#ClimateUprising raises concerns for areas prone to climate-induced disasters
February 19, 2019
Filed under Camp Fire, Community, Features, News, Showcase
A camera stabilized on a 30-foot crane captured a crowd standing in snow and hail, holding up a #ClimateUprising banner as a call-to-action to find solutions for the changing climate. Followed by the banner, participants spelled out “#ClimateUprising” by lying on the ground of the driveway into the...
Evacuation warnings and flooding caused by steady rainfall
February 14, 2019
Filed under Breaking News, Features, News
Update: 2:12 p.m. According to Meghan McMahon, the Police Information Officer at the Butte County Sheriff's office, "About six houses" have been evacuated due to flooding in the Butte County area. While rain has slowed down through the afternoon hours, there is a high possibility that it will ...
Chuck Epperson: A human defined by martial arts and music
September 19, 2018
Filed under Community, Features, Mobile Headlines, News
Chico State may be Chico's most known school, but ask professional martial artist and they'll tell you about the Epperson Brothers Kenpo Karate Dojo. Founded by and run by Chuck Epperson, this dojo specializes in teaching people American Kenpo Karate and Filipino weapons training.Epperson's weeks are...
Ghee connects local vendor to Chico community
September 18, 2018
Filed under Campus, Community, Features, Mobile Headlines, News
Back in 2003, Indya Gage began her journey of self-healing. Gage's exploration into medicine, meditation and spirituality led to the discovery of ghee, the foundation for her business, Mama Sattva. “My whole life, encompassing my business and my personal life, it’s all a practice of being on a...
Shift Bicycle Cafe rides its way onto Chico State
September 5, 2018
Filed under Campus, Community, Features, Mobile Headlines, News, Photo Galleries, Showcase
Dutch Bros may reign supreme in the minds of Chico State students, but ask almost any local at the Saturday Farmer’s Market and they will tell you which coffee stand is quickly becoming one of the best in town. Although the coffee is the primary reason people return to Shift Bicycle Cafe, its unique design is what initia...
Inside Chico State’s up-and-coming Latino reggaeton artist: Chuma
September 27, 2017
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Features, Q&As, Showcase
The moment after he crafted his first song, he realized his potential. He couldn’t sleep, couldn’t eat and, most definitely, couldn't stop creating music. This is Chuma. Christopher "Chuma" Zamora didn't always think he'd be a singer. It wasn't until he entered college that he'd consider being a...
Sociologist by day, bassist by night
September 19, 2017
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Campus, Features, Mobile Headlines, Showcase, Visuals
One may not think initially that the study of human society and an aggressive music genre have much in common, but for Chico State sociology professor and alumna Alexandra Kokkinakis, it’s her life. Kokkinakis grew up listening to punk-rock music in L.A. as a skateboarding soundtrack. Onc...
Small town vibes for a big city woman
March 9, 2017
Filed under Features, Humans of Chico State
Molly Spink Bachelor of CommunicationGrad year: 2017"On a 13-hour flight across the ocean, I wondered what to expect in Chico," senior communication studies major Molly Spink said. "Coming from New Zealand where the number of sheep outnumber the people, America always seemed a world away. Just a couple o...
Humans of Chico State
March 1, 2017
Filed under Features, Humans of Chico State, Visuals
"When I graduated high school I was lost. I didn't know what was expected of me. I didn't really know where to go. I didn't really feel that my high school had prepared me well for the transition to higher secondary education. So I ended up going to two different community colleges: Santa Anna and Mo...
Alumna working for diversity
February 17, 2017
Egypt Howard is using her past experiences to help better the lives of her local African-American community. Former Chico State student, Egypt Howard remembers a lack of empathy in the Chico community and a lack of people putting time and effort into empowering black students on campus. While attending...
Humans of Chico State
February 14, 2017
Filed under Features, Humans of Chico State, Visuals
"No one chooses to be a refugee. (But) I am a refugee from Iran. My family migrated to the U.S. as a direct result of U.S. imperialism. What’s on my mind and in my heart right now is that…for several decades now, most folks that move to the U.S. from the global south or middle east, do so...
Humans of Chico State
February 12, 2017
Filed under Humans of Chico State
"Me and Doug Cue (current Chico State senior) went to a remote island called Tioman island off the coast of Malaysia, trying to get the second ever American ascent of this 1,500-foot rock tower. When we got there, we were the only tourists on the island and it was filled with cats, like cats everywhere, al...
