and s…
Turlock Transit recently introduced a new on-demand shuttle service that aims to address a frustrating yet shared experience among college students: having to rely on others for transportation.
CSU Stanislaus's Promise Scholar program provides students with a foster care background access to support services and higher education. Their goal is to help every student enrolled in their program to graduate from college by providing them with what they need. The program provides many di…
Over the last couple of decades, our world has been hit with many historical events. These events can shape our society in either a positive or negative way. 9/11, shootings/bombings, the Pandemic, Ukraine- Russian war, the killing of George Floyd, and so on; these moments have had a lasting…
From exams to papers, students at CSU Stanislaus prepare for finals week in a variety of ways. Many students, faculty, and staff all look forward to the end of the semester and subsequent winter break. However, the Stan State community must power through finals week and all its stress.
Dr. Jori Lindley, assistant professor of TESOL, brings her extensive knowledge of language to CSU Stanislaus's English department, training the next generation of teachers and travelers.
This fall semester has had some new surprises in store for the students of CSU Stanislaus. One of these new surprises is the new NASA club on campus. The club came into fruition when Dr. Horacio Ferriz, professor of geology, and Dr. Wing To, professor of physics, were awarded a $500,000 gran…
The end of every college semester means finals for classes of all sorts. While many professors test students on skills, knowledge, and understanding through the course of the semester, students often seek a proper study routine to help ease the stress of preparing for finals week.
CSU Stanislaus offers a variety of graduate school programs. Whether individuals are interested in pursuing a master's or a doctorate, Stan State offers graduate degrees in areas like business administration, public administration, eduction, health, science and more.
The CSU Stanislaus Writing Center puts together the Spanish Language Circle for students of all backgrounds to have space to connect in Spanish. On select Monday nights from 5-6 p.m., students can stop by to learn more about the Spanish language and Hispanic culture.
The Writing Center at CSU Stanislaus provides convenient, quality tutoring for students, offering help with reading, writing and grammar. Help is available to assist students with their writing at every level, from first-year to graduate students. In other words, if you need help on a paper,…
Tuesday’s Academic Senate meeting focused on recent Cal-GET survey results and a new leadership studies certificate being offered at CSU Stanislaus.
Coffee culture is big among Stanislaus State students. Colder weather has arrived, and it seems like every other person on the Turlock campus is carrying around a cup of coffee. There are always lines of students out the door of popular local spots, ready to place their favorite coffee order…
During this time of the year, many people celebrate Día De Los Muertos. The holiday is derived from the rituals of the pre-Hispanic peoples of Mexico. Día De Los Muertos takes place on November 1-2.
In the business world, the primary social platform for connecting with others is known as LinkedIn. LinkedIn offers networking, career development, and resume building to help individuals be successful in their career paths.
Through the arts, students of CSU Stanislaus have developed skills such as grit, perspective, and growth, while attending open art sessions that the university has to offer. Essentially, students or community members come into the open art space to practice drawing not only what's in front o…
CSU Stanislaus alumni Natalie Hutchison and University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC) participant, shares how USAC propelled her to accolades, not only in her education, but also in her professional career.
The Dr. Allan Greenberg & Dr. Ellen Junn Warrior Fab Lab is a new place at CSU Stanislaus where students can use their skills to create something spectacular. This unique design space welcomes all students who are interested in creating interesting designs, allowing them to test their sk…
Know someone thinking of applying to Stanislaus State? Show them your Warrior pride by bringing them to Warrior Expo!
Assistant Professor Dr. Jennifer Cullison is a new addition to the Stan State History department. Her room is located in Bizzini Hall 118 and upon entering her office, one can see that it is decorated with a variety of things, emphasizing her bright and bubbly personality.
During his tenure at Stanislaus State, Professor Anthony Perrello has infected his students with his fascination with horror. This has been a carefully crafted epidemic—as he stitches horror films onto his courses and raises canonical literature from the dead. This summer, over the terrifyin…
