Stephanie Schmieding, Editor-in-Chief
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Chico State President Paul Zingg will end his presidency and retire in early July following 13 years as Chico State's president and 23 years in the CSU system. The Orion has put together a timeline of...
Cesar Chavez weekend was less active than previous years, according to the Chico Police Department.
Overall, there were 76 arrests made during the weekend period of Thursday, March 31, to Sunday,...
Chico Police arrested Nathan Henderson early Sunday morning for burglaries that occurred at Pleasant Valley High School and Bidwell Junior High.
Here's what happened:
On April 2, officers responded...
The many different types of shops in Chico can provide retail therapy for all in need.
Following the discovery of a salamander in one student's salad from Sutter Dining, many students have expressed their dissatisfaction with the establishment.
Paul Zingg has been the president of Chico State for 12 years.
While the NBA is filled with many promising MVP contenders, this year it looks like Golden State is taking the title home.
The Orion has helped mold many successful journalists and other professionals that reside around the nation.
Students, faculty and community members gathered in the Bell Memorial Union auditorium to celebrate, support and learn about LGBTQ+ issues.
Tim Whitaker, computer science major, reflects on his adventures in the world of rock climbing and how it has shaped the person he is today.
Chico State's Society of Engineers team is building a new and improved race car from scratch to race against schools from all over the world.
Chris Ernst, vice president of marketing and corporate communications for El Camino Hospital in the Silicon Valley, reflects on her experiences at Chico State and how they have shaped the life that she has today.
The civil engineering department raised money for its conference competition by putting on a roller disco at Cal Skate.
Jennifer Clowers, Peace Corps volunteer and recruitment officer, talks about her rewarding experience in Guinea and Niger.
Chico State students, community members and University Police walked the dark streets of Chico to target unsafe areas.
Nutrition professor Dawn Clifford provides insight on how to indulge and control Halloween cravings.
Anthropology professor Brian Brazeal ventures through a vast international market in high-priced rock.
Students and faculty discuss why there are inaccurate assumptions about race, ethnicity, gender and personality.
Alpha Gamma Delta is raising money and spreading the word about a sister in need.
Distance can be difficult but not impossible.
From the downright inappropriate remarks to the nasty attacks and an occasional nice review, Chico State professors read the comments made about them on Rate My Professors.
There's more to do in Chico than just drink, so The Orion compiled a map for possible adventures that students can complete before they graduate.
Students have many opportunities to stay in shape while enjoying the outdoors and exploring Chico.
100th Monkey Cafe & Books lends a helping hand to the community by providing meals compensated by donations and a volunteer staff.
Students express who they are through a single question.
Tips and tricks to help preserve water without burning a hole in your pocket.
