Paradise victims learn to cope with grief
Julian Mendoza
February 21, 2019
A support session was held for those struggling with handling grief from the Camp Fire. The event, Wildcats Rise- Managing Through Grief and Loss, focused on what to expect after a tragedy like the Camp Fire. The event covered grief as something someone needs to go through, it can't be avoided according to Russ Hansen, a marriage and family therapist who spok...
Students suggest change at Chico State through post-its
Mathew Miranda and Josh Cozine
September 27, 2018
Poster papers were filled with writing and stuck with post-its, making suggestions, large and small, as to how to improve Chico State into the future.FutureFest's first two sessions featured an abundance of topics to discuss. After a presentation led by SmithGroup — the design and architecture firm in c...
Debra Barger retires from Chico State after 29 years
Mathew Miranda
April 30, 2018
Dean of Regional and Continuing Education Debra Barger retired Monday. Her retirement celebration was held in Colusa 100 Friday. Q: When did you start at the university? A: I started in October of 1988 at the university. I came to Chico for a job interview. I had never been here. I had never even be...
Film festival will bring awareness, inspiring stories to Chico
Jake Hutchison
October 22, 2014
At first, blind mountain bike racer Bobby McMullen was hesitant about being the subject of a documentary about his life. But once the film was complete, he was moved by the result. "I thought maybe I wasn't worthy of a film," he said. "(I am) in awe ... It was a privilege."This year's 10th annual FOCUS...
English students present poetry, projects at festival
Sarah Scharf
May 7, 2014
The annual Write On! festival gives students of the Chico State English department an opportunity to show off their best works by presenting research projects, original essays and poetry. On one side of the room, students presented poster boards or videos demonstrating research projects they've worked on over the se...
