The CSU Stanislaus women’s basketball team had a successful first two games at home. The Warriors hosted the Stan State Women’s Classic, Nov. 18-19, inviting multiple teams to Fitzpatrick Arena. They faced Holy Names University, winning 64-47, in their home opener and beat Academy of Art 62-…
On Nov. 19 the USS Balthazar, a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization and chapter of the Star Trek Fan Club, hosted its second Board Game Extravaganza at Modesto Centre Plaza.
As we wrap up the last day of classes before the Thanksgiving break, Signal reporters asked CSU Stanislaus students and staff to share their favorite recipes. The recipes vary from rich family traditions handed down through generations, to inspired dishes created by famous chefs. As the Stan…
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.
Inflation has hit American’s hard this year and they can expect to continue feeling the pain at the Thanksgiving dinner table next week. On average, the cost of a traditional Thanksgiving meal is expected to rise by 20% this year, according to an American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) annual…
The Stanislaus State Women’s Soccer team was named California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) champions with an overall record of 10-3-4 and 7-2-2 in the CCAA, the warriors became CCAA Co-Champions with Sonoma State after their big win on October 27th.
Over the past few weeks, we have slowly drifted away from the summer heat, to the breezy cold weather here in Stanislaus County. The fall season calls for sweater weather and all the cute fashion trends. Stanislaus State students and fashion bloggers shared their favorite fall fashion picks …
With the return to in-person learning at Stanislaus State, we have re-welcomed a warm sense of community. Countless implicit connections are re-expressed, especially through our traditions, such as wearing Halloween costumes. Stan State students across campus came together this week in diver…
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…
College is a time when students are exploring their identity and finding their voice. Whether it's a painting, a sculpture, or even just a doodle, art is a way for people to express personal meaning into a work of their own volition.
As we return to in-person learning, the stress of finding a healthy life balance ensues. But at CSU Stanislaus, there is a free, accessible resource that current students can utilize to put that thought at ease – a program called Noon-trition.
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.
Halloween es genial, pero ¿has oído hablar de El Día de los Muertos?
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…
Do you want to show off your warrior pride but can’t seem to find a style you like at the student center? ASI offers a warrior merchandise pop up in the quad, booth space 103, with unique items designed by our very own CSU Stanislaus students.
CSU Stanislaus's 6th Annual Indigenous People’s Day Celebration took place Oct. 13 in the student center. It was the first time the event has been held in-person since before the pandemic. Students, faculty, and community members gathered to connect with one another, share stories, appreciat…
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…
If you're looking for ways to exercise on campus this semester, (SRC) has you covered. SRC is a full-time facility for all students that offers many ways to get your body moving and improve your physical activity abilities.
The Warrior Grill at Stanislaus State recently held their very first live music event featuring local musician and active community member, Kayla Just.
The beauty in theater, and oftentimes the most overlooked thing, is that not one of our lives is the same. The way one person experiences something isn’t how the next person will.
Stanislaus State students were recently asked the question: What makes YOU feel special? After deep thought, they answer sincerely with what they believe makes them feel special on a day-to-day basis.
Stanislaus State held its 3rd annual deadlift competition at the university fitness center after a two year long hiatus due to COVID-19. The event gave students a chance to show off their skills and compete against their peers.
Shake Smart at Stanislaus State is set to open in the fall after being closed for almost two years. Shake Smart's menu offers all-natural smoothies, breakfast, wraps, snacks and coffee. A dense menu will offer plenty of options to students and faculty. Their initiative is to provide health o…
When Mariela Vazquez was a college student at Stan State, she was often under a lot of stress, pressed for time, and was continuously eating on the go. While vigorously searching for healthier options, she began to realize that nothing was nourishing or health-fixated near the campus.
Stanislaus State’s ASI recently announced the return of Warrior Day, an end of the academic year festival for students. The highly anticipated return date is set for Friday, May 13.
On Friday, May 6, the Art department at Stanislaus State held another visiting artist guest lecture event via Zoom. The artist featured was June Edmonds, an American painter, public artist and teaching artist.
Nguyen Li’s passion for photography has inspired the establishment of Stanislaus State’s first photography club. Li seeks to connect photographers, filmmakers and creatives alike.
Stanislaus State's theater department is known for putting on unique plays for the community. Due to the pandemic, three years went by without the ability to put on certain productions
The Warrior Steps come alive with the sound of blockbuster films when Stan State Cinema returned to the Student Center for the spring 2022 semester. Stan State Cinema is hosted by the Student Center (SC) and in collaboration with Housing & Residential Life. The recurring event has studen…
Stanislaus State is home to a number of different bridges. The Signal took a walk around the Turlock campus to snap some photos of each one.
On May 3, Stanislaus State's Art Department of Music held their annual Spring Orchestra Concert. This concert was held at Bernell and Flora Snider Hall and was was conducted by orchestra professor Dr. Tianna Heppner.
Stanislaus State’s Music Department hosted an Opera Scenes performance on April 21 showcasing various scenes from German and English operas to contemporary musical numbers.
Stanislaus State announced the opening of another service within the Student Center. The Market is a one-stop shop for grab-and-go food, drinks and snacks and officially opened its doors for the campus community on April 13.
When coming to the Stanislaus State campus, visitors may notice the several pieces of art located around campus. The pieces range from small displays, to murals, to even large sculptures.
Stanislaus State’s Music Department will fill the spring semester with its Opera Scenes this coming Thursday, April 21. The theme this year is Spring Fling and will feature songs with an upbeat, fun, “spring-like” tone.
For some time, many students pondered what the closed buffet-style counter was when they walked through the new Student Center building. That buffet-style counter is called the Red Wave and is one of Stanislaus State’s newest dining facilities within the Student Center. The Red Wave officia…
Stanislaus State’s Alexia Estrada has been called up to represent the Guatemalan women’s national soccer team in the CONCACAF Women’s World Cup qualifiers. This marks the second time in Estrada’s career where she has the opportunity to showcase her talents on the international stage.
Joe Ryan, who pitched for Stanislaus State in 2018, has been named the Opening Day starting pitcher for the Minnesota Twins. When he takes the mound on April 7 against the Seattle Mariners, the 25-year-old Ryan will become the first Twins rookie since Tom Hall in 1969 to be the team's Openin…
Stanislaus State students have an opportunity to escape the daily grind of attending class for one week as spring break kicks off on March 28. While some students don’t get much of a break, many others will be enjoying their week off by playing video games, going out of town and catching up …
The art of Linda Salmon was on display at one of the most recent shows at Modesto Junior College (MJC) Art Gallery. The March 3 exhibit, named "Linda’s Cats - A Procession of Mirthful Mousers" was put together as "a celebration of fun" according to the artist.
Jackson Nichols is a freelance photographer and documentarian exploring identity through culture. The majority of his work is made on black and white film, using traditional 35mm and medium format cameras, printing his own silver gelatin prints from his home darkroom in Fremont. On March 3, …
Dutch Bros Coffee has grown and expanded in popularity over the past few years. The Monte Vista location, located across from the Stanislaus State Turlock campus, had its grand opening in 2020 and is known to be a student hot-spot.
Stan State students were recently asked about their music preferences and shared some recommendations. Their music tastes were very diverse, ranging from indie pop, reggaeton, metal core, rap and R&B.
The Stanislaus State Theater department put on the opening show for the long awaited "Adventure Theater" production on February 24. The show ran for four days with each night continuing the story from the night before.
The Stanislaus State men’s basketball team have ended their season on a high note after winning their last two games of the season. The games were also the two highest attended games at Fitzpatrick Arena as the Warriors hosted their annual homecoming and senior night ceremonies. There was a …
On February 17, the Carnegie Arts Center in Turlock hosted an artist talk with Deborah Barr.
If you have ever walked through the first floor of the new Student Center at Stanislaus State, you may have noticed a large kitchen area that has never been used.
Stanislaus State’s theater department is back and ready to bring something new that has never been done before: Adventure Theater.
As the campus community reflects on the achievements of African Americans and their significance on American history, Stan State organizations hope you’ll join in celebrating Black History Month during upcoming events.
