As director of the Student Learning Center, Billie Jackson mentored students, faculty, and staff during her 29-year tenure, earning a widespread reputation as a wise elder within the University's community of color.

In need of public health clinical hours to fulfill their graduation requirement, students from the School of Nursing served their communities as COVID-19 contact tracers.

History shows our global economy will probably bounce back from COVID-19, and brighter days are on the horizon, says history professor Laird Easton.

A listing of professional achievements by Chico State faculty, staff, and students.

To honor George Floyd, alum Farshad Azad founded a scholarship supporting students fighting for social justice—40 years after he first experienced racism himself.

Financial Aid advisor Presley Hicks was deeply passionate about helping students—especially those who were first-generation and Black—persist at Chico State.

The Valene L. Smith Museum supports a broader mission to advance knowledge, learning, and culture by introducing the community to global cultures, history and people.

Chico State's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee created a resource page for Mental Health Awareness Month and kicked off a campaign aimed to end mental health stigma. #ScratchTheStigma

Two graduating seniors find strength in their backgrounds, their children, and each other.