Center Works to Connect Indigenous Communities to Resources
Story By: Paulina Rodriguez Ruiz, News Editor
October 11, 2018
Filed under News
The Binational Center for the Development of Oaxacan Indigenous Communities (Centro Binacional Para el Desarollo Inidigena Oaxaqueño) located near the corner of Abby and Harvey streets, is working to connect indigenous Oaxacan communities to educational, political, and cultural resources. The CBDIO...
Man Died by Apparent Suicide at McKinley and Blackstone
Story By: Tommy Tribble, Editor-in-Chief
September 30, 2018
Filed under News
A man died after jumping in front of a northbound train at the intersection of Blackstone and McKinley, Sunday, Sept. 30. The man, apparently in his early 20s, seemed to have intentionally jumped in front of a freight train shortly after 9 a.m. according to preliminary information provided by Lt....
President Orders Student Government to Be Trained on Brown Act, Responsibilities
Story By: Larry Valenzuela, Multimedia Editor
September 27, 2018
Filed under Government, News
Just one day after the release of a Rampage story concerning the violations of Brown Act in the Associated Student Government, Carole Goldsmith, president of Fresno City College, informed Christopher Washington, ASG president, that the student government will be attending a two-hour workshop, focusing on...
Tower Yoga Comes To Form Within The Tower District Community
Story By: Gage Carmichael, Reporter
September 26, 2018
Filed under News
Tower Yoga is opening its doors to the public Sep. 22 in hopes of not only bringing together Fresno’s Tower District and the greater Central Valley community for interactive yoga classes, but also creating a safe space for all who step through its doors. Jameson Henkle, co-owner and teacher at Tower...
Xochipahtli: Healing Through Flowers
Story By: Blake Evans, Reporter
September 26, 2018
Filed under News
As the healing rituals of the natural world become a lost art, one woman works to reclaim her heritage through the practice of flower medicine. Former Fresno City College student and multimedia artist Adrianna Alejo Sorondo wasn’t born with a green thumb. In fact, she never pictured a future in...
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