HackFresno celebrated its second annual 36-hourlong Hackathon, which aims to develop programs that can solve real-world problems. The nonstop design and innovation competition was held at Fresno State’s North Gym, Room 118, and started 9 p.m. on April 27, and ...

Fresno State alumna Safiya Umoja Noble visited campus last Friday to talk about how Google algorithms can be racially biased. An algorithm is commonly defined as a process or a set of steps that can be followed to achieve a ...

Fresno State students and faculty last Thursday met the author of a book they’ve been reading throughout the semester. Author and UC Berkeley professor David Sedlak visited Fresno State for a public forum and book signing for his book, “Water ...

The Better Business Bureau is encouraging people to engage in “digital spring cleaning” to better protect their data. “By conducting a digital spring cleaning and taking care of overdue online maintenance, you will be safer and more secure against losing ...

Fresno State released a campuswide email on Tuesday notifying students of “potential data exposure” after a university hard drive was stolen last December. Information of at least 300 current students and faculty was breached, including information of more than 14,000 ...

This may sound obvious, but it’s amazing to me how much we do online now. I have cousins, some of whom are ten years older than me, who remember life before the internet was everywhere–and certainly before it was in ...

As a young aspiring artist how does one keep pace and stay relevant in a culture saturated in visual imagery?       With the impacts of social media only beginning to set in and be understood, how can an individual and ...

Jordan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology will start the school year with a state-of-the-art research facility on campus. This September, the college will open up the new facility that will be home to graduate research, handling various issues pertaining ...

Students and faculty from the Lyles College of Engineering demonstrated on Wednesday the latest technology in mechanical and geomatics engineering. There were three different engineering machines on display for people to view and interact with. Students crowded in front of ...

Female students in grades 6-12 across the Valley attended the Expanding Your Horizons Conference led by STEM Saturday hosted by The Fresno County Office of Education and sponsored by Fresno State’s Downing Planetarium. Jonathan Dueck, director of STEM (science, technology, ...

The Student Cupboard debuted its new location to the Fresno State community with an open house on Friday. The new location of the Student Cupboard is in the Industrial Technology Building, Room 144, on the southwest corner of Barstow Avenue ...

Q: You are starting your third year as Fresno State’s president. What are you looking forward to this year and how do you plan to, as you say it, be bolder? A: I am very excited about starting my third ...

Leaders in the field of agricultural held an event in the Henry Madden Library on Friday night discussing the roles of hexacopters and drones in the agriculture industry and the public perception about unmanned aircrafts. Dr. Gregory Kriehn, a professor ...

By Sam Desatoff Bitwise Industries, a technology aggregate, has a goal of making Fresno a location known for innovations in the technology industry as well as a factor in boosting the local economy. Jake Soberal, CEO of Bitwise, said that ...

The Center for Creativity and the Arts partnered with the Department of Art and Design for the fourth annual artist invitational exhibition. The 2014 Artist Invitational began Jan. 21 and will last until mid-February. Different artists produced various works to ...

  Fresno State President Joseph Castro officially kicked off the university’s tablet program Monday by handing out free iPad Airs to the first group of professors who will teach with them. “Today I will invest our first 40 faculty members ...

Change is coming to Fresno State’s wireless Internet after a system overload led to the university’s decision to implement a new system.