Fresno State University issued a statement condemning a part-time instructor’s social media call for the deaths of President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. The university clarified that the instructor’s views do not represent the institution and reaffirmed its commitment to democratic dialogue and educational values.

Fresno State student workers have approved the formation of the nation's largest student worker union in response to concerns over exploitative labor practices, including inadequate payroll frequency and insufficient support. The move highlights a growing demand for fair treatment and improved working conditions within the CSU system.

Fresno State University issued a statement condemning the controversial speakers associated with white nationalist rhetoric at a College Republicans event, asserting that their views conflict with the institution's core values. The university maintained that the event was reviewed through proper channels while also emphasizing free expression. This response came amid on‐campus protests by students, faculty, and community members rallying against hate speech and discrimination.

The California Public Employment Relations Board has confirmed there is enough student support to trigger a union vote among student workers at the Fresno State campus. The article highlights issues such as low wages, limited hours, and lack of sick leave, which have spurred efforts to unionize and improve labor conditions, potentially making this one of the largest student worker unions in U.S. history.

Fresno State University, led by its inaugural diversity officer Dr. Rashanda Booker, has laid out a strategic plan centered on diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. The initiative aims to expand equitable access and foster an inclusive campus environment, reinforcing the university's commitment to progressive, community-centered values.

Student workers at Fresno State University are joining a broader CSU unionization drive aimed at securing better pay and working conditions. The effort, which is part of a larger student worker movement across California State University campuses, reflects progressive labor advocacy, with university representatives noting that they acknowledge workers’ rights to organize.

Fresno State student workers are organizing to form a union to advocate for better pay, benefits, and working conditions. The effort, backed by the CSUEU, is a strong push for improved labor rights and greater recognition of student employees on campus.

During the 2023-2028 Strategic Plan Town Hall held on January 19, Fresno State faculty and staff voiced concerns that the current core value of 'Diversity' is insufficient. They argued that the framework should more strongly reflect inclusion, belonging, and equity, pushing for a comprehensive reassessment of the university’s strategic plan to better serve its diverse community.

An opinion piece by Fresno State lecturer Lars Maischak accuses University President Joseph Castro of aligning with right‐wing forces by calling in federal authorities against critics and ignoring exonerating evidence, actions that are seen as enabling a campaign against academic freedom.