Dr. Antonio Avalos, chair of the Department of Economics, was quoted on the debate of raising the minimum wage.

The article appeared in The New York Times. (Feb. 14) How a Minimum-Wage Increase Is Being Felt in a Low-Wage City

Dr. Helen Miltiades, professor and director of the Gerontology Program, was quoted on the negative health effects that might go unreported, such as cognitive decline, elder abuse and the perpetuation of stereotypes about older and aging adults.

The article appeared in The Fresno Bee. (Feb. 19) Isolation is deadly, too, experts say. Fresno retirees struggle with mental health in pandemic

Brad Myers, professor in the Department of Theatre and Dance, was quoted in this article about the play written by William Shakespeare, and conceived and directed by Myers. To Thine Own Self Be True: Gender, Sexuality and the Bard is the third virtual mainstage production of Fresno State’s University Theatre.

The article appeared in Kings River Life. (Feb. 23) To Thine Own Self Be True: Gender, Sexuality and the Bard Presented by Fresno State University Theatre

Dr. Joshua Reece, professor in the Department of Biology, was quoted on moray eels within the Hawaiian archipelago and unanticipated impacts that humans can have on ecosystems.

The article appeared in Mongabay. (Feb. 24) Human impacts leave reefs short on sharks and long on moray eels

Kathleen Rindahl, associate professor in the School of Nursing, was quoted on the Mobile Health Program helping to deliver doses of the COVID vaccine in the rural communities.

The news story appeared on ABC30. (Feb. 16) Fresno State students helping deliver vaccine equity for Fresno County