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.
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Friday, October 2
Wednesday, September 30
Cornell fraternity sexual assault lawsuit sparks concern among Chico State students
A sexual assault lawsuit involving a Cornell University fraternity is drawing attention on college campuses across the country, including at Chico State, where
American Marketing Association Sports Special Interest Group gains access to school sponsored teams
The American Marketing Association Sports Special Interest Group has made tremendous improvements since its founding in 2025. Beginning this school year, the club now has access to all official Chico State sports teams. In the past, they could only contact club and WREC sports teams.
Then what’s the point of the media?
As journalists, we are taught to write the news, not be the news. We are taught to seek the truth, report it and be accountable and transparent with the community. Our main job is to serve the people and provide them with the most information possible. But what happens when the president doesn’t agree with…
Ag Alumnus oversees Native Seed Production to Support Habitat Restoration Across California
At one of California’s few native seed farms, Mason Shorts (Agriculture, ’20) is drawing on his Chico State education to grow the plants and flowers that help restore landscapes across the state.
Tuesday, September 29
Fire drill in Tehama and Plumas Hall
Fire alarms went off in Tehama and Plumas Hall today at 11:05 a.m. There were signs posted outside of buildings warning students there would be a drill today. The signs read, “Are you prepared?” Garrett Liles, a professor teaching in Plumas Hall at the time of the drill, told The Orion it’s important to know…
Chico State Invites Community to Inaugural Fall Festival and Pumpkin Sale at University Farm
The first-ever event will help support the next generation of agriculture leaders.
Monday, September 28
Weekly Wind-up Sept. 29 to Oct. 5
Tuesday, Sept. 29 Beads and Platica Time: noon – 1 p.m. Location: Behaviour Social Science Building Room 102 Enjoy a nice, relaxing afternoon of bead-oriented crafts   Wednesday, Sept. 30 Time Out for Trivia!
A taste that feels like home
With fall here, long nights out and classes ramping up, it can leave college students feeling under the weather. When health becomes a low priority, there is nothing quite like a warm bowl of pho to help get you through the stress. Tucked away near the bus stop at 221 Normal Ave. Unit B in…
Chico State volleyball wins second straight game in front of home crowd
The Chico State Wildcats’ volleyball team continued a strong home stand with a 3-1 victory over the Menlo Oaks. The ’Cats took sets two, three and four with scores of 25-17, 32-30 and 25-16. The Oaks took set one with a score of 25-19 to avoid the sweep. Set 1: The Oaks came out firing…
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