Going the Distance
Cross country alum Tim Tollefson has become a world class ultramarathoner.
Global Connections
Chico State's Resource for International Studies in Education (RISE) Library brings world cultures to the North State's K-12 classrooms. The collection has been donated by faculty, including Professor Emeritus Tom Johnson, who travel the globe for their research.
’Cats give back
Several voices on Chico State campus explain why giving back and being a part of the Tower Society is important for our community.
Becoming a Hispanic-Serving Institution
A conversation with Teresita Curiel about what it means for Chico State to become a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI).
Cross-Cultural Leadership Center Building Bridges
The Cross-Cultural Leadership Center is dedicated to connecting students to each other as well as providing opportunities for all students to be empowered.
Sustainability: Putting Education into Practice
What does sustainability look like at Chico State? AS Sustainability helps students become aware that changing little habits every day does make a big difference.
Students Examine Policy Issues at Town Hall Meeting
Hundreds of California State University, Chico students will tackle issues ranging from job creation to K-12 education at a town hall meeting.
Gus Manolis Bridge Reopens
[sliderpro id=”2″] Photographs by Jason Halley. The Gus Manolis Bridge reopened today with a ceremonial stroll across Big Chico Creek led by Chico State President Paul Zingg and members of the Manolis family, including Gus’ great-grandson Gus. The original bridge was named for great Chico State football coach Gus Manolis, called the “coach of […]
Brown, Dias, Scroggins score Academic All-District accolades
Women’s soccer program boasts three of the West Region’s 11 selections.
Opening Minds and Doors
Upward Bound celebrates 50 years of helping students reach college.
Small House, Big Aspirations
Nearly 40 students from across campus are participating in a tiny house competition sponsored by the Sacramento Municipal Utility District.
Adventure Outings: Where the journey begins
Adventure Outings is to enhance the CSU, Chico community through student-powered outdoor recreation.
Chico State: Putting Lottery Funds to Work
Expanding library collections, purchasing lab materials and recruiting teaching students from diverse backgrounds are some of the ways CSU, Chico is effectively using its share of funding from the California Lottery, as shown in this new video from the lottery.
Soccer Alum Assists Team USA to World Cup Win
Former women's soccer player played an important role for World Cup Champion U.S. Women's National Team
World Music Festival
Held annually on Chico State campus, the World Music Festival is a weekend of free music and performances across four sages, art classes, crafts for kids, and international food booths. Photographs by Jessica Bartlett.
Chico State campus
A collection of photographs of the buildings and nature around campus.
Chico State Forensic Anthropology Program
Our forensic archaeology program gives students a rare opportunity to learn field recovery methods by documenting mock crime scenes that replicate real-life cases. Graduate students working in the Human Identification Lab assist faculty in the recovery of human remains for local and federal agencies. How has Chico State enriched your learning experience? Tag your posts […]
Ability First Sports
Every year Chico State hosts the Ability First Sports program, a wheelchair sports camp designed to provide instructional and recreational sports opportunities to youth with physical disabilities. Staff and volunteers including students enrolled in our recreation therapy and adapted physical education programs come together to provide an experience that campers won’t forget. http://www.abilityfirstsports.org/ Video by: […]
MFA Photography Alum Finds Beauty in the Ordinary
Adria Davis, a recent graduate of Chico State's masters of fine art photography program, spent years developing and culminating her exhibit "Out of the Ordinary."
Emmy Award-Winning Alum Talks Filmmaking, Bending Rules
By Zachary Phillips, Editorial Assistant—Public Affairs and Publications Photo courtesy: Dan Bruns Matt Ritenour started working with California State University, Chico’s Advanced Laboratory for Visual Anthropology (ALVA) as a student in 2012. Since graduating in 2013, he has continued working with the lab, filming and editing documentaries that cover a wide array of topics. His most […]
Closing the Deal
Seufferlein Sales Program becoming one of the country’s best
Class of 2015: Snap Caps!
Class of 2015, we asked you last week to snap your cap. And the results are awesome! Here are they are in all of their glory!
La Dolce Vita: Living, Learning, and Eating in Italy
By Quinn Western, senior journalism major I’m a senior journalism student spending my last semester at Chico State in Viterbo, Italy. It’s a small, medieval town where few of the community members speak English and finding avocados is a struggle. The city center where I live, is enclosed by towering stone walls. My apartment building […]
Tearing Down Walls
By Jeff Barron, social media and photography intern What does it mean to study computer science at Chico State? Jennifer Decker explains that it goes far beyond math and programming—at heart, computer science is about using technology to solve problems. Decker, a junior, is also the president of Upsilon Pi Epsilon (UPE), the computer science […]
A Mission to Advocate
"I’m here to provide a voice for the unheard."
‘Cat Tales: Valentine’s Day Edition!
On campus and online, Wildcats get in the Valentine's Day spirit by sharing love.
A Day in the Life of a Wildcat
Take a peek into the day-to-day lives of three Wildcats.
10 Tips for Surviving Finals Week
The most stressful week of the semester is upon us—finals week. Here are some study tips to help you come out a champion.
GSEC Presents “Consent: It’s Required”
The AS Gender and Sexuality Equity Center takes a stand against sexual assault with a video series on the topic of consent.
’Cat Tales: Students Practice Sustainability, Diversity, and Community Involvement
Read about the accomplishments of students, staff, and alums in the weekly edition of ’Cat Tales.
’Cat Tales: 10 Campus Hacks For Saving Money on Campus
A round up of 10 campus hacks to make you even more stoked to be a Wildcat.
Cross-Cultural Leadership Center Hosts Diversity Summit
A glimpse into the Cross-Cultural Leadership Center's Diversity Summit held in Nevada City. Read about how 100 strangers became a close-knit family in just a couple of days.
’Cat Tales: See You at the Finish Line
Read about the accomplishments of students, staff, and alums in the weekly edition of ’Cat Tales.
And There You Have It … Cooking With Christina Saschin
Senior nutrition and food science major Christina Saschin is published three times a week for her recipes and cooking tips. In this video, she talks about her cooking show on YouTube, writing for Parade magazine, and The Orion while showing how to make healthier orange chicken
’Cat Tales: One Hungry College Student at a Time
Read about the accomplishments of students, staff, and alums in the weekly edition of ’Cat Tales.
Words from Experienced Wildcats
We asked a few professors from across campus their advice for making the most of your time here, this semester and beyond.
’Cat Tales: Welcome back!
Read about the accomplishments of students, staff, and alums in the weekly edition of ’Cat Tales.
Modeling the Mystery of the Earth’s Movements
Understanding the shape and behavior of our planet is an absolutely classic problem, says senior Kyle Rocha-Brownell, who hopes to help illuminate it with his research project.
The WREC: No Experience Required
If you can play, you can play at The WREC! We want you here.
#internlife
Quinn Western, a senior journalism major, tells about her summer internship at The Sacramento Bee.