Four faculty members will have protected time and partnership support to develop projects with impact and relevance at a ...
Two University professors received highly competitive CSU grants this year to increase research opportunities for undergraduate students.
At one of California’s few native seed farms, Mason Shorts (Agriculture, ’20) is drawing on his Chico State education to grow the plants and flowers that help restore landscapes across the state.
The University climbs in categories for public universities, social mobility and veterans, with computer and electrical engineering among the nation’s best. California State University, Chico has ...
Ge Yang’s experience navigating language barriers and questions of identity from a young age inspired a lifelong commitment to creating the support he once needed. Now a program manager at the Hmong ...
Chico State Professor Josh Miranda and five mechatronic and mechanical engineering students piloted a camera-mounted drone over the University Farm one recent sunny summer afternoon. The mission: ...
Food has become one of the world’s strongest influences on travel decisions, according to new international research from Chico State marketing professor Matthew Stone and the World Food Travel ...
As families gathered across campus for Commencement this spring, another family was drawing attention high above the crowd. Beneath a towering oak behind Glenn Hall, Steve Snider (Biological Sciences, ...
University photographers Jason Halley and Matt Bates captured excitement and joy as Chico State honored its 2026 graduates during spring Commencement. Over the course of six ceremonies, 26,747 friends ...
Each year, a handful of Chico State students step to the president’s lectern during Commencement, addressing classmates, families, faculty, staff, and community members in one of the ceremony’s most ...
In 2002, Kit Miyamoto made the bold decision to rename his small Sacramento-based engineering firm, Marr Shaffer & Miyamoto, as Miyamoto International. At the time, his company had no global presence, ...
Veronica Ulloa’s chest tightened as she walked into her first college class. Stepping through the doors, she scanned the lecture hall—row after row of unfamiliar faces. As she searched for an empty ...