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Reporters from Stan State's student newspaper, The Signal, sit down with upcoming ASI candidates to talk to them and ask questions regarding their plans for ASI. Election dates are April 17th & 18th. Visit the Signal website: www.csusignal.com/ Instagram: csu_signal Twitter: CSUSignal

Welcome to The Signal News, a podcast that covers Stanislaus State student newspaper. On episode 2, I sit down with Signal Editor Andrew where we chat about March's print edition, we get to know Andrew and we catch up on what happened on social media during spring break! Visit the Signal website: www.csusignal.com/ Instagram: csu_signal Twitter: CSUSignal

In today's episode we talk about building solidarity and how to be inclusive with others. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter & Instagram: @wokepocalypse

In this episode we talk about the #YesOn10 and go over the recommendations that inspired Transformative Tuesday. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter & Instagram: @wokepocalypse

Here is our part 2 episode where we discuss the school to prison pipeline and media representation. Don't forget to join us every Tuesday at the quad for Transformative Tuesday from 12pm-1pm Also find us on Instagram & Twitter @wokepocalypse

In todays episode, we discuss institutional racism, and how it is embedded in the school system. This is only part one, tune in next week for part two. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram & Twitter page : @wokepocalypse

This week we talk about President Ellen Junn's email addressing the recent events regarding white supremacy . Shout out to the Computer Science Club and all other campus groups for all the support! Also another shout out to the students of the Ethnic Studies class "Theories & Concepts" for going out there every Tuesday to start the conversation. The book we mention: The Colonizer & the Colonized by Albert Memmi. Don't forget to follow us @wokepocalypse on Instagram & Twitter

Welcome to The Signal News, a podcast that covers Stanislaus State student newspaper. This first episode covers the news stories on the Signal website from March 1 -March 7. Visit the Signal website: https://www.csusignal.com/ Instagram: csu_signal Twitter: CSUSignal

#MeToo, Girls dress code violation, and female genital mutilation are all examples of todays episode. If you are a survivor of abuse (sexual, violent, economic, etc.) call these hotlines for help: WOAR 24Hr (215)985-3333 24/7 National Domestic Hotline (800) 799-7233 National Sexual Assault 1-800-656-4673 Love is Respect 1-866-331-99474 Anit-violence Project (LGBTQ) 212-714-1124 *Bilingual 27/7 Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project 1-800-832-1901 Northwest Network (206) 568-7777 The Network La Red 617-742-4911 GLBT National Help Center 1-800-246-7743

Welcome to the first episode of Wokepocolypse! Every Tuesday we will bring you guys more knowledge on topics that surround ethnic studies and issues that are happening on campus. This week we discuss everything revolving ethnic studies, black history month and white supremacy. See you next Tuesday! Find us on instagram and twitter @wokepocolypse

How are you protecting all the information you have within your technology devices and your own identity online? Learn more by figuring out what on campus resources you can use here at Stan State simply by listening to the last episode of Keeping It Safe, series one.

Sad that you couldn't make it to the Social Justice Conference? Barely hearing about it now? Tune in to this episode to learn what the Social Justice Conference here at Stan State is all about.

On our potential final episode, we break down recent NBA games and talk different sports with out new guest Kayla! Thanks for tuning into our show!

Coffee is a necessity, and sometimes you gotta push through it, and keep talking about sports. Don't forget to smash that like and subscribe button! Tell yah friends!

After a short break, we are back and spitting that fire about the Steelers, lack of coffee and of course the Warriors. Hit that like and subscribe button for us!

Series 2 of Black At Stan is back with new hosts! This episode is about Kavanaugh, the Me-too movement, and Justice for Josiah.

Do you know anyone who struggles with accessibility on campus? Do you ever think about how accessibility can affect your every day life routine? Or are you currently facing accessibility issues and do not know how to go by them? Be mindful and curious about how accessibility and campus safety tie together. Learn more campus safety tips by listening to this podcast.

Central Valley Politics is brought to you from the Distance Learning studio at California State University, Stanislaus. Hosted by Dr. Shannon Stevens from the Department of Communication Studies, this podcast focuses on the political scene in the Central Valley. This fall, with midterm elections fast approaching, Dr. Stevens’s Political Communication class is sharing all their hard work to help you be the most informed voter possible on November 6. In this episode, we had a chance to interview Turlock Councilwoman Amy Bublack, candidate for mayor.

Central Valley Politics is brought to you from the Distance Learning studio at California State University, Stanislaus. Hosted by Dr. Shannon Stevens from the Department of Communication Studies, this podcast focuses on the political scene in the Central Valley. This fall, with midterm elections fast approaching, Dr. Stevens’s Political Communication class is sharing all their hard work to help you be the most informed voter possible on November 6. In this episode, we had a chance to interview Turlock Mayor Gary Soiseth, the incumbent candidate for election.

Central Valley Politics is brought to you from the Distance Learning studio at California State University, Stanislaus. Hosted by Dr. Shannon Stevens from the Department of Communication Studies, this podcast focuses on the political scene in the Central Valley. This fall, with midterm elections fast approaching, Dr. Stevens’s Political Communication class is sharing all their hard work to help you be the most informed voter possible on November 6. In this episode, we share with you what our elected officials do, what the candidates’ positions are, and why it’s important to participate in the election.