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  • “Flaming Wedgee,” controlled by Heather Vo, melting “Drone,” a lightweight flying robot, in an early fight. Taken by Nathan Chiochios on April 13.

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    ‘Flamethrowers allowed’ at Chico State’s first Robotronica

  • The inside of Eggroll King. Photo taken by Callum Standish.

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    The Orion tries Egg Roll King

  • Unidentified Project Rebound staff members stand outside Butte Hall, where the organizations office resides on the first floor. Courtesy of Lucy Ventura, Project Rebound public relations executive.

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    Chico State’s Project Rebound helps students after incarceration

  • Nautica Blue released the second edition of the dystopian novel, A Skye of Jade, in April. Photos courtesy Nautica Blue, collage created by Ariana Powell using Pixlr.

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    ‘A Skye of Jade:’ a dystopian world created by Chico State student

  • The men’s bathroom on the second floor of Tehama Hall has a sign titled “All-Gender Restroom Coming Soon!” taped to it. The restrooms are expected to be updated by the fall 2025 semester in Yolo and the Student Services Center will also be under construction. Taken by Grace Stark on April 11.

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    Chico State announces construction plans for gender-inclusive bathrooms

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Kimly Lewis, 15, performs a ring flip in front of Kendall Hall during Chico World Music Festival.

Chico World Music Festival

September 16, 2015
Chico State hosted the world music festival on Saturday, Sept. 12 outside Laxson Auditorium. Many type of music genres were performed from ska, indie-hop, to urban rock and many people attended to enjoy the free event. Photos by Emily Teague
Charles, a homeless man, carries all of his belongings and his dog with him at all times. Photo credit: Sam Barker

Red-top meters to help homeless

Lauren Anderson // September 15, 2015
Meters will be installed downtown to combat panhandling and provide resources for the homeless.
First-year animal science major, Delaney Friel, gets salad from the Sutter Dining Hall self-serve bar on Sunday. Photo credit: Christine Zuniga

Students voice concerns with Sutter Dining

Stephanie Schmieding // September 14, 2015
Following the discovery of a salamander in one student's salad from Sutter Dining, many students have expressed their dissatisfaction with the establishment.

Chico State ranked ninth in the Western US

Carly Plemons // September 13, 2015
Chico State is more than its reputable party lifestyle.
Missing person found on prostitution website

Missing person found on prostitution website

Carlos Islas // September 13, 2015
The blotter is a selection of information directly cited from the Chico Police Department and University Police. September 13.
The Sacramento River is home to the Chinook salmon, which have been dying in the heat waves as a result of the drought. Photo credit: Austin Herbaugh

Salmon population in the Sacramento River nearly wiped out by warm water

Austin Herbaugh // September 12, 2015
Drought conditions have caused the Sacramento River to warm up, which killed nearly 95 percent of the Chinook salmon last year.
Lisa Almaguer, Communications Manager at Butte County Health Department, provides insight on sexually transmitted infections in light of recent statistics. Photo credit: Sarah Strausser

STDs on the rise in Butte county

Sarah Strausser // September 11, 2015
Students are encouraged to get tested as reported gonorrhea and syphilis cases increase in Butte County.
BlueLight application guides students home safely

BlueLight application guides students home safely

Katelyn Martin // September 11, 2015
The new safety application, BlueLight is helping restore safety amongst students.

Woman assaults staff in physical science building

Carly Plemons // September 10, 2015
The blotter is a selection of information directly cited from the Chico Police Department. September 10.

Son brings meth to family barbecue

Brandon Eiges // September 10, 2015
The blotter is a selection of information directly cited from the Chico Police Department. September 8.
Chico State will be celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in September in light of the record-breaking increase of Hispanic and Latino enrollment at 42.1 percent. Photo credit: Jenelle Kapellas

New horizons for campus diversity

Cheyanne Burens // September 9, 2015
Hispanic and Latino admissions surpass those of Caucasian students just in time for Hispanic Heritage month.
Kenny Singh, junior nursing major, was charged thousands of dollars in fees upon moving out of his apartment. Photo credit: Lauren Anderson

Student charged thousands in apartment rental fees

Lauren Anderson // September 8, 2015
A Chico State junior was charged thousands of dollars in fees after moving out of his apartment, despite his vigorous amount of cleaning.
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