California State University, Fresno
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The Collegian is an award-winning newspaper with 89 years of excellence. The Collegian and The Collegian Online continue to win awards in written, visual and advertising content.

Population

California State University, Fresno, has approximately 21,000 students – 17,876 undergraduate students (18-34), 2,372 graduate students (25-54) and 684 post baccalaureate students (25-54). Approximately 2,100 faculty and staff (25-54, 55+) work on campus.

Diversity

The Collegian reaches an extremely diverse audience. Fresno State’s ethnicity breaks down, as follows: 32.6% White, 36.1% Hispanic, 14.8 % Asian, 5% African-American, 1.9% International, 0.6% Native American (9% unknown).

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CirculationThe Collegian publishes its print edition on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (excluding holidays and Mondays after a holiday). Five thousand (5,000) copies are distributed across the campus. Many of those copies are left in classrooms and restaurants on campus where they are re-read by other students, staff and faculty.

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Collegian Size

The Collegian is a tabloid paper. It measures 10 standard inches across (5 column inches, about 2 inches per column) by 16 standard inches high, for a total of 80 column inches per page (5 columns x 16 inches = 80c”).

Cost of Newspaper

The newspaper is free for all students, faculty and staff.

Rates

Advertising rates are calculated by the number of column inches per ad and the frequency of times the ad is placed. The more frequently an ad runs, the cheaper the rate-per-inch becomes. Please see our Bulk rates on the Print Rates page.

Content

The Collegian focuses on student issues and contains four main sections: Arts & Entertainment, News, Opinion and Sports. Four ethnic supplements each publish twice a semester. They are Asian Pacific Review (Asian), Hye Sharzhoom (Armenian), La Voz De Aztlan (Hispanic) and Uhuru Na Umoja (African-American).

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