Wildcat Weekly Sports Preview
Women’s Golf The Chico State women’s golf team enters its final fall-segment match at the East Bay Fall Invitational, hosted by Cal State East Bay.
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Today — Monday, October 26
Weekly Wind-Up Oct. 27 to Nov. 2
Tuesday, Oct. 27 Tricks for Safer Treats – CatsConnect Time: 12:30 p.m. – 2 p.m. Location: The Well at Bell Memorial Union The Well is hosting an event to help students learn about the dangers and effects of common drugs. Giving students strategies to keep themselves and their friends safe.
Ready, Set, Splat! Pumpkin Drop Returns to Chico State
The annual fall event showcases science as something that's fun, not scary.
Saturday, October 24
Chico State men’s soccer team avoids sixth straight loss with late penalty kick
The Chico State Wildcats’ men’s soccer team remain winless in the California Collegiate Athletic Association play after a wild 2-2 tie against the Stanislaus State Warriors. The ’Cats entered the game having lost their last five games and hadn’t earned a win since mid-September.
Friday, October 23
Gabby Starr comes up clutch for Chico State women’s soccer
The Chico State women’s soccer team ties Stanislaus State 1-1 in their final home game of the season. With the tie against the Warriors, the ’Cats maintain their fifth-place spot in the California Collegiate Athletic Association conference and are currently in a playoff position.
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Between 2008 and 2012, vampires dominated pop culture mainly because of the movie adaptations of Stephenie Meyer’s “Twilight” novels. That same year, HBO launched “True Blood,” which took a more mature theme for older audiences, focusing on the southern vampires of Louisiana.
Thursday, October 22
The people want action
It was Monday, Oct. 12, 11 a.m. in Selvester’s Room 100. I had been up late preparing slides I procrastinated on — as one does. There was a pit in my stomach because I can’t stand presenting. I walked into an empty room. One person. Only one person in the audience. Months of organizing across…
I’ll attend CAP-EX…and enjoy it!
Back in Chico once again, cosplayers run around, cars are parked with scantily clad anime girls on the hood and attendees are spending big at the vendors selling fan-made merchandise of their favorite shows and games like keychains, stickers and trading cards.
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.
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