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The Orion

Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

Tapingo workers will be delivering coffee to students in the library before finals week. Photo credit: Daisy Dardon

Coffee shop offers delivery during finals frenzy

Daisy Dardon // December 14, 2014
During finals week, Common Grounds will be offering delivery services to the library through the Tapingo app.
Thia Wolf, director of the First-Year Experience Program, said the course allows students to examine the poverty through more than one disciplinary lens. Photo courtesy of Chico State.

Students present research on poverty

Madison Holmes // December 13, 2014
The public was invited to attend a visual demonstration tracking regional poverty.
View of the Chico river from the destroyed Gus Manolis Bridge during the North State Storm on Thursday. Photo credit: Anna Sobreviñas

Campus remains open despite storm, floods

Anna Sobreviñas // December 12, 2014
Chico State campus stays open throughout the North State storm. Flooding, overflowing of the Big Chico Creek and heavy winds continued during the day as students and faculty continued with classes.
Associated Students President Taylor Herren and Chico State President Paul Zingg. Photo credit: David Mcvicker

Foundation approves resolution to divest

David Mcvicker // December 12, 2014
Chico State President Paul Zingg said the foundation's finance committee will now meet to develop a financial investment plan that will be free of investments in fossil fuel companies.
Senate President Pro Tempore Kevin de León, center, announcing SB15 with co-authors of the bill on Dec. 2. Photo courtesy of California State Senate.

New bill aims to keep CSU tuition steady

Ernesto Rivera // December 10, 2014
SB15 will give the California State University system more money for additional sections, academic advisers and student slots, it will also create a new unit-based grant. The money comes from eliminating the Middle Class Scholarship, increasing non-resident tuition and asking the state for more money.
Graphic courtesy of the National Weather Service, Sacramento.

Major downpour to hit North State

Anna Sobreviñas // December 9, 2014
Experts at the National Weather Service, Sacramento are estimating as much as one to five-inches of rainfall and gusts of wind as fast as 60 miles-per-hour from Wednesday to Friday.
Chico Heat co-owners Pat Gillick, left, and Steve Nettleton, center, with Heat mascot Heater the Dragon. Photo courtesy of Chico Heat.

Chico Heat returns to Nettleton Stadium

Robert Engels // December 9, 2014
The formerly-independent professional baseball team will retake the field as an elite collegiate team for the summer of 2016.
Chico State engineer students cannot contain their excitement to receive their diplomas at spring 2014 graduation ceremony. Photo credit: Chelsea Jeffers

Graduation rate nears chancellor’s goal

Enrique Raymundo // December 9, 2014
Chico State is close to succeeding the chancellor's graduation rate goal, but there are still issues holding the rate down. Retaining first and second year students and minority students are the key to keeping graduation rates up.
Butte County District Attorney Mike Ramsey.

Phone scammers target Butte residents

David Mcvicker // December 6, 2014
Butte County District Attorney Mike Ramsey said that scammers are described as having an Indian or Jamaican accent and phone numbers have been traced as far as New York and Texas.
Photo credit: Ernesto Rivera

Christmas tree lights up downtown Chico

David Mcvicker // December 6, 2014
Hundreds of community members filled City Plaza in downtown to see the 60-foot Blue Atlas Cedar illuminated by more than 8,000 LED Christmas lights.
Online education receives top ranking

Online education receives top ranking

Madison Holmes // December 4, 2014
Chico State's cost for online schooling is $233.40 per credit hour for in-state residents. It is one of the most affordable schools in California.
Cross-Cultural Leadership Center Program Coordinator Katie Peterson. Photo courtesy of Cross-Cultural Leadership Center.

Chico State sees rise in student diversity

David Mcvicker // December 3, 2014
The Hispanic student population on Chico State's campus tripled in numbers from 2004 to 2014 and can now be considered to receive federal Hispanic-serving institution designation.
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