Heavy rains could threaten salmon spawn from toxic Camp Fire runoff
December 3, 2018
With the Camp Fire 100% contained, evacuation orders are slowly being lifted and roads are opening up allowing residents of Honey Run and Butte Creek Canyon to return to their property for the first time since being ravaged by the Camp Fire. However, with cleanup efforts still in their early stages th...
Chico City Council Election Guide: Meet the eight candidates running for three council seats
November 2, 2018
The Chico City Council consists of seven council members each elected for four-year terms. Three of these council seats will be up for grabs this Tuesday, during the City of Chico's General Municipal Election. Voters will get the opportunity to choose between these eight candidates. *The candidate...
Campus vandalism, more broken elevators and community assault
October 9, 2018
University Police Call Type: Disturbance Wednesday 11:28 p.m., Sutter Residential Dining Center A group of loud males were reportedly yelling at each other and trying to start a fight outside. Subjects tried to enter the dining hall, but were denied entry by students. Call Type: Vandalism Thursday 12:58 a...
Academic Senate suspends rules, votes immediately for gender inclusive name change
October 6, 2018
Students looking to minor in Chicano Studies next semester will be seeing a change to their schedule. In a show of support for gender neutrality, Chico State will be changing its Chicano Studies minor program to the more inclusive “Intersectional Chicanx/Latinx Studies,” it was decided Wednesday,...
Student leaders speak out against executive pay raises
Justin Jackson, Dan Christian, and Josh Cozine
September 24, 2018
Jared Geiser stood outside the BMU auditorium, speaking bluntly with the Chair of Community and Government Relations for CSU Northridge, Tracy Johnson. “I’ve got hungry students here to think about,” Geiser said. Geiser serves as Chico State’s Executive Vice President for the Associated Students. “I...
Chico City council candidates speak on local issues at open forum
September 6, 2018
The Chico Chamber of Commerce offered voters free coffee, Wednesday, and the opportunity to hear candidates speak on important issues facing voters in the upcoming election at the Chico Area Recreation and Development Community Center. The event was open to the public, but due to limited space attendees...
