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.
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Wednesday, October 21
Coach Cevin Meador sees a successful season on the horizon for Men’s Basketball
Chico State men’s basketball’s Cevin Meador is entering his third season as head coach for the ’Cats and sixth season as part of the coaching staff. Last season, he saw the ’Cats go 8-19 overall and 6-16 in conference.
These gas prices, man
Gas prices and politics have been a common debate for years — from former President Joe Biden facing scrutiny during the COVID-19 pandemic to President Donald Trump facing backlash during the Iran war. This raises the age-old question: can presidents really control gas prices for Americans?
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 19
A campus built on protest: Chico State’s long history of political activism
Students walking through Trinity Commons might see little more than another patch of grass in the middle of Chico State. They cross it on their way to class, sit beneath its trees or pass through without giving the space much thought. But more than 60 years ago, students helped turn that same part of campus…
Beyond the conversation
You don’t have to be fluent to join the conversation; you just have to be in the room where it happens. Chico State’s Language Conversation Hours invite students of all skill levels to practice and learn a second language by immersing themselves in different cultures. “We do, for the first time, perhaps ever, have six…
Saturday, October 17
Wildcats men fall to UC Merced on senior day
The Chico State men’s soccer team’s two first-half goals fail to push them past UC Merced’s five-goal performance on Saturday. The team also celebrated their single graduating senior, Liam Miller, before the game. The other five seniors have opted to take their fifth year of playing eligibility.
Fresas, film and finding your people
For students navigating their identities and searching for a sense of belonging, Chico State’s El Centro and Black Resource Center are bringing people together through film, food and conversation.
Wildcats women’s soccer gets the shutout victory on Senior Night
Chico State women’s soccer gets the job done on senior night and holds the UC Merced Bobcats to a 2-0 shutout in their fifth conference win of the season. With this win, the ’Cats move into third place and are now in a playoff spot with only three games left in the regular season. The…
Thursday, October 15
The CAP-EX is real
Chico is drowning in indescribable happiness as CAP-EX, Northern California’s own Anime and Pop Convention, returns to the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds. CAP-EX is independently owned and operated by Michael VanDyken and Santi Jaime, locals to the NorCal area.
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