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Students Set the Future in Concrete
Just one of five programs of its kind in the United States, our Concrete Industry Management Program is creating the workforce for a $200 billion industry. With a 100 percent job-placement rate and a cross-disciplinary approach that ensures our graduates can lead in the boardroom and at the job site, CIM students are solving some of the industry’s greatest challenges.
Disability Rights Leader to be Celebrated with Honorary Doctorate
In the last 40 years, Sheikha Jameela bint Mohammed Al-Qasimi has created leading programs serving children with deafness and hearing issues, autism, and other cognitive and developmental disabilities.
Celebrating Our 2022 Distinguished Alumni
Through their work and their service, our 2022 Distinguished Alumni are an inspiration to us all, but especially our students as they, too, hope to transform tomorrow.
5 Questions with CEO of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the North Valley and Alumnus Rashell Brobst
As a first-generation college graduate, Rashell Brobst channels her passion into serving the needs of underserved youth in her community.
5 Questions with Construction Management Executive and Alumnus Dan Wheeler
As an executive at Turner Construction, Dan Wheeler has put up new buildings on campus, recruited more than 100 Chico State grads, and mentored countless more. This month, he will be honored as the 2022 Distinguished Alumnus of the College of ECC.
5 Questions with Ceramicist and Alumnus Douglas Leiker
After establishing a pottery business post-graduation, Douglas Leiker realized an opportunity to expand into the cosmetics market. His business now has sales worldwide.
5 Questions with Educator and Distinguished Alumna Kathleen Grave
Kathleen Grave has worked in Silicon Valley, taught at Pepperdine University, and is CEO of a CBD company—she is also being honored as a Distinguished Alumni for the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences.
5 Questions with Agriculture Educator and Distinguished Alumnus Roy Beck
After 42 years teaching agriculture education, Roy Beck is being honored with a distinguished alumni award from Chico State's College of Agriculture.
Alumni Lead Push for State-of-the-Art Cancer Treatment Locally
Enloe Cancer Center proudly boasts one of the only cancer-fighting machines of its kind in the state—and four Chico State alumni are to thank for bringing such technology to our community.
Chico State’s Annual Giving Day—24 Hours, 100 Worthy Causes
Chico State Giving Day is the University's annual 24-hour fundraising effort to benefit dozens of campus causes.
Twelve 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.
Multimillion-Dollar Grants Ensure Hands-On Research Continues for STEM Students
Chico State was awarded a pair of multimillion dollar grants, ensuring that STEM students in three different colleges will be able to continue receiving hands-on research opportunities with faculty.
Fond Farewell: Former Vice President for Academic Affairs Donald Gerth
After Donald Gerth's tenure at Chico State, the esteemed educator went on to work as the longest-serving president at Sacramento State.
Tomorrow Transformed
Thanks to the generous support of its benefactors, Chico State's first comprehensive capital campaign raised $106.6 million, transforming lives across campus.
Wildcats Do and Dare
What might the world look like if, rather than wondering about some distant future, we took daily action toward the tomorrow of our dreams? Meet Wildcats who are doing exactly that.
Class Notes: Fall 2021
Whether it's starting a new business, writing a book, or achieving a lifelong dream, the Wildcat family continues to reach milestones. Alumni share professional and personal updates for fall 2021.
Fond Farewell: International Relations Professor Emeritus Jim Jacob
A renowned terrorism expert, Jim Jacob delighted in engaging students in political debates and teaching them about international relations.
Fourth Annual EDXCHICO to Showcase Livestreamed Faculty Lectures on Friday
The fourth annual EDXCHICO will once again feature seven virtual presentations, showcasing faculty expertise and the joy of learning.
Chico State Excellence Reflected in US News & World Report Rankings
In its Best Colleges Rankings for 2022, US News & World Report recognized Chico State has made another exceptional showing.
Chico State Announces New Visual Identity for University, Athletics
During President Gayle Hutchinson's Convocation address Thursday, she revealed new logos and a narrative identity for the University.
Fond Farewell: Passing of Biological Sciences Professor Jay Bogiatto
Whether studying birds, teaching about them, hunting them, or searching for them on his travels, Jay Bogiatto adored ornithology and sharing that passion with students and colleagues.
Fond Farewell: Retired AS Staff Member Maggie Pattison
Beloved by students and colleagues alike, Maggie Pattison guided Associated Students officers in Robert’s Rules of Order, meeting decorum, and their authority and responsibility as elected officials.
Worth Sharing: Women’s Soccer’s Emigh and Garcia Earn Region All-Academic Honors
A listing of professional achievements by Chico State faculty, staff, and students.
Class Notes: Spring 2021
Whether it's starting a new business, writing a book, or achieving a lifelong dream, the Wildcat family continues to reach milestones. Alumni share professional and personal updates for spring 2021.
Worth Sharing: Faculty Publications Abound
A listing of professional achievements by Chico State faculty, staff, and students.
Communication Sciences Major Wants to Help Special Education Students Gain a Degree of Independence
Sarah Moschetti is pursuing a career in speech language pathology to help special education students gain a degree of independence.
Agricultural Business Major Thrives in His Field
Jesus Barba was raised by farmworkers but didn't consider a career in agriculture until he discovered the range of possibilities he could pursue.
Wildcats Baseball Celebrates 125 Years of Success
Ever since its humble start in 1896, the baseball team has enjoyed a legacy of success—two national titles, numerous alumni advancing to the professional ranks, and winning the hearts of fans for generations.
Chico State’s 2030 Campus Master Plan Receives Prestigious Award
Chico State’s 2030 Campus Master Plan has earned a merit award for Excellence in Planning for an Existing Campus by the Society for College and University Planning.
One Day, Dozens of Worthy Causes, Lives Forever Changed: CSU, Chico’s Giving Day
Chico State will host its Giving Day, the fourth annual 24-hour fundraising effort to benefit dozens of campus causes, from scholarships and student success centers to Wildcat Athletics and basic needs.
Fond Farewell: Retired Counselor Pat Patterson
Known for his intellect and charisma, Pat "Dr. P" Patterson mentored thousands of students during his 31-year career, pushing them to not give up on their dreams.
Fond Farewell: Passing of Journalism Professor Emeritus John Sutthoff
John Sutthoff's legacies include serving as the executive assistant for three University presidents, designing what is today's College of Communication and Education, and launching public radio and TV for the North State.
Fond Farewell: Distinguished Alumnus and Philanthropist Glen Toney
Glen Toney’s life is characterized by his reputation as an outstanding business executive, prominent community leader, volunteer extraordinaire, philanthropist, and major supporter of numerous boards and community organizations.
Worth Sharing: School of Nursing Shines
A listing of professional achievements by Chico State faculty, staff, and students.
Retired Faculty Support Student Success with Estate Gift
With a goal to support their disciplines and students for decades to come, two professors emeriti have designated Chico State as the beneficiary of their estate.
University Farm Celebrates 60 Years of Hands-On Learning
Six decades after it opened, the farm's its 800 acres remain a microcosm of a major industry and its essential workforce.
Class Notes: Fall 2020
Whether it's starting a new business, writing a book, or achieving a lifelong dream, the Wildcat family continues to reach milestones. Alumni share professional and personal updates for fall 2020.
Immigration Lawyer Finds Greatest Reward in Helping Others
Running his own private practice, Arturo Benavidez ('02) helps clients navigate the tricky areas of bankruptcy, immigration, and personal injury law.
Retired Attorney Educator Leaves Legacy of Transforming Generations
As a program alumna herself, Teddy DeLorenzo ('76) enjoyed a fulfilling 38-year career as a supervising attorney for the Community Legal Information Clinic.
Public Defender Fights For the Rights of the Underdog
Public defender Shadee Mousa ('08) found his passion in fighting for the less fortunate, disadvantaged, and downtrodden.