What started out as an idea for an annual pumpkin patch on family-owned property has progressed, in the last few months, into a battle with neighbors and communication problems with the Chico City Council.
A new style of music that combines electronica, rock and hip hop is fueling a burst of energy on the dance floor, a style that some are calling an electronic movement.
Local residents banded together Wednesday, Oct. 14 in the Bell Memorial Union auditorium to bring awareness to the issue of homelessness and to brainstorm solutions to the problem.
Chico State has been selected to receive a grant of $7.3 million in order to improve the academics in four North State school districts, according to a university press release.
Chico State students finally got a taste of winter as rain and wind rolled into the area, today. Gusts of wind reached over 50 mph, according to inteilliweather.com.
Even with a recession and furloughs, the Career Planning and Placement Office at Chico State reassured students that there are still jobs to be had by holding the Fall Business, IT, and SAP Career Fair on Wednesday.
Free hotdogs, drinks and live music brought a variety of people out to the annual Associated Students Welcome Back Barbecue from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Trinity Commons.
There I was, wheeling Sesar Sanchez’s half-stack amplifier over the uneven pavement parking lot as fast as I could without it taking a spill. I go back for the guitar and his home-made pedalboard, full of delay, distortion and overdrive. From reporter to roadie in about five minutes.
Whether they were looking for a taste of good food or a swig of cold beer, hungry and thirsty Chico residents descended on downtown last Sunday for Taste of Chico.
Sigma Kappa is at a standstill with student recruitment and police investigations after the sorority was involved in an incident in early 2009, causing a student to be rushed to Enloe Medical Center for alcohol poisoning.