The performance by Aoki will be held in The Turner gallery and is free for students and the public to attend. The exhibition currently on display is “In Focus: Asian American Artists at The Turner.”
After...
The Government Affairs Committee will consider the resolution to renounce both the manner of implementation and the substance of the systemwide Time, Place and Manner policy.
The resolution was proposed...
Around 500 educators, medical and mental health professionals, advocates, parents and neurodivergent and disabled individuals filled the BMU auditorium Friday for the Northern California Neurodiversity...
There is no shortage of big-budget video games on the market these days. But even the latest AAA titles can feel a little stale at times. Thankfully, there have been plenty of lesser-known games throughout...
Classes are now being held in the new Behavioral and Social Sciences building while construction is being completed. Most of the work is done, but some issues persist as many small elements are still being...
The Momentum Choreography Collective showcase of student-created dance pieces is Saturday at 2 and 7 p.m. in the Bell Memorial Union auditorium. Students choreograph, perform and direct all the dances,...
Jesus Tecolotecpatl changed into traditional Aztec garments to perform ritual dances. The origins of Dia de Muertos are traced back to ancient Mesoamerican cultures like the Aztecs and Mayans.
Jesus Tecolotecpatl delivered a passionate message to the crowd about the purpose and beauty of tradition. "With open hearts and open minds, we're asking our ancestors to come hang out with us for a bit,"...
Ofrenda is the Spanish name for the altars set up during Dia de Muertos festivities. They vary in size and how they are decorated depends on regional traditions. Images of saints or deceased loved ones...
Attempts by third-party candidates to inject themselves into the national political conversation have become fruitless. At best, they can mobilize some voters and bring increased awareness to certain issues....
Since 1981, the collective world of baseball has been spared the horror of watching the Dodgers and the Yankees play each other in the fall classic. Alas, the fall of our discontent is upon us as that...
The College of Communication and Education held an entertaining retro pc gaming event Thursday to welcome another program to their ranks. The dramatic, percussion-driven synth music of the Unreal Tournament...
The College of Communication and Education, the Computer Graphics Club and nonprofit Tech Toss are all coming together Thursday for three hours of retro PC gaming.
The event, held in Tehama 105 from...
The 10th anniversary exhibit of ‘‘The Screenprint Biennial,’’ based out of New York City, has made its only stop on the West Coast at Chico State’s Janet Turner Print Museum.
The biennial...
There are over 60 blue light phones spread throughout campus and university housing. Chico State suggests students familiarize themselves with the different ways to report criminal behavior that are outlined...
Chico State recently published its Annual Security and Fire Safety Reports, as required by the Clery Act. It updates the crime statistics, specifically that which is required by the Clery law, with data...
La Tercera Planta de la Galería en el Bell Memorial Union está actualmente mostrando una exhibición de fotografía titulada “¿Qué pasaría si?” por la estudiante de último año de Chico State,...
El Incendio Park es el más reciente y uno de los más grandes en lo que se está convirtiendo en una tendencia anual de crisis relacionadas con incendios forestales en California. Sin embargo, con cada...
Chico State fue una de las seis universidades estatales de California auditadas por la Oficina del Auditor Estatal de California en relación con el Informe de Seguridad Anual más reciente de la universidad.
El...
The tradition and cultural significance of Japanese kimono garments is the subject of an exhibit currently on display at the Chico State’s Anthropology Museum. Most of the kimonos in the exhibit came...
The Third Floor Gallery in the Bell Memorial Union is currently hosting a photography exhibit titled “What if?” by Chico State senior, Bailey James.
The exhibit consists of photographs taken by...
The Park Fire is the latest, and one of the largest, in what is becoming a yearly trend of wildfire-related crises in California. Yet, with each crisis comes new opportunities to learn and to improve our...
Chico State was among six California State Universities audited by the California State Auditor’s Office regarding the university’s most recent Annual Security Report.
The audit report, which used...
