Letters to: A future Wildcat
February 21, 2018
Filed under Blogs, Columns, Mobile Headlines, Opinion
Dear future Wildcat, Getting through college can be hard no matter what your circumstances are. You’ll wonder whether you've made the right decision, but you did. When first getting to college, the first thing you’ll want to do is make friends because college can be a very lonely experience. Howeve...
M.E.Ch.A. meetings kick off with plans for the semester
February 15, 2018
Filed under Breaking News, Campus, Community, Mobile Headlines, News, Showcase
Chico State’s chapter of M.E.Ch.A. announced plans for events celebrating heritage in their first meeting of the year Wednesday.The Chico chapter of this organization, which stands for the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicanx de Aztlán, has been around since 1969. It exists as a platform to help t...
Steer away from dating apps this Valentine’s Day
February 10, 2018
Filed under Mobile Headlines, Opinion
When someone is longing for a relationship or has recently had a breakup, Valentine's Day is a cruel reminder of reality, according to Psych Central. Sometimes, those who are in a vulnerable state look for satisfaction and acceptance through dating apps.Attraction and desire cannot be predicted by da...
Photo of the day
February 8, 2018
Filed under Multimedia, Photo Galleries, Showcase
Chico State students, Andrew Freeman, Eric Azevedo, and Jacob Van Meter, take advantage of the warm weather to work on assignments on the Chico State campus.
Butte County program aims to give students educational opportunities
February 4, 2018
Filed under Administration, Breaking News, Campus, Community, Mobile Headlines, News
Education leaders in Chico came together to sign the Butte County Promise Thursday.The Butte County Promise is a program to give all students the opportunity to further their education after graduating high school, by increasing the collaboration of Chico's education leaders to align educational pro...
Rising tuition spurs student discussion
February 3, 2018
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Chico's chapter of Students for Quality Education (SQE) met to discuss upcoming increased tuition costs Friday.As music from second-week student parties could be heard from SSC 206, concerned students met to discuss what these cost hikes mean to them, and how they can have their voices heard.A range of challen...
Photo of the day
January 31, 2018
Filed under Multimedia, Showcase
Chico State students heading out of Butte Hall enjoying the nice weather. (optimized)
Association for science teachers offers students opportunities
January 30, 2018
Filed under Administration, Breaking News, Campus, Community, Mobile Headlines, News
The National Science Teachers Association had its first meeting of the spring semester Monday.Mark Newton, Facility Advisor for the NSTA, led the meeting. Professors and students were welcome to join and discuss important upcoming deadlines for scholarships.Dr.Todd Greene of the Center for Water and th...
College students lack motivation to apply for scholarships
January 25, 2018
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Many students know that scholarships are essential when it comes to having sufficient funds for college. However, students lack motivation to complete scholarship applications. They no longer seem interested in free money or just go through college unmotivated to do so. To some applicants, the process can be d...
Student body president announces resignation
January 18, 2018
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Dylan A. Gray announced yesterday that he will resign from his position as president of student body affairs.Elected in April 2017, Gray's resignation is effective for the spring semester of 2018.Gray stated in an email to colleagues that he came to the decision to resign after working to balance the position’s demands with his own coursework to graduate.“I need t...
Cross Cultural Leadership Center’s founder is to retire this semester
October 24, 2017
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The Cross-Cultural Leadership Center founder is to retire in December. Charles "CC" Carter, who founded the CCLC in 2008, will retire effective Dec. 31. He was first hired by Chico State in 1980 as the first coordinator for the university's multicultural programs. Carter founded the CCLC out of a le...
Tuition increase raises $2.9 million
October 8, 2017
Filed under Administration, Breaking News, Campus, News
The recent tuition bump of five percent has raised $2.9 million to spend on increasing four-year graduation rates at Chico State.The Graduation Initiative 2025 comes from the CSU Chancellors Office and aims to increase four-year graduation rates across all CSU campuses. Efforts to implement the GI 2025 ...
