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Chico State students have long lamented the terrible state of parking at the university. Now, a potential lethal solution is being proposed by the administration.  Czar of Parking Services, Anita Dahller, spoke on the potential for a lottery-based system of awarding parking permits.  “Students have been complaining because we sell so many parking permits beyond...

The program will include performances by the Vipisa Trio with members Cindy Moyer, violin, Ginny Ryder, saxophone and John Chernoff, piano, performing "Cantilène et Danse" by Mark Eychenne.

Noozhawk sports editor Diego Sandoval just learned that he’s got some journalism awards heading his way as a result of his senior project at Cal Poly, San

Nov. 4, 6 to 9 p.m.

For Joseph Alvarico, teaching has always gone beyond the classroom walls. The engineering teacher, who runs the robotics club, has been named California's Teacher of the Year. He says it makes him feel like a rock star.

Each language has a worldview a way of interpreting reality, Loren Me’-lash-ne Bommelyn says. For more than a century, society considered his uncivilized.

The pressure is mounting for teams around the FCS as the playoffs draw near.

One of the main reasons wide receiver Ty McCullouch landed with the Montana State football program after entering the transfer portal last offseason was for its winning culture.

Junior Leah Polonsky has dominated the early season, winning all six races she has competed in, winning three individual races apiece against Pitt and WSU.

Politicians, government officials and industry leaders gathered for a four-hour panel event in San Luis Obispo.