Voices
Wildcats Visit Hallowed Grounds of European Soccer: Real Madrid’s Stadium
The author and senior forward on the Chico State men's soccer team is a Barcelona soccer fan. But that didn't keep him from admiring the grandeur of the home of Real Madrid soccer.
5 Ways to Wear Wildcat Gear
Wildcat cats are the paws-down most fashionable felines in the CSU. With so many options from our Wildcat Store, we threw together 5 fresh looks students can rock this upcoming school year!
Spain Awaits: Chico State Men’s Soccer Team Travels Overseas
After a couple of hours playing Tetris with our travel bags, we finally hopped on a bus at 1:45 a.m. in the University Soccer Stadium parking lot.
Spain and Fútbol: Chico State Men’s Soccer Embarks On Once-In-A-Lifetime Trip
It’s not every day you pack your bags knowing you have a once-in-a-lifetime trip right around the corner. On Monday, the Chico State men’s soccer team will hop on a plane and take off to train in a dream destination.
“Can” and “Can’ts” for Wildcats
There are plenty of activities students can—and can't—do for fun and free time on campus during the summer. From pets on campus to putting your feet in the water of Big Chico Creek, we have answered some campus policy questions you may not have thought to ask!
11 Things Alums Want New Grads to Know
Graduation is hard. What do you do once you step out into the world? What are the things you need to know? We contacted Chico State Alums from all walks of life, and here's what they want new grads to know...
Voice of a Graduate
By Kyleen Bromley, master’s degree candidate, English To be honest, I was pretty lost before attending Chico State. And by lost I mean I literally didn’t know what to do with my life. I had reached out to the English department and was quickly greeted by professors Kim Jaxon and Rob Davidson with some suggestions on […]
Willie the Wildcat and the Seven Reasons to #ChooseChico (Plus One More)
Let us take you on the magical journey of Willie the Wildcat as he explores the seven reasons to #ChooseChico, plus one more.
No Idea What You Want to Be? Me Neither
Brantley Payne went through Chico State with no idea what he wanted to be. So how did he end up as the owner of a thriving advertising agency?
Becoming An Activist
What does it mean to be an activist? Learn the tools to speak your truth, starting from the "grassroots" up!
Top Posts of 2016
The year 2016 has come to a close! Last year witnessed so many monumental moments on and off campus, it was a difficult task trying to swim through the sea of posts that made up 2016. What made our job easier was listening to the responses of our followers and viewers, giving us insight into the events […]
2016 Taught Me…
Wildcats share the lessons they learned from 2016 that they will carry into the new year.
Putting the Fun in Fungi
A visit to the Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve, which is owned by the CSU, Chico Research Foundation, opens a wide window into the world of mushroom hunting and outdoor exploration.
The Chico Experience, Queer Week, Greek Week Galore!
Here's your recap gallery on all things Chico Experience, Queer Week, and Greek Week!
Stop Pretending to Work and Read This Blog: How Chico State Helped Me Get Hired at BuzzFeed
Alum Jeff Barron describes finding a home for his varied skills as a BuzzFeed staffer.
My First Week…
Transfer student sheds light on their experience bridging from community college to Chico State.
Education Beyond the Classroom
Junior Maikhou Thao shares her personal college journey with First Lady Michelle Obama’s Better Make Room campaign to empower women of color in higher education.
Chico State’s #MyTopCollege Recap
With the conclusion of Forbes Magazine's #MyTopCollege campaign, see why Chico State is our top college...
A Q&A With New President Gayle Hutchinson
Chico State's new President Gayle Hutchinson answers questions about herself and her plans for the University.
Chico State is #MyTopCollege Because…
Forbes Magazine wants to know what makes @ChicoState your #MyTopCollege.
Burning For Something To Do
Tips for staying busy and beating the heat in Chico this summer.
Best Spots for Graduation Glamour Shots
We help you plan that perfect Commencement photo—ranging from traditional to the unconventional.
Five Minutes with a Chico State Tour Guide
Sarah Wood, a junior social science major, talks about her experiences as a tour guide, her favorite spots on campus, and why she chose Chico State.
Top 15 Chico State Moments of 2015
Our most popular stories of 2015.
Chico State Social Media 2015 Year in Review
A look at Chico State's top moments across social media.
Becoming a Hispanic-Serving Institution
A conversation with Teresita Curiel about what it means for Chico State to become a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI).
Campus Shows Love for Chico’s Fall Colors
The fall season has inspired many of our fans and followers to show their love and appreciation for Chico State and the surrounding community.
The Ghost of Laxson Auditorium
Dan Goodsell and Daran Goodsell tell the story of their encounter with the Laxson Auditorium ghost.
Five Tips for Mastering A Midterm
College exams never fail to intimidate. Come October or mid-September, you are bound to encounter one of these daunting obstacles. In light of these scary endeavors, here are five tips to help successfully take on exams.
Back to School: 3 Tips for a Happy, Healthy Start
Whether you’re a new student or old hand, anyone can use a refresher to ring in the new school year.
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 […]
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.
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.
’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.
’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
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.