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Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

University Art Gallery curator, Cameron Kelly, is in charge of assembling the work of photographer Joshua Martinez for the exhibit "Immersion Studies." Photo credit: Chelsea Jeffers

Exhibit allows students to interpret subtle art pieces

Emma Wood-Wright // October 4, 2014
Bay Area photographer Joshua Martinez's photographs feature subtle, natural subjects, from rock climbing to oceanic landscapes. The "Immersion Studies" exhibit is displayed at the University Art Gallery until Oct. 24
Sharon Demeyer, Admin Support Coordinater. Photo credit: Frances Mansour

English faculty voice thrill for Taylor II

Madison Holmes // January 21, 2014
Faculty and staff look forward to coming together once Taylor II construction is complete in 2015.
Holes can be seen during the demolition of the popular mural "Academe" where a machine was brought in to preserve pieces of the mural. More than 100 people have requested pieces.Photo credit: Ernesto Rivera

Arts and humanities building on track

Jessie Haynes // January 16, 2014
With last wall taken down, workers are gathering the rubble to be recycled.
The mural by John Pugh on the corner of First Street and Salem comes down as part of the final phases to tear down Taylor Hall to make way for a new arts and humanities building.Photo credit: Ernesto Rivera

Taylor Hall’s iconic mural demolished

Mozes Zarate // January 10, 2014
The popular Chico landmark "Academe" will be repainted by its original artist once construction of the new arts and humanities building is complete.

Tracking Taylor II: Demolition in winter

Aubrey Crosby // October 21, 2013
The new arts and humanities building scheduled for demolition in January.

Taylor II to break ground this fall

Nicholas Carr // October 19, 2013
After being passed over during last spring's allocations, funding for the new Arts and Humanities building has been approved.
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