Navigate Left
  • Damage to Pickup After Accident

    News

    Lane closed due to traffic accident at East Ninth and Bartlett Streets 

  • Arti-ji frying jalebis. Photo taken July 22 by Molly Myers.

    Food

    Arti’s jalebis: A life-changing Indian sweet 

  • Freshly harvested bok choi, baby spinach, cabbages and broccoli at a Wednesday Farmers Market from Lor’s Produce. Taken by Alina Babajko on March 13.

    Food

    Local produce benefits community and your health

  • My silver hero plant, in front of another variety of Scindapsus pictus. Taken by Heather Taylor on March 13.

    Opinion

    New growth: Reflections on houseplants and life

  • Right fielder Troy Kent making a play on a deep fly ball in the top of the sixth against San Marcos. Taken by Nathan Chiochios on March 17.

    Sports

    Wildcats drop series finale after an 8-run seventh inning from the Cougars

Navigate Right
Breaking News
Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

Scary clown at Taco Bell

Scary clown at Taco Bell

Amber Martin // October 15, 2016

Chico Police: Call Type: Suspicious Circumstances Wednesday, 2:16 p.m., 1057 E. Ninth St. A woman came home to find a "meth lab here" sign on her door. She took the sign off after she got home,...

Students at last years Great Debate. Photo credit: Courtesy of Sue Peterson

City Council forum at Great Debate

Molly Sullivan // October 15, 2016

The Great Debate, an annual event for communication students, will have a forum for Chico City Council candidates on Oct. 21 at noon at the City Council Chamber. "Being in Chico for a majority of the year...

Student volunteers help eligible students fill out CalFresh paperwork so they can enroll in the program. Photo credit: Molly Sullivan

CalFresh useless on campus

Molly Sullivan // October 14, 2016

Student volunteers at the Center for Healthy Communities enrolled eligible students in CalFresh, formerly known as food stamps, Oct. 12 in an event to raise awareness about food insecurity. “We’re...

First-year biology major Sophia Balme (right) and first-year business administration major Tyler Wallace (left), take advantage of the Pride-themed interactive photo booth. Photo credit: Jae Siqueiros

Students advocate for LGBTQ equality

Kayla Fitzgerald // October 13, 2016

"We All Beat with One Pulse" is the theme of Chico State's Queer Week this year.Named in remembrance of the attack on Pulse Night Club in Orlando, earlier this year, the event is a way to educate, unite...

Community gathers to meet about Walmart expansion. Photo credit: Ronnie Bolser

Community discusses Walmart expansion

Amber Martin // October 12, 2016

Community members, Chico Planning Commission and Walmart employees all met Oct. 6 at the Chico City Council Chambers to speak about the expansion of the Chico Walmart.Some of the new improvements will...

Photo provided by UAW President Sandip Roy

Student union provides financial stability

Kyla Linville // October 11, 2016

A tentative agreement that will benefit student workers has been made between United Auto Workers and the California State University system. This issue was pressed due to academic student employees only...

Photo credit: Jovanna Garcia

Hundreds discuss race and diversity at BLM teach-in

Jenice Tupolo // October 11, 2016

A mix of presenters and open discussion from students, faculty and community members filled the Arts and Humanities building during a two-day teach-in about black lives matter. Hundreds gathered...

Kendall Hall Photo credit: Ronnie Bolser

CSU launches sexual misconduct awareness program

Bianca Quilantan // October 11, 2016

Student lack of awareness of sexual misconduct—not anymore.In an attempt to expand sexual misconduct awareness, Chico State is making “Not Anymore” mandatory for all students by requiring...

Sign posted in neighboring lawn of Enloe Medical Center Photo credit: Kaylie Lewis

Community peeved with lack of park

Kaylie Lewis // October 10, 2016

Members of the community are not pleased with the decision by Enloe Medical Center to construct parking lots instead of the park they were promised.The Century Project is an expansion plan at Enloe Medical...

Discussions about the bridge and level measurements are taken on the newly-opened Physical Science bridge Photo credit: Bianca Quilantan

Physical Science bridge now open

Bianca Quilantan // October 10, 2016

Back and bigger than ever, the Physical Science bridge is now open for use.Construction on the pedestrian bridge began in late May and continued throughout the summer with the goal of completion by October...

The Albert E. Warrens Reception Center was designed by Julia Morgan in 1922. The house is being renovated and restored so it can be used for university events. Photo credit: Matt McCarthy

President’s Mansion receives $1.75 million makeover

Molly Sullivan // October 9, 2016

[masterslider id="12"] The former President’s Mansion located on the north end of campus is receiving a $1.75 million restoration and renovation so it can be used for university events. Construction...

Drunk man is god

Drunk man is god

Kaley Wise // October 8, 2016

University Police DepartmentCall Type: Assist Other AgencyThursday, 1:59 p.m., West Sacramento Ave.Reporting party advising a male subject was following her from W Sacramento Ave to her residence.Call...

Load More Stories

Comments (0)

All The Orion Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest