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As of 8:30 a.m., the Éstom Jámani dining hall is closed because a fire sprinkler went off accidentally. Students across campus are already feeling the impact. Romy Sherman, a freshman at Chico, said she had an 8 a.m. class that lasted two hours and had not eaten before she went. According to a maintenance employee…
The Chico State Wildcats’ men’s soccer team’s early-season struggles continue as they lose their third consecutive match to start the season, against the Simon Fraser Red Leafs, 2-1. The first 15 minutes were quiet, as both teams struggled to gain possession and find open shots.
It was a slightly overcast Wednesday morning, but Chico State’s campus was anything but quiet. From 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., bringing with it the buzz of energy that’s reserved for the beginning of the semester.
Students flowed into the Bell Memorial Union’s auditorium Wednesday as 38 employers waited to hire fresh faces. Employers from companies like the Boys & Girls Clubs of the North Valley, HomeCare Professionals, Once Upon A Time Therapy and more handed out flyers, business cards and company swag to prospective…
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Dash Ferrero’s distinctive eye for campus life has earned them national recognition.
The week of August 23, classes were starting at Chico State. Students were running across campus to their next class when Dolly Parton and Tim Curry died. America was shocked. The internet went into a frenzy, with online artists mourning while quickly releasing memorial art for the two cultural icons.
Chico State delivers on quality education while encouraging civic engagement.
The Center for Entrepreneurship joins a national network that recognizes academic excellence, principled entrepreneurship, and student success, creating more opportunities for students pursuing business ventures.
Chico State’s Career and Student Employment department is hosting the school year’s first Local Job Fair. The job fair will take place Wednesday, Sept. 2 and will be held in the Bell Memorial Union from 3-6 p.m. Part-time and full-time positions will be offered by various companies such as Enloe Medical Center, The…
Tuesday, Sept. 1 Oh So Charming: Bracelets & Charm Making Time: 10-11:30 a.m. The Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Resource Center is hosting a bracelet-making session in the Meriam Library East Wing, Room 171.   Wednesday, Sept. 2 Clubtactular Time: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Chico State’s many clubs and…
Update: 9:58 a.m. Chico State’s Division of IT sent an email to all students informing them the outage has “expanded to affect additional services used across campus.”
Wildcats wowed judges on the state and national stages.
Sean Jacobs was one of two online sociology students to earn the prestigious 2026 President's Academic Excellence Award.
Concrete Industry Management major Ricardo Ramos-Torres brings the support of his Gridley family and community to the soccer field, balancing career preparation and a growing role with the Wildcats.
With college back in session, being a freshman can be nerve racking. Constantly wondering where the student center is. Why is Holt Hall a maze? How can I walk up and use resources without feeling embarrassed?
Chico State volleyball player Marley Harrison balances the demands of college athletics, public health and overnight hospital shifts while pursuing a future dedicated to caring for others.
A new hands-on exhibit pairs replicas of prehistoric giants with real fossils being restored in Gateway's demo lab.
College is starting and these are new events happening around Chico.   Tuesday, Aug. 25 Wildcat Resource Fair Time: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Location: The Gauntlet For new and returning students, the resource fair is a great way to stock up on some essentials for the new semester. Over 40 Chico State departments will…
ChicoSol runs guest commentary and analysis on Mondays. In early 2025, a social media post advertised a sit-in protest at an upcoming job fair on the Chico State campus. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) would be present at the fair to recruit students.
For master printmaker Max Valentine (Art ’15), the exhibition marks a return to the print studio that first showed him what a career in art could look like.
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