To help celebrate the University Student Union’s 40th Birthday this year, ASI has put together a list of the top 40 - alcohol free - things that you should do in and around campus before graduation.  This isn’t just a recommendation, this is a challenge! If you can prove by picture, receipt, scar, or other form of verification that you have completed at least half (20) of these items since the start of your time at Fresno State and May 8, 2009 you will be entered to win big prizes. http://www.asi.csufresno.edu/Top40.html

A MESSAGE FROM UNIVERSITY POLICE: 

The work to widen Chestnut Avenue between Bullard and Shaw Avenues is moving ahead with large portions of Chestnut Avenue having already being paved. 

Access to available to the Save Mart Center via Chestnut Avenue during events.

In order to complete the construction on the roundabouts, the Barstow Avenue intersection will be closed until Friday, January 11th contingent upon weather.

The contractor is trying to take full advantage during the winter break to complete the work.

We anticipate opening Chestnut Avenue in phases once given approvals are given.

April 17: Last day to file taxes, don’t mess with Uncle Sam, make sure you file your taxes of file for extensions by midnight Tuesday.

April 13, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. / Conley Art Gallery: Fresno State graphic design students deliver color to the Fresno State campus as they showcase their best work at the senior portfolio show. Read the rest of this entry »

April 12/ 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Kennel Bookstore lawn. Fresno State’s MCJ 159 public relations campaign class will kick off it’s energy conservation campaign Thursday. The event will include various fun events. For details read the following press releases. Conservation, Media, Tips

April 10 / The Bucket: Fresno State’s Fresno International Soccer Association invites you to join in enjoying the European Championship Soccer match between England’s Manchester United and Roma at 11:30 a.m. Read the rest of this entry »

April 11, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. / Student Rec. Center: New York Times journalist David Gonzalez, who in the 1990s was listed as one of the nation’s 100 most influential Hispanics by the Hispanic Business Magazine, is scheduled to give a lecture at Fresno State next Wednesday.

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March 22: University President John Welty sent a letter to students addressing concerns about a possible faculty strike after the California Faculty Association vote to go on strike. In the letter, Click here Welty PDF to read the letter. 

To view the latest Bulldog blog e-newsletter click this link Bulldogblog March 26

Monday, March 26: NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball - Fresno Regional Championship Game at the Save Mart Center, 6 p.m. For tickets, visit the Save Mart Center Box Office. For tournament information and results, log on to gobulldogs.com! 

Tuesday, March 20, from 12 noon: Four Fresno State faculty members will take part in a panel discussion of “Terrorism, War, and Security.â€? Dr. Russell Mardon, Chair of the Department of Poltical Science, will chair the panel. The speakers will be Dr. Alfred Evans (Political Science), Dr. Kenneth Hansen (Political Science), Dr. Kenneth Ryan (Criminology), and Dr. Harald Otto Schweizer (Criminology). Read the rest of this entry »

March 12 to March 15: Several events are lined up for graduating seniors during the Senior Experience Week. For more information about graduation visit Senior experience. More…. Below are some of the events lined up for the Senior Week. Read the rest of this entry »

Friday, March 16, at 5:15 p.m. At Peters Auditorium at the Student Rec. Center. From a Silk Cocoon stretches beyond the basic facts of the Japanese-American internment experience into the dark and thorny corners of a perceived “military necessity” that is just as frightening and relevant now as it was when it happened. It is a story of war panic, racial profiling and the manufacturing of militants (a side effect of persecution that should not be ignored in the chill of post-9/11 America.) To view upcoming Cineculture films, visit their website http://cineculture.csufresno.edu/spring07.html    

Handel’s Judas Maccabaeus
Saturday, March 17 and Sunday March 18: The Master Chorale of the Fresno Community Chorus presents this Oratorio with a Professional Orchestra and Stellar Soloists. Saturday, March 17, 2007 – 8 p.m. Sunday, March 18, 2007 - 3 p.m. Fresno State’s Concert Hall $15.00 General; $8.00 Students Read the rest of this entry »

Sunday, March 18, 3 p.m.: Lecture on “Freedom and Conscienceâ€? Dr. Hamid Mavani will give a lecture on “Freedom of Religion and Conscience: The Foundation of a Pluralistic World Order.â€?The lecture will be held at the St. Paul Newman Center located at 1572 E. Barstow Avenue, about one fourth of a mile west of Fresno State, on the north side of Barstow Avenue.  Read the rest of this entry »

Friday March 16, 7 p.m. RingWorld
Through breathtaking images and computer simulations, RingWorld tells the history of observation and exploration of Saturn, and gives a detailed account of the Cassini mission, and what astronomers and engineers hope it will accomplish.
Saturday March 17, 2 p.m. Stella: Adventures of a Black Hole
Join Stella the black hole and her friends in two short adventures featuring topics from star birth and stellar evolution to black holes and multi-wavelength astronomy. In the first episode, we find Stella fed up with the tabloids blaming her for everything that goes wrong in the universe. She decides to give her reporter friend the scoop on black holes, hoping her personal story will clear up some public misconceptions.
Saturday March, 17 3 p.m. Women in Astronomy
This program explores the many varied contributions women have made to the field of astronomy, from Hypatia in ancient times, to more recent groundbreaking discoveries by women such as Annie Jump Cannon, Jocelyn Bell, and Vera Rubin. Women in Astronomy chronicles the obstacles women have overcome, and examines the science behind the fascinating discoveries that propelled them to the cutting edge of research in astronomy.

Admission prices for public weekend shows
Adults $ 5
Seniors 65 and over $4
Students with ID $2.50
Children (3-12) $2.50

Visit the Downing Planetarium Web site http://www.downing-planetarium.org/index.html for details

Monday, March 12 and Tuesday, March 13 Baseball vs. Iowa Both games at 6:05pm, Beiden Field Fresno State Baseball Pepsi Johnny Quik Classic March 14-17, 2007 at Beiden Field Visiting Teams: Dallas Baptist and Iowa