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The Orion
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Orion News graphic created by Jessica Miller on Aug. 30
Orion news weekly highlights: April 20 to 26
Jessica Miller, Reporter // April 29, 2025
Recent News
Provost Leslie Cornick shared her love for the community and dedication to working more closely with the campus community. Photo taken by Chris Hutton on April 4.
Provost Leslie Cornick avoids vote of no confidence in the Academic Senate
Chris Hutton, Entertainment and Features Editor // May 8, 2025
Some student IT workers have had their hours reinstated following what is being called a "miscommunication." Photo credit: Carly Campbell
ITSS student employee shifts reinstated following a ‘miscommunication’ that led to shifts being cut
Chris Hutton and Sean Shanks // May 1, 2025
Some student IT workers are facing an uncertain future after being told by their supervisor that their last day of work is Wednesday. Illustration by Trevor Moore
Student IT workers face potential cuts in hours and early termination of employment
Sean Shanks, Chris Hutton and C. Nicholas Kepler // April 29, 2025
Seniors shovel dirt over the 2025 time capsule. Photo taken by Lexi Lynn on April 23.
Class of 2025 keeps timeless tradition alive
Lexi Lynn and Chris Hutton // April 23, 2025
Gavin Newsom addresses attendees at Chico State University Farm. Photo taken by Damon Gallegos on April 22.
Orion News graphic created by Jessica Miller on Aug. 30
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Riley Rochlitz, News Reporter

April 20, 2025

Senator Adam Schiff speaks to political science and criminal justice lecturer Katy Sylvia’s intro to U.S. government class on Tuesday afternoon in the Behavioral and Social Sciences Building on campus. Photo taken by Megan Gauer on April 15.
Orion News graphic created by Jessica Miller on Aug. 30
An attendee holds a handmade sign under her arm that reads, “Forever in our hearts.” A photo of Athena and a dove adorn the bottom of the poster. Photo taken by Lexi Lynn on April 10.
ChatGPT Edu was introduced to the campus in student and faculty forums. Photo taken by Chris Hutton on April 3
Presidential salaries were taken from the 2023 CSU Executive Compensation Summary, provided by the CSU Chancellor’s Office. All other salaries are also from 2023 and were taken from the website, Transparent California, a public service provided by the nonprofit Nevada Policy. All salary information on Transparent California comes “directly from government agencies and is obtained through public records requests,” according to its website. Graphic by Sean Shanks.
At Tuesday's student expo, Cornick was made aware of these mistakes by an Orion Reporter. She grabbed a marker and corrected the posters hung up along the walls. Photo taken by Nadia Hill on April 8.
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