Natalie Calcutta, a graduating Chico State sociology major, was the only non-white voting board member of the Associated Students Environmental Affairs Council this year.
"I don't think it ever...
I recall tears streaming down my cheeks at the tender age of 10, only because my dad suggested we move.
I couldn’t even imagine leaving my friends then. As I’ve grown up, however, I’ve...
A student activism class launched an online campaign last week to garner faculty support of university divestment from fossil fuel companies.
The campaign received 51 signatures as of...
Chico State student veterans face the same struggles as veterans nationwide, but unlike at the national level, statistics don't exist for their culture.
Larry Langwell, the coordinator at the Veterans...
Someone enjoying a burger from the Sierra Nevada Restaurant is actually eating a steer that grew up on Chico State's University Farm munching on the brewery's spent grain. For now, that'll remain the...
A Chico State employee spends nights awake in bed.
The next day at work, the employee is welcomed by threats from a supervisor and singled out — micromanaged and stripped of the ability to make...
Tuesday marked a checkpoint for Butte County's journey to become the first California county to ban hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. This morning, the Butte County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 in support...
Orange squares were scattered around Butte Hall Thursday afternoon, leading students to six banners hanging from the building outside.Together, the banners read "DIVEST."Professor Mark Stemen's Environmental...
Anyone wandering near Kendall Hall around 4 p.m. might've seen a group of students wearing black tarps and one young lady wearing a white painter's outfit with a gas mask over her face.
That was...
The celebrations began Friday afternoon.
As soon as students finished classes, cars began blasting the J.Rabbit remix to The Champs’ “Tequila” with passengers wearing sombreros.
“Hmm,...
Butte Hall's corridors now stand naked as departments have been instructed to remove bulletin boards, recycling bins and seating from outside their offices. State Fire Marshal Carol Jordan inspected the...
Once or twice, Evelina Trinchuk, 36, and her husband, Tolik, headed to Kiev's central square, the capital of Ukraine, not knowing whether they'd make it home at the end of the night.Protesters like them...
