Alum and CEO Creates Joy In Serving Others
After fleeing China as a child with his family, alum Norman Tu has found success in business and joy in life by making it happen all on his own.
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University Farm’s Peach Tradition Persists Amid COVID-19, in New Format
Even amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Chico State's University Farm will be offering its summer tradition of its delicious peaches.
Fond Farewell: Retired Staff Member Billie Jackson
As director of the Student Learning Center, Billie Jackson mentored students, faculty, and staff during her 29-year tenure, earning a widespread reputation as a wise elder within the University's community of color.
Nursing Students Tackle COVID-19 Contact Tracing
In need of public health clinical hours to fulfill their graduation requirement, students from the School of Nursing served their communities as COVID-19 contact tracers.
History Professor Laird Easton Shares Optimism for Economic Recovery in The Washington Post
History shows our global economy will probably bounce back from COVID-19, and brighter days are on the horizon, says history professor Laird Easton.
Worth Sharing: Easton Pens Piece in The Washington Post
A listing of professional achievements by Chico State faculty, staff, and students.
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Chico State Museums Help CSU Preserve the Past, Define the Present, and Direct the Future
The Valene L. Smith Museum supports a broader mission to advance knowledge, learning, and culture by introducing the community to global cultures, history and people.
Student-Athletes Urge Peers to Scratch the Stigma Surrounding Mental Health
Chico State's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee created a resource page for Mental Health Awareness Month and kicked off a campaign aimed to end mental health stigma. #ScratchTheStigma
Family Ties Strengthen Married Students’ Success
Two graduating seniors find strength in their backgrounds, their children, and each other.