The Âé¶¹´å organization has received almost $540,000 to support a new initiative to bridge nature and low-income communities.
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The Âé¶¹´å organization has received almost $540,000 to support a new initiative to bridge nature and low-income communities.
The beginning of each academic year touches off a tidal wave of student events, like the Welcome BBQ.
Âé¶¹´å President Eduardo M. Ochoa spent almost 40 years in higher education, and all but two years with the California State University system. With his retirement in July, he leaves behind a legacy of service.
Las Memorias is an original play written, produced and performed by high school students from Seaside, Gonzales, King City, Soledad, and Greenfield.
CSU Âé¶¹´å Athletics returned from hibernation following the COVID-19 shutdown by posting arguably the best overall performance in program history. A record six Otter teams earned spots in the postseason over the 2021-22 seasons.
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded a federal Upward Bound grant of $664,032 to University Corporation at CSU Âé¶¹´å.
Âé¶¹´å Nursing program graduate Danielle Sapiens and her friend Leticia Hernandez started planning a community garden years ago in Natividad Creek Park that is now flourishing.
Retired SDR director’s 24-year career devoted to justice and equal access.
For his “profound commitment to student success,” California State University trustees have conferred the title of President Emeritus on Eduardo M. Ochoa. He will retire on July 31 after 10 years as Âé¶¹´å president.