Dr. Josephine Hazelton-Boyle, assistant professor, Department of Political Science, was interviewed on how many libraries are privatizing due to monetary concerns.

This story ran in Fresnoland (June 26) Amid years-long culture war, Fresno County looks at privatizing its libraries

Dr. Monique Bell, professor, Department of Marketing and Logistics, was cited on her research to help explain the barriers black wine entrepreneurs faced.

This story ran in Star-Gazette (July 14) 'He was a pioneer'; Dusty Finger Lakes find sheds light on NY's first Black winery owner

Dr. Katherine Fobear, professor, Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies Department, was interviewed on Fresno County’s recognizing Nuclear Family Month and how it raises concerns for LGBTQ+ families.

This story ran in Fresnoland (July 7) ‘Pride is forever.’ Meet the Fresno County families that don’t need politicians to define ‘family’

Dr. Lina Méndez, assistant professor, Department of Chicano and Latin American Studies, is quoted on the history of Mexican Independence and the significance it has to the Latino community in the Central Valley.

This story aired on on Univision Fresno ( July 3) La historia de la Independencia en el Valle Central de California

Dr. Kristy Sun, associate professor, Department of Viticulture and Enology, was interviewed on how back sweetening is becoming a more common practice among winemakers in order to appeal to consumers and its legitimacy.

This story ran on The Drinks Business (July 15) What is ‘back sweetening’ and why does it matter?

Eddie West, assistant vice president for International Affairs, was quoted on how many colleges believe that less international students will enroll in upcoming school years.

This story ran in The Pie News (July 8) 60% of US colleges report fall in international applications