Chesterman Memorial Clinic breaks ground in Africa Joe Silva May 13, 2015 The Kristina Chesterman Memorial Clinic has begun construction in Nigeria after two years of fundraising and planning.
Astronomy professor goes on medical leave Joe Silva April 28, 2015 Professor Gregory Taylor from the geological and environmental sciences department exits with little explanation for students.
Model UN team receives top honors at national conference Joe Silva April 19, 2015 For the eighth time in nine years, Chico State's Model U.N. team has won the Outstanding Delegation Award.
Tuition costs still pressure students Joe Silva April 15, 2015 Though the price of college in the California State University system seems to have steadied for now, tuition hikes remain an ever-present threat.
Gay rights advocates displeased with Indiana act, California initiative Joe Silva April 7, 2015 Recent legislative activities in California and Indiana have kicked up a firestorm for gay rights advocates.
Imagineer Day inspires young students to become engineers Joe Silva March 29, 2015 The third annual event hosted by the Society of Women Engineers gives kids a chance to learn and get excited about careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
Press Pause: A severe case of sequelitis Joe Silva March 11, 2015 Hollywood needs to break out of its downward spiral and start making original content.
