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Honor César Chávez Day safely and respectfully
University and student leadership encourage the campus community to honor César Chávez's legacy in a safe, respectable way—that also heeds the statewide Stay at Home Order.
CSU, Chico’s Annual ‘This Way to Sustainability’ Conference Shifts to Online Delivery
Chico State’s 15th annual This Way to Sustainability Conference, the nation’s largest student-run conference, will take place virtually March 26–27.
Chico State Moves to Virtual Campus Through the End of Spring Semester
Chico State is moving to virtual delivery of instruction and most services for the remainder of the spring semester.
Suspension of In-Person Instruction Until April 24
Chico State will suspend face-to-face instruction from March 25 to April 24. The University will remain open and continue operating without interruption.
CSU, Chico Recognizes 2019–20 Outstanding Faculty
These awards—among the highest at CSU, Chico—celebrate the excellence of eight phenomenal faculty.
Cancellation of In-Person Classes March 13–24
President Gayle Hutchinson addresses plans to cancel three days of in-person classes in order to prepare to transition online instruction, should it become necessary due to COVID-19.
Nine Students Awarded Lt. Rawlins Merit Scholarships
The award—one of the largest and most prestigious at Chico State—celebrates scholarship, extracurricular activities, and outstanding academic and professional accomplishments.
New Dean Named for College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Construction Management
Provost Debra Larson announces Blake Wentz will be the new dean for the College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Construction Management.
CSU, Chico’s Annual Giving Day—24 Hours, One Hundred Worthy Causes
Chico State will host Giving Day, its annual 24-hour fundraising effort to benefit dozens of campus causes, from scholarships and student success centers to Wildcat Athletics and basic needs.
Three CSU, Chico Locations Highlight Inaugural Butte County Museum Weekend
The wonder of lifelong learning is alive and well in Butte County—and three Chico State museums will play key roles in an upcoming weekend encouraging scholarship.
Prescribed Fire on University’s Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve Scheduled for Thursday
Chico State’s Ecological Reserves are partnering with Terra Fuego and Cal Fire to conduct a prescribed burn on Thursday, February 20.
CSU, Chico Offers Annual Free Volunteer Tax-Preparation Services for Qualifying Community Members
Tax season is upon us—and Chico State students are once again volunteering to provide free tax preparation for qualifying community members.
Arbor Day Foundation Honors CSU, Chico for Tree Conservation
Last month, the Arbor Day Foundation listed Chico State as a 2019 Tree Campus USA School—the University’s second consecutive such designation.
Tech Company Omron Gifts $830,000 and Robotics to Transform CSU, Chico’s Mechatronics Laboratory
A generous gift from global technology giant Omron has upgraded Chico State’s mechatronics laboratory, making it one of the most advanced labs of its kind in the nation.
University Events to Celebrate Black History Month
A full slate of events is scheduled over the next four weeks as Chico State commemorates Black History Month, a national celebration of black culture, art and achievements.
CSU, Chico’s School of Nursing RN Program Ranked Among State’s Best
In its fourth annual list of the “2020 Best RN Programs in California,” RegisteredNursing.org ranked CSU, Chico’s School of Nursing No. 12.
Preeminent Anthropologist Earns Honors for Service
An international expert in the recovery of human remains, Eric Bartelink has earned statewide honors for his exemplary dedication and achievements.
Fond Farewell: Chico State Volleyball Coach Cody Hein
On and off the court, Chico State women's volleyball coach Cody Hein fully embodied his mantra, “Tough times don’t last. Tough people do.”
Thoughts on Spring 2020 Semester
President Hutchinson encourages students to be open to new perspectives and life experiences while creating a safe, inclusive environment for all.
University’s Study Abroad Program Recognized as One of Nation’s Best for Yearlong Participation
The Institute of International Education (IIE) listed Chico State's Study Abroad and International Exchange Program as one of the nation’s most active for year-long participants.
Cybersecurity Students Achieve No. 1 National Ranking
The Chico State Usr0 Club has finished in the top 10 at the National Cyber League Team Competition five years in a row.
CSU, Chico Receives Five-Year, $3 Million Grant to Support Postbaccalaureate Students
The University has been awarded funding of $3 million over five years via a Title V grant from the US Department of Education.
Butte Hall, Reimagined
The conversation has started about how Chico State can redesign its largest academic building for 21st-century students.
Religion Professor Bruce Grelle Featured in TIME Magazine
The director of Chico State's Religion and Public Education Project is among the experts to address prayer in schools for TIME Magazine.
Student Success at Center of CSU, Chico’s Second Annual Tipping Point Summit
With student success at the core of Chico State's mission, its faculty and staff will have a rare opportunity to come together to share, reflect, and learn how to further that effort this week.
Let’s Take a Stand for Our Planet
President Hutchinson invites campus community members to join her in taking immediate action to address climate change.
CSU, Chico Listed in Top 25 of CollegeNET’s 2019 Social Mobility Index
Chico State was ranked No. 22 on CollegeNET's 2019 Social Mobility Index.
University’s Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve Scheduled For Prescribed Fire
Chico State's Ecological Reserves are partnering with Terra Fuego and Cal Fire to conduct a prescribed burn on Tuesday.
A Framework for Courageous Conversation
President Hutchinson addresses campus tensions, conflict, and policies around free expression on campus.
A Commitment to Inclusivity and Freedom of Expression
President Gayle Hutchinson speaks to the concept of balancing our values with freedom of expression.
From the President: Reflections on the Camp Fire Anniversary
President Gayle Hutchinson reflects on the University's recovery and resilience since the Camp Fire and looks forward to our continued role as a neighbor and partner.
CSU Signs Amicus Brief in Support as DACA Heads to US Supreme Court
The California State University system, including CSU, Chico, joins counterparts across the country in supporting young immigrants who hold Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals status.
Science Goes Splat: Annual Pumpkin Drop Set for Halloween Day
The 32nd annual Pumpkin Drop will take place on Thursday, Oct. 31 at noon in Trinity Commons on the Chico State campus.
President Hutchinson Statement on Kincade Fire
President Gayle Hutchinson encourages Wildcats to look out for one another and expresses sympathy for communities impacted by wildfires burning throughout the state.
University’s Ecological Reserves Receive Funding for Forest Therapy for Community Recovery Project
Chico State's Ecological Reserves have received funding through the North Valley Community Foundation and Butte Strong Fund for a pilot forest therapy project.
From the President: Our Reinvigorated Commitments
President Gayle Hutchinson reflects on her accomplishments—and those of the University.
‘Me Too’ Movement Founder Tarana Burke to Speak at Laxson Auditorium
Activist Tarana Burke's commitment to sharing the stories of individuals affected by sexual assault and misconduct have upended industries and started a worldwide conversation.
Seufferlein Sales Program Wins First Place at AT&T National Competition
With entrepreneurial vision and top-notch negotiation skills, students in Chico State's Seufferlein Sales Program (SSP) added to its reputation of national success.
85 Seconds of Silence
President Gayle Hutchinson shares details on the University's participation in a community-wide remembrance of the lives lost in the Camp Fire.
American Kinesiology Association Honors President Gayle Hutchinson
Chico State President Gayle Hutchinson has been honored by the American Kinesiology Association for her administrative and leadership performance.