Ready, Set, Splat! Pumpkin Drop Returns to Chico State
The annual fall event showcases science as something that's fun, not scary.
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Thursday, October 22
Chico State Rocketry Team Soars to Best-Ever Finish at International Competition
Building a rocket from scratch that can soar 10,000 feet involves a lot of parts, hard work, and a little luck.
Wednesday, October 21
Alumna Turns Childhood Dream into Career at Warner Bros. Games
Alumna Olivia Yee returns to campus to share how an unexpected career path led her from aspiring animator to Warner Bros. Games producer.
Tuesday, October 20
Four Faculty Named as Collective Grants Academy Fellows
Four faculty members will have protected time and partnership support to develop projects with impact and relevance at a regional and national scale.
Monday, October 12
Chico State Lands Nearly $8 Million Grant to Strengthen Rural Teacher Pipeline
The goal is to help keep new teachers in communities that need them.
Thursday, October 8
Chico State Agriculture Professor Seeks to Deliver Virtual Fences and Real-World Learning
Two University professors received highly competitive CSU grants this year to increase research opportunities for undergraduate students.
Tuesday, October 6
Chico State Welcomes Alumni, Families and Prospective Students for Wildcat Weekend 2026
More than a homecoming, the three-day event brings the community together in a time-honored celebration.
Friday, October 2
Learning Beyond Four Walls: Chico State Researcher Studied the Educational Power of Place
Geography graduate student Bobby Gordon wrote an award-winning paper that explored how the great outdoors can serve as classrooms.
Thursday, October 1
Chico State Recognized for Sustainability Leadership, Tribal Land Return
Chico State earned recognition in the 2026 Sustainable Campus Index for returning more than 160 acres to the Mechoopda Indian Tribe and Susanville Indian Rancheria.
Chico State Recognized for Sustainability Leadership, Tribal Land Return
The global 2026 Sustainable Campus Index recognizes Chico State for returning more than 160 acres to Indigenous stewardship and ranks the University No. 4 worldwide for Wellbeing & Work.
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