Bad Wi-Fi? Technology Support Services Might Have Answers
Story By: Ramon Castanos, Reporter
March 13, 2019
Filed under Community, News, Student Issues
If you have trouble connecting with the Wi-Fi on the Fresno City College campus, you are not alone. According to Nathan Zierfuss-Hubbard, director of Technology Support Services (TSS), the campus Wi-Fi is slow because of old connectivity equipment and a large student population. The good news is that Zier...
Dr. Herrera Professor of Chicano and Latin American Studies Visits FCC
Story By: Tamika Rey, News Editor
March 13, 2019
Filed under Arts & Literature, Community, Literature, News, profile, Race/Gender Issues, Student Issues
Dr. Christina Herrera is making a difference within the Chicano community with the literary works she’s published such as, “Contemporary Chicana Literature: (Re) Writing the Maternal Script,” which explores the relationships between Chicana mothers and daughters. Although lecturing is not...
Renaissance Feast Scholarships Change Lives
Story By: Ramon Castanos, Reporter
March 13, 2019
Filed under Arts & Literature, Budget, Entertainment, School Events, Theater
Fresno City College hosted a Renaissance Feast on Saturday March 9 from 6-9:30 p.m., which helped raise scholarship money for students reaching the goal of $115,000. The feast, which has been around for 15 years, included theater performances provided by students, Greek music provided by faculty, fo...
FCC Celebrates the 22nd Anniversary of the Wall of Honor
Story By: Tamika Rey, News Editor
March 12, 2019
Filed under News
The African American Historical and Cultural Museum, with sponsorship from the State Center Community College District, recognized Sam U. Lane (posthumously), Paul Binion, and Renee Craig-Marius’ service to the district, placing them on the Wall of Honor on Thursday, February 28 . AAHCM is a nonprofit...
Board Reviews a Pathway to Equity and Success
Story By: Ramon Castanos, Reporter
March 12, 2019
Filed under News
The Board of Trustees of the State Center Community College District discussed the Guided Pathways system -- a program meant to help students succeed by emphasizing student equity in their education -- during its meeting on March 1. Bryan McClenney, the Pathway consultant, described equality as p...
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