iFriend is a new monthly hosting program that will will pair Chico State faculty and their families with international students. The program will start in the spring 2015 semester. Some current international students are saying it will be a great opportunity for cultural exchange.
Police patrol party-heavy areas near Chico State as students continue celebrating Halloween. Police broke up a large party on West Sacramento Avenue, forcing the crowds to fill the street.
The Society of Physics Students drops pumpkins from the fourth floor of Butte Hall for the 27th annual Pumpkin Drop. The event encourages elementary school students to stay interested in science.
Griffin Dorais, 17, will be remembered at a memorial Nov. 2 at the Conzelmann Community Center in Sacramento. Students can access free urgent walk-in services at the Counseling and Wellness Center in Student Services building.
The Wildcat Recreation Center is planting their own vegetables in tower planters within the facility. The gym has given the vegetables to the Bell Memorial Union Marketplace Cafe for the local lunches.
Greek organizations were either put on probation or suspension by governing councils. The organizations failed to comply with the Fraternity and Sorority Affair's policies and procedures.
More than 33 officers from other California State Universities and the Critical Response Unit will be in Chico to help keep peace during Halloween festivities.
International students facing racism is not uncommon. Students and members of the community have a responsibility to educate themselves on shared similarities between cultures in order to end racism said Frank Li, director of the International Education office.
A Chico State geography professor and his students joined the Chico Fire Department to ask the city to help fund a project that would get rid of an invasive, flammable plant growing along Little Chico Creek.
