Read about faculty research, student and alumni accomplishments, community engagement, and get updates about programs, campus, and initiatives.
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Kinesiology student Jordan Janusz recently incorporated his own business as a personal trainer.
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The Fall/Winter 2023 issue includes features and updates on Otter alumni and more.
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Stations across campus will be stocked with Naloxone.
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An impact is being made in mental health, hospice care and nursing.
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Two 麻豆村 professors created the YouTube series which explains how the stock market works.
For those living in Monterey County who have yet to cast their votes, there are still options for doing so.
Students and attendees will be able to speak to representatives from participating programs.
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Christina Utley has found plenty to cheer about when it comes to being an Otter.
The University Corporation has been certified as a Blue Zones Project-approved worksite for its attention to employee well-being.