For Marina Jimenez, seeing friends and family succeed at #StanState helped her envision a future for herself on campus. ❤️💛 As a #HispanicServingInstitution, the University serves a community where approximately 62% of undergraduate students identify as Hispanic or Latino, reflecting a campus where many students can see themselves and their experiences represented.⁣ During #HispanicHeritageMonth, Stan State continues to honor the culture, pride and community that help Warriors feel supported and seen.⁣ #StudentVoices

In the next episode of the #StanStateEduCast, Heather Collins examines the institutional barriers that can shape meaningful Tribal collaboration in the Delta.⁣ ⁣ 🎙️ Stay tuned for the full conversation, premiering next week.⁣

In celebration of #HispanicHeritageMonth, our Warriors share en español about the Hispanic and Latino people who inspire them and why. ❤️💛 Who inspires you? Share with us in the comments! #StanState #StudentVoices #Shorts . . . . Video description: Stan State students participate in an outdoor open mic on campus for Hispanic Heritage Month. Students take turns speaking in Spanish about Hispanic and Latino people who inspire them, including family members, artists and musicians.

What does belonging look like? For Christopher, it means feeling welcomed, connected and supported at a Hispanic-Serving Institution. ❤️💛During #HSIsWeek, Stan State celebrates the community and connections that help students find their place and thrive.#StudentSuccess

In celebration of #HispanicHeritageMonth, our Warriors are recognizing the Hispanic and Latino people who have inspired and made an impact on their lives. ❤️💛 Who inspires you? Share with us in the comments! #StanState #StudentVoices #Shorts

Interview conducted by Ron Rodriguez on March 14, 2024 at Stanislaus State.

Interview conducted by Dr. Jennifer Cullison on October 13, 2023 at Stanislaus State.

Dust Bowl owner and Stan State alumna Brett Tate is Warrior Strong.

Stan State psychology professor Esteban Montenegro, Ph.D., is helping students see statistics as more than numbers.As one of 11 CSU STEM-NET Faculty Fellows for 2026-27, Montenegro plans to develop resources that make advanced statistical methods more accessible while connecting students with tools such as R and Python.Hear why Montenegro says we all need to “speak stats” to better understand science.