By: Max Rosendahl

Dr. Cynthia Azari, president of Fresno City College, explained that $1.9 million in unspent funds for academic year 2009-10 will now be spent on instructional equipment. The unspent funds were announced at the Academic Senate meeting on April 28. Dr. ...

By: Laura Solis

Students met at the main fountain area for this year’s Cen-Tree Walk on Saturday, May 1. The walk started at 9:00 a.m. and ended at 1:00 p.m. The Cen-Tree Walk consisted of guided tours, “how-to” demonstrations, and a living history of J...

By: Karina Ornelas

Fresno City College students will breathe a sigh of relief on May 21, the day many will graduate with a degree or certificate in a specific discipline. Marisa Villanueva, a 19-year-old soon-to-be graduate who has been attending FCC since the winter of 20...

By: Emilio Gutierrez

The 2010 Associated Student Government election saw a 46 percent drop in voter turnout compared to last year, in the most recent election of Fresno City College’s student representatives. Only 233 total votes decided this year’s race to becom...

By: Ramiro Gudino

The State Center Community College District Board of Trustees has named the first non-Caucasian and the second woman, as chancellor in the history of the district. The board voted unanimously on April 24 to appoint Dr. Deborah Blue as the district&rsqu...

By: Ronisha Thomas

Hot dogs! Hot dogs! Get your hot dogs here! Fresno City College held its traditional Ram Doggie Round-Up on April 14, an event that’s held every spring semester. This event consists of appreciation for Fresno City students and staff for purchasing ...

By: Ronisha Thomas

Yu-Gi-Oh! Ya! Pow! Boom! As part of Asian Month at Fresno City College, students and staff celebrated the fifth annual Anime Day on April 21. Since the weather was rainy, the students moved the event inside the cafeteria and staff dining area. During th...

By: Sydney Excnia

Abigail Cunanan uses a Web site called Epsilen as a way of standing out in the professional atmosphere. Cunanan, a Fresno City College communication major, said: “If you are planning on transferring to a university, you can show them the work portf...

By: Annette DeDios

Three Fresno City College instructors say they work hard to ensure the balance between personal beliefs and student beliefs when discussing the topic of homosexuality in their classes. The college’s recent decision to discipline health science inst...

By: Max Rosendahl

On April 15, Fresno City College demonstrated to state officials its ability to train new workers in maintaining a new high-speed rail system planned between San Francisco and Los Angeles. The high-speed rail commission for the state of California wil...

By: Andrew Veihmeyer

After pleading no contest to felony drug charges that involved the possession and sale of illegal substances, Emmanuel Lewis will be on probation and be admitted to a drug recovery program instead of facing prison time. Lewis will enter a local Salvation...

By: Laura Solis

Fresno City College hosted its first school dance in more than 30 years on April 16, in honor of the school’s centennial celebration. About 145 students, faculty and staff attended. The masquerade-themed ball, organized by Associated Student Govern...

By: William Christensen

With the threat of budget cuts continuing, counselors at Fresno City College have developed crafty ways to serve students who seek academic advice. The counseling division, which has fewer people available due to the budget cuts, has set up a “Coun...

By: Andrew Veihmeyer

Fresno City College faculty employees have unresolved conflicts with the district that involve their contracts, conflicts that may affect the future of the student body t...

By: Sydney Excinia

Starting June 1, the State Center Community College District will only contact students through a required, official student e-mail address. According to Harry Zahlis, the Fresno City College network coordinator, the e-mail transition will “guarant...

By: William Christensen

With the threat of budget cuts continuing, counselors at Fresno City College have developed crafty ways to serve students who seek academic advice. The counseling division, which has fewer people available due to the budget cuts, has set up a “Coun...

By: Andrew Veihmeyer

 After pleading no contest to felony drug charges that involved the possession and sale of illegal substances, Emmanuel Lewis will be on probation and be admitted to a drug recovery program instead of facing prison time. Lewis will enter a local Sal...

By: Andrew Turner

A rally made its way through Fresno on March 22, starting in the Tower District and ending near the water fountain at Fresno City College. The participants for the Marching for California’s Future rally voiced their demands while on campus. &ldquo...

By: Andrew Veihmeyer

A Fresno Superior Court judge presiding over the case of former Fresno City College quarterback Emmanuel Lewis, charged with possessing and selling drugs, allowed on March 19 for a third time extension, this time for the defense to propose alternative sen...

By: Ray Juarez

Fresno City College held the opening ceremony for Asian American Month in the college theater on Monday.  The celebrations included performances by FCC students -- South Indian and Laotian dances, Asian dialogues, martial arts and comedy skits.  ...