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Summer sports are here: summer youth sports registration open – The Campus
The Campus Journal
College of the Sequoias is hosting youth summer sports camps for the following sports COS Track Clinic- June 8-28 on Mondays and Wednesdays from 3- 4:30 p.m. Grades K-6 (group 1), Grades 7-12 (group 2) at Sequoias Stadium Track COS Basketball Camp- June 8-12 OR June 15-19 date TBD, Mondays-Thursday from 9- 3 p.m., Fridays 9- 12 p.m. at...
Congrats grads! A graduation sign-off – The Campus
The Campus Journal
Another semester is ending, meaning another graduation is set to take place. Many graduates can taste the end of the semester and are ready to walk across that stage, knowing all their hard work payed off and now it’s time to celebrate their accomplishment. The Commencement Ceremony will take place on May 21, 2026, with...
A Heartfelt Goodbye Interview from Clare Carlson: A look inside our Editor-In-Chief
The Campus Journal
Writing this article is not easy because saying goodbye to someone so important never is. Our Editor-in-Chief, Clare Carlson, will be leaving this semester for new opportunities and a new school. Carlson has always pushed us to become better writers while making everyone feel welcome and heard. Whether she was helping edit stories or making...
What’s at Steak? How Much Protein Do We Really Need to Consume?
The Campus Journal
Why is protein becoming such a hot topic nowadays? It’s popping up in grocery stores, restaurants, in health products, and more. Protein is everywhere, pushed by health guru’s, social media grifters, friends, families, and even the government. But why? Is protein intake really what makes the difference between an emaciated flesh suit and a high...
Having fun in the sun: COS students plans for summer break
The Campus Journal
Summer is quickly approaching and the time to start making plans and schedule vacations is finally here. With the semester coming to a close and with students dealing with finals and finishing up their last assignments, summer vacation is something nice to look forward to. Students usually have a wide array of plans to do...
What do COS students do in their free time?
The Campus Journal
Now that the the end of the semester is nearing, most students are busy with finals and wrapping up all of their last assignments for classes. With students registering for classes for next semester or getting everything in order to transfer, the end of the semester can be a stressful time in a student’s life....
Under the Neon Lights: COS Fashion Show returns May 12
The Campus Journal
COS fashion students are lighting up the runway this spring after weeks of preparation for the department’s annual fashion show. This year’s theme, Under the Neon Lights, brings together bright color palettes, eye-catching textures, and playful design elements like ruffles and bold shapes. The show will take place on May 12 at 6:00 p.m. in the COS Theater, w
What's black, white, and read all over COS? What COS students are currently reading – The Campus
The Campus Journal
Reading is an essential tool that everyone needs to use throughout their lives. From the mundane translating of street signs or cooking instructions to understanding the deeper themes of a film or the subtle suggestions in a message; Reading comprehension is essential to understanding others from the words they’re spewing or the texts they’re consuming....
Trinket boxes spread across Visalia and COS campus
The Campus Journal
Small, simple, and easy to miss, trinket boxes are building a sense of community across Visalia. These boxes operate on a simple idea: take a trinket, leave a trinket. From tiny figurines and bracelets to stickers and cards, each item adds a personal touch while keeping the exchange going. The concept encourages participation and respect. To maintain the bal
Voting for Dummies: A voter’s guide to the California Primary Elections
The Campus Journal
With ballots coming to mailboxes soon for California’s Primary Election on June 2, 2026, voters need to understand how to vote! It’s a simple process that can quickly become complicated. Dates, times and confusing wording can make the voting process seem impossible. To start, here are important dates to keep in mind before you get...
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