Student wallets will be $270 lighter next year.
The CSU Board of Trustees voted to approve a 5 percent tuition increase for 23 campuses at its March 22 meeting in Long Beach, Calif.
Despite opposition...
Feb. 7: Oroville Dam officials discovered erosion damage to the bottom half of the spillway. According to the California Department of Water Resources, flow over the spillway was stopped to investigate...
Throughout California, students are working to increase funding for the CSU and stop the tuition increase.
In his budget proposal, Gov. Jerry Brown only offered $157.2 million while the CSU requested...
The investigation into the reported rape that occurred Feb. 5 at the Kappa Sigma fraternity house is ongoing, according to University Police Chief John Feeney.
The University Police Department was...
Students for Quality Education, a coalition of CSU students, is hosting a statewide student protest this week in response to the proposed 5 percent tuition increase.
At Chico State, the protest will...
President Barack Obama made history when he became the first African-American president in 2009. In his two terms, he led the country through international conflicts and domestic unrest. He also instituted...
President Gayle Hutchinson concluded her 100-day listening tour on Dec. 2, and is now incorporating the feedback into her plan for the next academic year.
At the start of her presidency, Hutchinson...
Finalists for the position of vice president for business and finance will visit campus in February 2017, according to a campus email from President Gayle Hutchinson.
The vice president for business and...
The three finalists for the position of provost and vice president of academic affairs will visit Chico State this week.The finalists are Carlos C. Ayala from Sonoma State, Debra S. Larson from Cal Poly...
Student residences and apartments are at increased risk for burglary and property crime during winter break, according to University Police Chief John Feeney.
The Chico Police Department’s 2015 annual...
University Police Department:
Call type: Suspicious Subject
Monday 10:39 p.m., Ayres Hall
A man was standing in front of the door to Ayres hall and attempted to "bless them" as they entered.
Call...
The CSU Board of Trustees has postponed its vote on the proposed 5 percent tuition hike for two months, moving the vote to its March 21 meeting.
The CSU is currently facing a $168.8 million shortfall...
Sean Morgan, a lecturer at Chico State, and Reanette Fillmer were elected as mayor and vice mayor of Chico at the City Council meeting on Tuesday.
Morgan was unanimously elected after the current...
Joe Wills, the director of public affairs and publications, celebrated his retirement on Dec. 2 after 19 years at Chico State.
At least 200 Chico State faculty, staff and students, including Willie...
Students talked about themes of fear, shame and grief during the post-election forum for Democrats Nov. 16 in the Bell Memorial Union.
Students gathered in four groups where they discussed their feelings...
Students from 23 CSU campuses are protesting the proposed tuition hike at the Board of Trustees meeting in Long Beach, California.
The CSU Chancellor recently proposed raising tuition by 5 percent to...
CSU students could pay 5 percent more in tuition next fall, according to a tuition proposal by CSU Chancellor Timothy White.
If the proposal passes, annual tuition would increase by $270 for undergraduates,...
University Police Department:
Call type: Suspicious Circumstance
Saturday 11:05 p.m., Wildcat Recreation Center
A group of people were reported for allegedly carrying a real chainsaw.
Call...
President Gayle Hutchinson discussed strengths, challenges and avenues for investment at the last open forum of her listening tour Oct. 24 in the Performing Arts Center.
President Hutchinson has met with...
University Police are still investigating a string of incidents involving the drugging of male students that occurred in late September and early October.
The campus was notified of the incidents in a...
University Police Department:
Call type: Suspicious Circumstance
Monday 9:14 a.m., O’Connell Technology Center
A student came to a class they were not enrolled in and was being disruptive.
Call...
Last year, Chancellor Timothy White released a report on campus services to address student food insecurity, and since then Chico State has been raising awareness and expanding its campus programs.
One...
The Great Debate, an annual event for communication students, will have a forum for Chico City Council candidates on Oct. 21 at noon at the City Council Chamber.
"Being in Chico for a majority of the year...
Student volunteers at the Center for Healthy Communities enrolled eligible students in CalFresh, formerly known as food stamps, Oct. 12 in an event to raise awareness about food insecurity.
“We’re...
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The former President’s Mansion located on the north end of campus is receiving a $1.75 million restoration and renovation so it can be used for university events.
Construction...
University Police Department:
Call type: Non-injury Hit and Run
Monday 8:20 a.m., Parking Structure on Cherry Street
A black Chevy Tahoe was seen hitting a red Ford Ranger on the first floor of...
University Police Department:
Call type: Transient Call
Monday 8:14 a.m., Main Street
A transient man camped in front of bike rack outside 25 Main St., preventing people from parking their bikes.
Call...
Kathleen Moroney’s office is like no other on campus. Next to her desk and the other typical office furniture, Moroney has two bookcases full of food. There are shelves filled with rice, canned food,...
As a part of her 100-day listening tour, President Gayle Hutchinson met with Associated Students officers today to address diversity and safety on campus.
With the data collected from the diversity...
University Police have plans to add body-worn cameras to their law enforcement strategy, but the exact policy and budget for their use have not been confirmed.
The incident involving Chico Police and...
To raise awareness about International Go Topless Day, the Chico Breast Liberation held a picnic at One Mile Recreation Area on Sunday to advocate for equal rights for women to be shirtless in public....
To commemorate Cesar Chavez, Chico State students gathered in Trinity Commons on March 28 to show solidarity with the California Faculty Association strike.
“We want to continue Cesar Chavez’s...
Death was in the air amidst the beautiful spring weather at Chico State's first Death Cafe on March 23.
Death Cafe is an international movement devoted to allaying fear and anxiety of death and increasing...
The Stop Trafficking of Persons club tabled outside of Butte Hall on March 8 to raise awareness about their upcoming events, including their annual conference on April 11-14. However, the conference may...
