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Jessie Ramirez, senior psychology major, is a first-generation college student. Photo credit: Molly Sullivan

Chico State ranked high for serving low-income students

February 5, 2016
In a new national ranking system, Chico State scored in the top 18 percent for providing helpful and affordable resources to low-income students.
A dazed and confused ordinance proposal was stuck down at last Tuesdays city council meeting trying to ban the already illegal Marijuana Photo credit: Miles Huffman & George Johnston

Pot ban goes up in smoke

February 4, 2016
City council votes down more dispensary regulations
Campus and community members gather for webinar addressing non-binary and trans student needs. Photo credit: Christine Zuniga

Chico State sponsors webinar for gender identity sensitivity

February 4, 2016
After complaints from students, Chico State hosts webinar for the needs of non-binary and transgender students.
Photo credit: Miles Huffman

Vicious dog becomes nuisance to neighborhood

February 3, 2016
How many canine disturbances does it take?
Two sweet hearts in the throws of love express how they feel for each other. Photo credit: George Johnston

Chico voted sixth most romantic city in America

February 3, 2016
Did you expect it?
Rocky Chavez, a candidate for the U.S. Senate, graduated from Chico State in 1973. Photo credit: Grant Casey

Alum campaigns for U.S. Senate

February 3, 2016
Rocky Chavez, a Chico State alum, is running for the U.S. Senate.
Niels Thomas, president of International Accounting Honors Association said that the accounting program is demanding. Photo credit: George Johnston

Students find success after graduation

February 2, 2016
Student clubs, faculty support and networking pave the way for successful students.
Photo courtesy of the University Employees Union.

Faculty speak out about secretive nature of closed searches

February 2, 2016
Find out what campus employees think of the secretive nature of closed searches
AGC planted trees in Humboldt neighborhood park, at Willow and Humboldt Streets. Photo credit: Katelyn Somers

Chico State recognized with national community service award

February 2, 2016
Construction club on campus helps community and wins award.
With the Torres Shelter closing soon, many homeless individuals will have one less place to sleep at night. Photo courtesy of Torres Community Shelter

More homeless on streets due to largest shelter closing

February 2, 2016
The Torres Shelter for the homeless will be closing its doors due to a lack of financial resources.
Water pools in front of businesses as Cal Water crews try to reverse flooding. Photo credit: Michael Catelli

Water pipeline bursts on 9th and Orange Street

February 1, 2016
A waterline bursts on the corner of 9th and Orange street around 3 p.m. today. Chico Fire Department conducted traffic control as California Water Service crews tried to reverse the flooding.
Chico Fire Department inspects damage in the Aymer J. Hamilton Hall Photo credit: Michael Catelli

Fire starts in children’s center

February 1, 2016
A small fire started in Aymer J. Hamilton early this morning
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