Campus Life Articles
Car stolen in broad daylight from the dorms
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A vehicle belonging to Village resident Josh Petitt was stolen at around 10 a.m. in the new dorm parking lot March 6. It was the second vehicle theft at California State University, Stanislaus since January. In 2007 there were four vehicle thefts at CSU Stanislaus.
All ASI Senate seats opening for the
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It is that time of the year again and Associated Students Inc. Senate positions are opening up for the upcoming 2008 school year. All current officers must run again for their position if they wish to return. ASI senate positions are open to any California State University, Stanislaus undergraduate, graduate or post baccalaureate students with a cumulative GPA of 2.
Cesar Chavez: 'Si se puede'
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In honor of Mexican American labor activist and leader of the United Farm Workers, Cesar Chavez, California State University, Stanislaus will be hosting the Cesar E. Chavez Memorial Celebration from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday, April 3. "This event marks the 13th year that we, students, staff, faculty and community celebrate the life and values of Chavez at CSU Stanislaus," said Gabriela Nuno, co-chair of the event and Early Assessment and Admissions Counselor.
Assyrians celebrate new year
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Flowers are blooming, the rain has gone away and (for this week) the sun is shining. This means it's time to celebrate the beginning of spring and the beginning of a new year. The Union Program Board will be celebrating the Assyrian New Year from 11 a.m.
Chi Delta Beta creates care packages
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It is common knowledge that soldiers fighting overseas give up many of the comforts that they have been accustomed to all their lives. Apart from those relating to general technological comforts which many know of, there are also the smaller unknowns which we have come to take for granted.
Lecturer speaks about agriculture
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Agricultural studies, biology, and business students won't want to miss an upcoming lecture by UC Berkley's Dr. Miguel Altieri. In this free public lecture Altieri will be addressing the challenges and opportunities for a sustainable agriculture in the twenty first century.
Spring break means fun in the sun wherever you go
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Spring break is approaching fast but you should have booked your tickets and hotel months ago. Fortunately for you, many places are still accepting late booking but you have to pay a little more then others if you want to have a good time. Many college students this year are planning to go to Panama City Beach, Florida and South Padre Island, Texas for Spring Break.