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West Chester Battles Southern New Hampshire
West Chester University is set to face Southern New Hampshire on Monday in the second game of the 2012 NCAA Division II national finals at the USA Baseball Training Complex.
Editorial: CSU needs big ideas at the top
Our view: It hasn't been easy the past few years for the CSU system, which is why it needs an innovative leader who can bring about change.
Students place Indian cradleboard exhibit at anthropology museum
Students in the Chico State University museum studies program have designed and installed an exhibit of cradleboards in the Valene L. Smith Museum of Anthropology, to be shown in conjunction with the museum's Ishi exhibit through July 26.
A coach, a smokejumper: Chuck Sheley recalls 50 years
Chuck Sheley likes sports. He likes adventure, and he likes to work. He's 73, and instead of slowing down, he's found ways to stay productive and engaged with people and things that matter to him.
California was a free state, at least in the context of African slavery and the issues that would ultimately be settled by the Civil War.
Red caps, gowns, gold cords, and medals draped the Granite Hills Grizzly Senior Class as they patiently waited in line to begin the walk onto Rankin Stadium.
TEMECULA: Skateboarding leads to engineering award for student
As a 21-year-old college student, he has ridden a board he helped design and build to a prestigious engineering award.
Windy farewell for Chico High class of 2012
Gusty winds gave a new dimension to the Thursday graduation ceremony at Chico High School, as plants fell to the ground, microphones whistled and voices were lost to the south.
Inspire School of Arts and Sciences in Chico graduates its first seniors
In 1943, Bill Pope, the valedictorian of his high school class, stood on-stage at Laxson Auditorium at Chico State University and gave the commencement speech.
Letter: Graduation slogan is valuable message
A great slogan, "Today Decides Tomorrow," was the banner at theA Chico State University graduation.
Water and oxygen, my favorite toxic chemicals
In 2005, a California State University, Chico, student died after being forced to drink gallons of water during a fraternity hazing ritual .
'Banding by Day and Night' exhibit opens at nature center
An exhibit created by members of Altacal Audubon Society on the monitoring of songbirds is open at Chico Creek Nature Center through mid-July. Developed by Steve King, Raina King and Dawn Garcia and sponsored by the Altacal Audubon Society, the exhibit gives a close look at birds in hand and shows the process of scientists gathering information ... (more)
Sacramento River Discovery Center Summer Camps to start June 18
Astroids hang from the ceiling at the SRDC. Help create this year s astroid belt at summer camp June 18-22. The Sacramento River Discovery Center announces information on the 2012 Summer Camps program.
Butte supervisor candidate would like to see more public participation
A special-education teacher who is a trustee of the Paradise Unified School District is hoping to become a future member of the Butte County Board of Supervisors.
Sweet Basil and the Bee: Big, fresh flavors and the birth of a new food business
Hanna and I got to witness the birth of a new business Sunday as Oliver Wong rolled his pristine blue and white cart out of its trailer, installed light posts and hung out a ladder of flavor signs for his new ice cream business, Spoons.
Chico State close to hiring new provost
Within a week or so, Chico State University may have a new provost, campus President Paul Zingg said in an email Tuesday.
Chico State student escapes kidnapping
Two men kidnapped a 19-year-old Chico State University student who was walking home alone about 5:10 a.m. Saturday.
Identity Of Injured Chico State Student Revealed
Officers tell us 23-year-old Claudio Morales is now paralyzed in both his arms and legs and is being treated at Enloe Medical Center in Chico.
Letter: Accusations out of character
I am not apologizing for any bad behavior on the part of Bob Britton, but I want you to know that the charges against him are completely out of character for the Bob Britton I knew as a professor of computer science at Chico State University.
Take a Hike set by Northern California Regional Land Trust
It's time for the annual Take a Hike! and 10K Trail Run taking place June 2 at Manzanita Place in Upper Bidwell Park.
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