Navigate Left
  • Kaila Yu started out on MySpace, before influencer was really a word. Courtesy: Kaila Yu.

    Features

    Import model to powerhouse: Kaila Yu’s influencer journey

  • Participants take part in Dabke, a traditional Levantine dance. Taken by Toby Neal on May 6.

    News

    Students and community members rally for ceasefire on precipice of graduation

  • Hallway inside Kendall Hall leading to the door of the Title IX office. Taken by Jessica Miller on April 4

    News

    President Perez addresses Title IX, Cozen O’Conner Chico State report

  • Dr. Lee Altier,far left, helping a Tibetan refugee community establish an apple orchard in Nepal during his time in the Peace Corps. Courtesy: Dr. Lee Altier, 1980s.

    Opinion

    Peace Corps: career gateway for post-grad students

  • Most Americans know how to go into a mosh pit or grind, but that isn’t dancing. From: Pexels

    Opinion

    Americans should dance more

Navigate Right
Breaking News
Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

Picture of Grace Senoglu performing her piece entitled My Vagina was my Village at the Vagina Monologues in the BMU auditorium.

Chico State hosts Vagina Monologues

Katherine Feaster // February 16, 2015
The collection of monologues was performed by Chico State residents on Valentine's Day weekend in honor of V-Day.
Kaitlin Haley, Team Manager at PowerSave Campus at the Campus Sustainability Day event held at Colusa Hall. Photo credit: Jovanna Garcia

Sustainability Day held on campus

Jovanna Garcia // October 23, 2014
Campus Sustainability Day was celebrated Wednesday to raise awareness about green energy.
Kory Masen, former A.S. executive vice president. The Orion file photo.

AS seeking new vice president, officers

Mozes Zarate // October 14, 2014
Following the vacancy of several Associated Students board members and the resignation of Executive Vice President Kory Masen, the A.S. are currently interviewing potential replacements.
A $160,000 wildcat statue from the University of New Hampshire that the Associated Students is using as an example to illustrate the one they want to build for Chico State. Photo courtesy of the Associated Students.

AS postpones vote for for statue funding

Madison Holmes // October 14, 2014
After criticisms surfaced about a plan to build a bronze wildcat statue on campus, the Associated Students Board Of Directors postponed a vote to approve $40,000 to fund the project.
A $160,000 wildcat statue from the University of New Hampshire that the Associated Students is using as an example to illustrate the one they want to build for Chico State. Students and non-students will be able to submit designs for the statue and vote on the one they like the most. Photo courtesy of the Associated Students.

A.S. to build bronze wildcat statue

Madison Holmes // October 7, 2014
The Associated Students is collecting money from various organizations on campus to build a wildcat statue which is expected to be installed during the summer of 2015.

Divestment vote might be meaningless

Matt Murphy // April 28, 2014
The victory of the vote to divest funds from fossil fuel companies may not produce desirable results, if any.
Zi Kuang, a business administration alumni, pulls a head of lettuce from an aquaponic grow bed. Photo credit: Christine Lee

Fish feces fuel sustainable food business

Christine Lee // March 11, 2014
Two Chico State alumni have developed a system for simultaneously growing vegetables and raising fish.
Members of Chico States administration and student government attend Tuesdays City Council meeting to weigh in on the social host ordinance. Photo credit: Bill Hall

Chico adopts social host ordinance

Bill Hall // March 5, 2014
The new law would fine people who are hosting parties at which underage drinking is occurring.
Load More Stories