Rumble on the campus

It was a rumble all right.  World Wrestling Entertainment couldn’t have come up with a more fitting name for Sunday’s Royal Rumble at the Save Mart Center.  More>>

Echeverria discusses the future of engineering dept.
Provost Jeri Echeverria sought to build trust with alarmed engineering students during a meeting Friday. More>>

Non-traditional students struggle with life and studies
A 2002 report by the National Center for Educational Statistics found that 73 percent of all undergraduate students are classified as “non-traditional.” More>>

Culture through the Camera
This Tuesday, Tony Gleaton will give a lecture at Fresno State as part of the University Lecture Series.   More>>

The revolution will not be streamed
It’s not channel surfing. It’s not web surfing. It’s a combination of both.  More>>

Dead Days
By John Rios 
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Basketball closing in on first
Fresno State allowed Nevada to come back from double-digit deficits twice, but hung on for the win over first-place Nevada in front of a record 11,784 fans at Reno’s Lawlor Events Center.  More>>

Nieves takes over as volleyball coach
The search for a replacement for Lindy Vivas as head coach of the Fresno State volleyball team ended when athletic director Scott Johnson announced the hiring of Ruben Nieves on Friday.  More>>

Baseball gets swept at Stanford
Getting swept is not the ideal way to start what is pegged to be a very promising season.  More>>

Women snap losing streak
The Fresno State women’s basketball team was in a must-win situation Saturday against Nevada.  More>>

'Suicide voters' the real heroes in Iraq
Last week, a co-worker of mine referred gravely to those Iraqis planning to vote as suicide voters. Following the months of bombings and kidnappings designed to strike fear into the hearts of those same potential voters, that assessment was hard to argue with.   More>>

Bush administration babysits media
Reporters who cover the White House are accustomed to being spun by administration officials.  More>>