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Michael Pratt talks about how his previous experience with Associated Students has made him ready to become president. Photo credit: George Johnston

New Associated Students president talks plans for presidency

Michael Catelli // April 13, 2016
Q and A with Associated Students president.
Graphic by Katie Durham

Associated Students election results

George Johnston // April 13, 2016

On Tuesday, April 12, Chico State students voted online in the Associated Students government election. This morning voting ended and the results of the election were counted. Here are the election results...

Bands from around town played at the event. Photo credit: Ryan Corrall

Wildcats ‘Feel the Bern’

Bridget Comito // April 13, 2016

Chico State has been experiencing a wide range of openness and support for Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. Six months ago, very few people knew his name. Today, he appeals widely to the...

John Nilson will be the new representative for alumni on the CSU Board of Trustees. Photo source: CSU Bakersfield Facebook

CSU Board of Trustees elects new member

Elizabeth Helmer // April 12, 2016

The CSU Board of Trustees appointed John Nilon as alumni trustee on Monday. Nilon, a graduate of CSU Bakersfield, will now serve on the board as a representative for alumni of all 23 CSU campuses. Nilon...

Deanna Salas, left, registers to vote with Mike Hawkins. Photo credit: Gabriel Sandoval

Coordinator continues to register Wildcats

Gabriel Sandoval // April 12, 2016

Mike Hawkins stood beside his ironing board under the shade of a swaying tree near Meriam Library last Friday morning, asking passersby if they were registered to vote. “Register to vote? Take...

People who do not follow bike safety rules on campus may be cited by UPD. Graphic by Elizabeth Castillo

Safety program benefits students with bicycle citations

Yoselin Calderon // April 12, 2016

In California, bicycles do not fall into the definition of a vehicle, but cyclists are required to follow the same transportation laws. The same rules apply when students ride their bikes or skateboards...

A measure that will be featured on the AS election ballot proposes to end the sale of bottled water on campus. Photo credit: Floritzel Sandoval

Measure hopes to ban the sale of bottled water on campus

Christine Zuniga // April 11, 2016

The 2016 Associated Students General Election has only one ballot advisory measure: Should AS halt its sale of single-use bottled water at Chico State as soon as contractually possible? The measure...

Stop Trafficking of Persons will host a human trafficking awareness event on Monday. Photo courtesy of STOP.

Students raise awareness of human trafficking issue

Bridget Comito // April 11, 2016
The STOP club is hosting their 55th Annual Human trafficking awareness event called A Voice for The Voiceless
Susanna Boxall, a professor of philosophy, said she will still have to work multiple jobs even with the faculty agreement. Photo credit: Ryan Corrall

Faculty agreement reached, compromise made

Eric Mcguire // April 11, 2016
The strike was avoided, but not all is solved.
The Sound Grenade is a handheld safety device. Photo credit: Ryan Corrall

Sound Grenade a non-violent device for personal safety

Molly Sullivan // April 10, 2016
A new personal alarm device offers a non-violent alternative for self-defense.
Chico State faculty voted to strike last year which with a last minute agreement on Friday was avoided Photo credit: Michael Catelli

Strike avoided by last minute negotiations

Elizabeth Helmer // April 10, 2016
The CSU administration and the CFA agreed to a 10.5 salary increase over the next three years.
Photo credit: Miles Huffman

2-year-old wandering alone

Yoselin Calderon // April 10, 2016

Chico Police DepartmentCall Type: Stolen Vehicle Monday 8:17 p.m., Hooker Oak AvenueReporting person said burgundy 94 Toyota 4 runner vehicle was taken.Call Type: Drunk In Public Tuesday 10:32 p.m., West...

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