The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute is in the running for a $1 million endowment from its parent organization, The Bernard Osher Foundation. If selected, it will be the second time the organization has been granted an endowment.
Approximately 1,200 students in Chico State's fraternity and sorority organizations donated more than $11,000 in cash and food items during Greek Week, a week of local community support and philanthropic efforts hosted by Greek chapters.
Rachel Middleman will spend the spring semester researching for her book project "Radical Eroticism: Women, Art, and the Transformation of Sexual Aesthetics in the 1960s."
Three suspects fled the intersection of Third and Salem streets with an undisclosed amount of valuable property. Chico Police are currently seeking the getaway vehicle, a 2003 silver Acura license plate number 5DRN905.
More than 50 student employees work at the University Farm, 10 of which live at the farm year-round. The farm relies on student workers to make sure each farming unit runs smoothly.
Chico State's political science chair Ryan Patten presented the findings of the book he and former political science professor Lori Beth Way coauthored.
Chico State had 113 cases which tested positive in chlamydia for women and 57 cases which tested positive for men, according to Jill Cannaday, nursing supervisor at Student Health Service.
While the state legislation, AB 109, might be reducing the inmate population of state prisons, it is bringing more violence to jails, according to a new study by members of the Chico State Political Science Department.
A Chico State lecturer was recently hired for the state Department of Health Care Services, and will be responsible for developing and implementing health care delivery systems to people enrolled in the Medi-Cal program.
