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Skip to content Home » High-impact practices encourage active learning and collaboration High-impact practices encourage active learning and collaboration Lizette Miramontes sometimes zones out after 10 minutes of sitting in a lecture. It’s hard to retain the information, then memorize it, take a test and remember it again down the road, she said. But the way students are learning is changing thanks to high-impact practices — programs and activities to increase student engagement, to foster mentorship and encourage cooperation and teamwork, which have been found to lead to increased graduation rates, GPA and retention. In two of her…

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This mushroom soup recipe is creamy, comforting, and bursting with savory mushroom flavor. Make it with or without cream—it’s delicious either way! This mushroom soup recipe has become one of Jack’s favorite comfort foods. He loves anything and everything with fresh mushrooms, and this creamy, savory soup is positively packed with them.One and a half pounds of mushrooms cook down with onion, garlic, and tamari to create the soup’s umami base. Fresh thyme brings out the mushrooms’ earthy flavor, and white wine adds a nice tang to brighten it all up.I puree part of this mushroom soup, so it’s creamy with…

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Skip to content Home » Alumni Association hosts ‘Paw-lidays with Victor E. Bulldog’ Alumni Association hosts ‘Paw-lidays with Victor E. Bulldog’ The Alumni Association invites the community to celebrate the holiday season with Victor E. Bulldog at the inaugural “Paw-lidays with Victor E. Bulldog” series, featuring expanded photo opportunities, a cozy holiday movie screening and festive caroling. With events throughout December, fans and friends of Fresno State’s beloved live mascot can join in creating magical holiday memories. The festivities begin on Wednesday, Dec. 11, with the return of the popular “Photos with Santa Paws.”. Guests can pose with…

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Why matzo meal? If you grew up with matzo ball soup, you might like the familiar flavor (and I’m convinced extra buoyancy) from using it, but don’t worry, breadcrumbs work just as well. The amount of noodles suggested for this soup is generous because we like it that way, but for a more classic balance, you might find 4 ounces to be just fine. If you prefer to cook your noodles directly in the soup, make it with 4 additional cups of broth. Meatballs1 large egg3 tablespoons (45 ml) water or milk2 tablespoons minced fresh flat-leaf parsley1 garlic clove, minced1/4…

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Skip to content Home » Student-led grocery tours teach healthy shopping options Student-led grocery tours teach healthy shopping options Fresno State nutrition and dietetic students will host Bulldogs in the Grocery Store tours for students and the community through Dec. 13 at the Save Mart at 5750 N. First St. in Fresno. The free, one-hour sessions will teach attendees the importance of fruits and vegetables from fresh, dried, canned, frozen and juice products.  The eight-person tours will include budgeting tips and a chance to buy a cookbook created by students for $5. Dr. Lisa Herzig, director of the…

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I love a white elephant Christmas party, especially one where my besties and I gather around and exchange thoughtful gifts as a token of our friendship. Luckily, most of my lady friends also love to cook, so buying them gifts I would buy for my own kitchen is usually a hit. Gifts like a silicone spatula, a stoneware mug, and a clip-on colander all provide updates to their daily-use items. And some of these presents might just elevate their cooking and baking skills, too. (I’m thinking gourmet paninis on a seasoned cast-iron griddle.) So if your next holiday work party,…

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Join the Love & Lemons Cooking Club Challenge this month! It’s easy to enter, and one lucky winner will receive a prize. Find all the details below. Our Cooking Club is a fun way to celebrate the Love & Lemons community of readers. The concept is super simple—each month, I choose a recipe. You make it, and you leave a comment on the recipe’s blog post. At the end of the month, I randomly select one winner to receive a prize.In December, we’re mixing things up. Instead of choosing just one recipe for the cooking club, I’m letting YOU choose…

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Skip to content Home » Fresno State leaders celebrate groundbreaking for new student housing Fresno State leaders celebrate groundbreaking for new student housing Leaders at Fresno State held a ceremonial groundbreaking on Dec. 6 for the first new on-campus student housing project in more than 50 years. The new, 80,000-square-foot building will be four stories high and include one- to four-bedroom units. It will also offer a limited number of apartments for students with children.  This new affordable student housing project — the first major housing initiative at Fresno State since 1968 — will add 228 apartment-style beds…

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Skip to content Home » Fresno State Upward Bound hosts Holiday Toy Drive Fresno State Upward Bound hosts Holiday Toy Drive Fresno State Police Chief Anthony Martinez and his team will deliver over 180 toys to Upward Bound at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 4, to support the program’s second annual holiday toy drive. The toy drop off will be held at the University Center, across from the library.  Donations will be shared with the Diaz Family Foundation in Guanajuato, Mexico, and Angels of Grace Foster Family Agency in the Central Valley. Surplus toys will be shared with Fresno…

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As classic as American baked goods come, brownies have been satisfying chocolate cravings since the early 20th century—and like anything that’s over 120 years old, they’ve evolved over time. Today, an ideal brownie is widely considered to have a rich, chocolatey flavor; a crackly, paper-thin crust on top; and a texture that’s chewy on the edges but fudgy in the centre. Because if anyone wants a cake-y brownie, don’t they just really want cake? We’re rounded up 10 of our favorite brownies recipes to turn to when those cravings hit. Source link

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