Fresno Pacific University Archives

Can Gen Z Figure Out How to End Islamophobia?

October 25, 2019

Muslims and Christians gathered last week at Fresno Pacific University to talk about Islamophobia, its causes, and what Generation Z — the generation of Americans now of college age, who are said to be the nation's most ethnically, racially and religiously div...

Valley Students are Flocking to Clovis Pharmacy Program

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October 9, 2019

California Health Science University in Clovis celebrated a recruiting milestone as school leaders welcomed their newest class of pharmacy students this term. Nearly 80% of the students just beginning their ...

Boot Camp Gives These Med School Hopefuls a Big Leg Up

Jamie Ouverson and Randy Reed

October 1, 2019

Cramming for exams is a long-standing strategy for students looking to get ahead in their most challenging academic courses. Now, California Health Sciences University in Clovis is employing a variation of t...

Kaiser Permanente Grants Help Local Schoolkids Get Fit, Stay Hydrated

Nancy Price

September 13, 2019

There's a whole lot less sitting around in after-school programs at Fresno Unified School District these days after a $75,000 grant from Kaiser Permanent Fresno helped buy new equipment and hire staffers to help kids get fit — and stay there. Earlier this m...

Gift From the Heart Helps Fresno State Students with MS

Myles Barker

August 24, 2018

When Fotini Alfieris was in her senior year at Fresno Pacific University, she had to drop out. "Although it is tough, especially when you are trying to figure out the disease, there is life after diagnosis."...

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Fresno City College Goes Extra Mile to Serve Community

Myles Barker

August 8, 2018

Fresno City College is expanding opportunities for high school students and the general public to earn credits toward a college degree by starting neighborhood campuses at Edison and Sunnyside high schools. ...

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It Took All Hands on Deck to Avoid Fresno Unified Teachers’ Strike

Bill McEwen

January 17, 2018

Opinion by Bill McEwen The inevitable question after intense and protracted labor negotiations is, who won? The cut-and-paste answer also is predictable: everyone. The losers say it to save face. The winners — recognizing that there wil...

Will You Get Dementia? Many May Not Understand Their Risk

Fresno Unified Opts for $325M Bond Measure To Keep Lid on Tax Rate Hike

Valley Bred California Chrome Slated for Sale to Japan

Thanksgiving Storm May Bring Rain to Valley

Opinion: Lessons From America’s September Trade Win Over China

Intervention Is One of Best Ways to Keep Kids Safe From Threats at School

Many Specialists Will Be on Hand at Free Health Clinic in Fresno

To Solve Homelessness, Californians Must Treat Certain Crimes as Cries for Help

Q&A: Mark Ruffalo on Playing the Lawyer Who Took on DuPont

LeBron Sets Triple-Double Mark, Lakers Hold off OKC 112-107

Hello Lemoore! ‘Simpsons’ Co-Producer Has Valley Roots

NFL’s Wild Week 11 Included Garrett, Kaepernick, Mexico

California’s Pension Debt Cannot Be Ignored

Will Nelson Rid FUSD of the Incompetent and the Indifferent?

Walters: Newsom Huffs and Puffs, Like the Big Bad Wolf

Whether It’s Giving Blood or Money, Help Start the Healing

Camels in Fresno? That's Not Bizarre — it's (the Islamic Center) Bazaar!

Many Specialists Will Be on Hand at Free Health Clinic in Fresno

US Growth of Islam Creates Need for Religious Scholars

Islamic Center Dinner To Feature Texas TV Reporter Who Wears a Hijab

Mayors for Pete: Buttigieg Hunts for Support in City Halls

How Eight Presidential Wannabes Pitched Themselves to California Dems

Buttigieg Touts Military Service, Wary of Overstating Role

Attacking Trump and Billionaires, Sanders Draws Thousands in Fresno