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Free flu vaccine clinics being offered in Chico over the upcoming weeks Photo credit: Suzy Leamon

Free flu vaccine clinics begin Thursday

Suzy Leamon // September 30, 2015
Prepare yourself for the flu season and find out when vaccinations are being offered.
Tara Monson, sophomore psychology major, is happy there is a source to learn self-defense because she feels scared at times walking in Chico. Photo credit: Eva Gonzalez

Protecting against sexual assault

Eva Gonzalez // September 30, 2015
R.A.D. is one self-defense class that stands out.
The view of Butte Creek Canyon as seen from Lookout Point on Skyway is muddied with smoke from local fires on Monday, Sept. 14. Photo credit: Alicia Brogden

Fire prevention in wake of destructive fires

Austin Herbaugh // September 29, 2015
The threat of wildfires is here, but that risk can be reduced by being prepared and aware.

Speaking up for the voiceless

September 29, 2015
The unsigned Orion editorial is the collaborative opinion of the editorial board.
Faculty Personnel Policies and Procedures revisions have limited the minimum requirement for office hours, such shown from Timothy Sistrunk, Chair of Faculty and Student Policies Committee. Photo credit: Carly Plemons

Professor office hours requirement reduced

Carly Plemons // September 28, 2015
Faculty Personnel Policies and Procedures revisions have limited the minimum requirement for office hours.
First-year animal science major, Delaney Friel, gets salad from the Sutter Dining Hall self-serve bar. Photo credit: Christine Zuniga

Sutter Dining Q&A gave students a voice on quality of food

Michael Catelli // September 28, 2015
University Housing and Food Service hosted an open residential question and answer forum in the University Housing Utilities Building.
Illustration by Miles Huffman Photo credit: Miles Huffman

Prostitute found ‘working’ outside of Jersey Mike’s

Carly Plemons // September 28, 2015
The blotter is a selection of information directly cited from the Chico Police Department and University Police. Sept. 23.
Construction on the new arts and humanities building continues on campus. The not-yet-named structure is set for completion by December of this year. Photo credit: Kiana Alvarez

Construction on former Taylor Hall on schedule for completion

Gabriel Sandoval // September 27, 2015
Anticipation builds on campus as the new arts and humanities building nears completion.
Kelsey Graham, turning on her Pocket Points app before class starts Monday night. Photo credit: Kiana Alvarez

Pocket Points launches to more than 100 campuses

Cheyanne Burens // September 27, 2015
Former Chico State students and co-founders Mitch Gardner and Rob Anderson have had quite the year following the success of their mobile app, Pocket Points.
Jacqueline Reyes, first-year animal science major, said Chico should provide more rehabilitation services to individuals in town. Photo credit: Elizabeth Castillo

New ordinance alleviates public safety concerns

Elizabeth Castillo // September 27, 2015
The Offenses Against Public Property Ordinance provides stricter rules for public spaces in Chico.
A burned tree with a background of the smoke-filled sky. Photo credit: Allisun Coote

Staying healthy in the smoke

Sarah Strausser // September 26, 2015
Record-breaking fires in Northern California threaten Chico State student health.
Jody Jones, vice mayor of Paradise, has proposed a solution to Paradises failing sewer system. Photo Courtesy of Jody Jones.

Paradise seeks Chico’s approval for updated sewer system

Lauren Anderson // September 25, 2015
Paradise pitches the idea of a proposed updated sewer system to Chico city council.
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