Lightning splits Bidwell Mansion tree
April 13, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, Campus, Community, News
While most Chico State students sought shelter from the hailstorm hitting campus, a bolt of lightning struck a tree by Bidwell Mansion, splitting it in half. Jewel Keahilhau was sitting in her car at the Bidwell Mansion parking lot, recording the hail when the tree split and fell on her vehicle. Keahilhau...
Gateway makes science sweeter with Candy Chemistry
March 24, 2016
Filed under Breaking News, News
This Friday and Saturday, the Gateway Science museum will host a sweet event. Literally. Every week the museum hosts an, “Investigation Station;” an activity featuring hands-on labs aimed at engaging the community and making science a fun experience. Do to the upcoming Easter holiday, t...
Walking through Chico’s history
October 3, 2015
Filed under Special Sections
Most cities have a unique history, combined with its culture and people, that define it as a town. Chico is one of these cities. From farming in the north valley to the beginnings of Chico State, these historic events helped shape the present culture. The Janet Turner Print Museum, the Chico Museum and Bidwel...
Stolen vehicle on Cedar St.
January 26, 2015
Filed under News, Police Blotter
University Police Department Call Type: Directed Patrol 7:00 p.m, Modoc Hall "Chico High students smoking outside of Modoc Hall and behind Bidwell Mansion. Women has black wavy hair and wearing bright multicolored backpack with shapes." Call Type: Narcotics Violation 12:10 a.m, University ...
John C. Ayres: More than just a name on campus
December 1, 2014
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Previews
Sharp, precise lines intersect, making shapes on a piece of white paper. The watercolor shapes overlap, forming a building that looks like the Emerald City from "The Wizard of Oz." There is no bleeding. There are no imperfections. This year celebrates the centenary of the artist of that piece, whose name is all over campus, altho...
Lost, found: Bidwell mystery box opened
December 1, 2014
Filed under Features
When construction workers Thomas Williams, Ken Piercy and Brian Wood started digging on the corner of Sol-Wil-Le-No Avenue and the Esplanade, they expected to find concrete, dirt and maybe a few old bottles. What they found instead was memory itself, sealed in a copper box. A time capsule, l...
Bucket list of activities for students
September 19, 2014
Filed under Features
Stephanie Schmieding can be reached at [email protected] or @stephbottt on twitter.
Retired professor keeps history alive
February 16, 2014
Filed under Features
With more than 200 different trees on Chico State’s campus, it’s hard for a person to keep track. Except for one man. Wes Dempsey, 87, has led campus arboretum tours for more than 30 years and is the guide to all things green at Chico State. His passion and advocacy for the campus arboretum has helped nourish the grounds with people still referring to his experti...
