Engineers for people
April 30, 2008
In the near future you may find yourself flipping channels with a voice-activated remote control that was conceptualized and developed by students right here on the Fresno State campus. Read more
Fresno State commits to campus sustainability
April 30, 2008
Since The Talloires Declaration was established in 1990, over 350 universities around the world have signed the ten-point action plan for incorporating sustainability issues into their teaching, research, operations and outreach. Read more
Bulldogs save energy
April 30, 2008
Last summer, a staff worker for the University Business Center wanted to keep some lights turned on in the Peters Building because it “looked nice.”
But the Energy Saving Bulldogs fought back. Read more
Club clinches Coyote Cup
April 30, 2008
The Fresno State ultimate Frisbee club went to two tournaments this semester, winning one of them.
In March, the club went to Long Beach to compete against 15 other colleges from around the state including UCLA, Cal and San Diego State. Last Saturday, the club co-hosted an indoor tournament in Fresno at Selland Arena.
Ultimate Frisbee is normally played on an area the size of a football field, but the indoor tournament was played on the Central Valley Coyotes’ arena football turf, which was about half the size of a normal field.
The ultimate Frisbee team went undefeated and won the single-elimination tournament against teams from Sacramento, Stockton and Fresno to win the first-ever Coyote Cup.
James Lundberg scores against San Diego State in Long Beach. Lundberg has been playing for the team for all two years of the club’s existence. Senior Drew Maurin defends against a San Diego State forehand. Maurin has played ultimate Frisbee for four years.
Double trouble
April 30, 2008
Whether it’s gaining momentum in the batting order, or keeping the left side of the infield secure, the Fresno State softball team only needs to call one name — Haley. Read more
Bulldog tennis to host two rounds in NCAA Regional
April 30, 2008
The No. 16 Fresno State women’s tennis team earned the right to host the first and second rounds of the NCAA regional tournament. Read more















