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Thanks to a humorous doctor and a positive attitude, I slid through my first Pap smear (psychologically) unscathed.
Students can help choose the album for the art collective's sixth tribute concert by filling out a brief survey online.
Chico, whether residents like it or not, remains a massive canvas for budding artists and gangsters.
The modern jazz band has harvested an eclectic collection of covers for its impressive and locally-recorded third album.
David Day keeps the Student Services Center's fourth floor clean during the week and picks up his guitar and fishing pole on weekends.
English graduate students read their original stories and poems of desire, anguish and speculation at the Writer's Voice Graduate Writers' Workshop on Thursday.
My first holiday without both parents helped me come to grips with emotions I'd been avoiding for months.
The 22-year-old country crooner released a second album that's one for the storybooks.
Chico residents won't have to travel far to see a whole new world next week.
The Orion chatted with two music industry students about lobbying, the Grammys on the Hill Awards and grazing Zac Hanson's tush.
The Orion sat down with Sarah Pike, director of the University Film Series at Chico State, to talk about why students should give their Netflix accounts a break every Tuesday night and catch a showing.
The Orion sat down with two student directors of the 2014 Donna Stone Breed Memorial One-Acts to discuss the rewards and excitement of directing.
Dance Gavin Dance, Icarus the Owl and Clouds on Strings rocked the Bell Memorial Union Friday night.
A professor is retiring after 28 years of teaching theater and dance courses and directing and choreographing School of the Arts productions at Chico State.
Chico State's School of The Arts presents "Creation Stories" March 5-8 and 11-13, bringing laughs and inspiring thought about the different stories cultures tell about the beginning of life as we know it.
Chico State's ninth annual Harlem Renaissance Rent Party brings 1920s style and spirit to campus for a good cause.
The Art House features one-of-a-kind sculptures, furniture, mosaics and ceramic art.
Keeping Dance Alive! returns to Laxson Auditorium March 7-8, showcasing a variety of local dance talents.
Suzi Q. Smith recited poems covering immigration, Justin Timberlake, kisses and war on Thursday night at the UHUB.
BOHO's reopening party on Saturday night featured psychedelic-inspired art and handmade products from local artists.
Chico Unplugged had Woodstock's Pizza packed with people whooping, clapping and singing along to local acoustic musicians on Thursday night.
Chico Performances' True Blues: History of Blues will showcase the history and culture of the blues through a night of music and conversation.
The inaugural Keep Chico Weird Talent Show had audiences clapping, whooping and laughing Saturday night at the El Rey Theatre.
Chico State senior art major Travis Stock creates and welds modified bicycles, sculpts, draws, sings, acts and writes music. There is no limit to his artistic interests, abilities and creative vision.
Musicians with a variety of experience gathered at Cafe Flo to play standard bluegrass tunes with audience participation.
Chico All Fired Up ceramic art center offers a variety of classes and pottery projects, and benefits the community.
Acoustic finger-style guitarists Peter Janson and Larry Pattis performed an intimate show at the 1078 Gallery Thursday.
