The CSU Chancellor’s office was evacuated on Friday morning after a suspicious package was received from a student at CSU Stanislaus.

Over one dozen members of the CSU board of trustees and several CSU campus presidents who were attending a meeting of the Academic Senate at the buildings conference center were quickly evacuated and whisked off to a suite at a nearby hotel.

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Car fire closes parking garage
Fire damage, smoke residue and the charred remains of a burned-out truck will keep portions of the campus parking garage closed for several days.

Students absent: Three ASI representatives lose IRA committee votes
A committee that will hand out nearly $200,000 to campus clubs and organizations this semester will have the input of only one student because the other student representatives have failed to show up for the meetings.

Youth mentoring in trouble
Funding for the Youth Mentoring Program, a community service project through ASI, was not included in a tentative budget approved by the Finance and Budget committee last Monday.

Buildings on campus lack signs for visually impaired: Union slated to update placards
Tactile signs for the visually impaired will finally arrive this week for the University Union.

Board elects Sommers as new editor in chief
Expanding the State Hornet’s presence on the Internet is the top priority of the next Editor in Chief of the State Hornet, David Sommers.

Scholarships abound in new office: One-stop shopping for free money begins in Lassen Hall
Ten years ago students had to search through books in the Library and stand in the never-ending lines at the Financial Aid office to get a scholarship.

CFA pickets Reed at LINKS conference
Over 200 picketers crashed the opening ceremonies of the seventh annual LINKS conference in Sacramento last Thursday.

Organizations vie for ASI dollars
A bumper crop of clubs and organizations was looking for money this semester.