Construction ongoing
Wide and deep holes in the ground surrounded by wire fencing, long cables and work trucks have appeared all over campus this semester.More>>

Students to get new IDs
New ID cards are being issued to all students, and many seem to like the new features but aren’t sure why they are getting the new card.  More>>

KFSR to broadcast special programs
The radio isn’t just for listening to music anymore; now, students can have their say and get informed. More>>

The Art of Teaching Art
Art is all about conveying a message. Political, social, ideological, aesthetic. More>>

Dead Days
By John Rios. More>>

Looking for a victory at home
It’s almost the middle of February, the Western Athletic Conference portion of the basketball schedule is 11 games old, and the Fresno State women’s basketball team is still looking for its first conference home win.   More>>

Fresno State vs. Texas-El Paso
UTEP has not lost a WAC home game yet this season. The Bulldogs have a chance to sweep the season series.  More>>

Tennis teams in the polls
Fresno State’s women’s tennis team is ranked No. 22 in the latest Intercollegiate Tennis Association rankings, released Tuesday. More>>

Canseco's new book causing more of a stir
Regrettably, Jose Canseco waited until he'd become an ankle-monitored, house-arrested, probation-skipping, time-serving fool before writing his tell-all, out-all book.  More>>

No support for general who said it's fun to kill Afghans
Lieutenant General James Mattis’ comments last week were reportedly greeted with laughter and applause. His commentary was on the thrill of combat — more specifically, how fun it is to shoot Afghans.  More>>

Nametags for every day, not just family reunions
You walk through the free speech area heading toward your next class; you are focused on the test you have later today that kept you up all night studying, when all of a sudden a random person approaches you from a group of people standing off to the side.  More>>

As dust settles on the pages of our Constitution
Americans have become Constitutional dunces. More>>