Campus Announcements - California State University, Chico

November 20, 2009: Community Tree Planting at Del Rio Wildland Preserve; University Film Series: FACING WINDOWS (2003, Italy), sponsored by the Italian Club and Fulvio Orsitto, Foreign Languages/Literatures, Dec. 8; University Film Series: BLACK ORPHEUS (1959, Brazil), introduced by Anthony Graybosch, Philosophy, Dec. 1
November 19, 2009: Music Dept. Library Hall Sale Starts Thursday; Chico Performances Presents Sleeping Beauty Ballet, Dec. 11-13; Writer's Voice Reading, Dec. 2; Anthropology Forum for Today
November 18, 2009: Humanities Center/Writer's Voice: Poet Robin Ekiss, TOMORROW; GIS Day / Map Sale; Teaching Hope Book Signing, Nov. 19
November 17, 2009: International Trivia Night, Nov. 17; The Museum of the Mind, Nov. 18; International Festival Informational Meeting, Nov. 18; The Wellness Center Presents: "What are you Worth?" - a Forum About Improving Self-Esteem, Nov. 18; Conversations on Diversity, "Bottom Up Solutions to Top Down Problems," Nov. 18; The Nammys on Tour - Nov. 20; Customer Appreciation Day, Dec. 4; International Forum, Dec. 1
November 16, 2009: CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction, Dec. 15; Opera Workshop Presents "The Merry Widow," Nov. 18 & 19; Alum to Present Piano Concert for Book in Common, Nov. 21; Thank You Concert: Double Vision, Nov. 17; Campus Historical Walk, Nov. 20; Humanities Center Gallery in December: Trevor Lalaguna's CO-MOTION; Kindergarten Fair, Nov. 18
November 13, 2009: Biology Seminar TODAY; Career Center On-Campus Recruiting Calendar Week at a Glance: Nov. 16 - 20; Opera Workshop Presents "The Merry Widow," Nov. 18 & 19; International Education Week, Nov. 16-20; University Film Series: Scipione L'Africano (1937, Italy), Nov. 17; Humanities Center/Writer's Voice: Poet Robin Ekiss, Nov. 19; University Film Series: BLACK ORPHEUS (1959, Brazil), Dec. 1; Power Lifting Seminar at the WREC, Nov. 14
November 12, 2009: Anthropology Forum Today; Pancakes for People, Nov. 14; Tonight: Pizza to Support Cancer Research; "Men, Women, Sex, and Violence: A multimedia presentation" by Jackson Katz, Nov. 13; The Nammys on Tour! - Nov. 20; What Went Wrong: An Idiosyncratic Perspective on the Economy and Economics, Dec. 8; Cathy Rogers Speaking, Nov. 12; Turner Print Museum at Meriam Reception, Nov. 12; International Forum, Nov. 17; The Museum of the Mind, Nov. 18; Piano Concert for Book in Common, Nov. 21
November 10, 2009: Jazz Concert, Nov. 13; Theatre Dept. to Present "Last Days of Judas Iscariot," Nov. 12-15; North State Symphony's "Sonorous Strings" Concert; Retirement Reception for Herman Ellis, Nov. 12; Upcoming Book in Common Events; Harvest Food Drive, Nov. 9-13; University Film Series: Facing Windows (2003, Italy), Dec. 8; Printmaking Exhibition: Two Views/ Two Printmakers; Conversations on Diversity, "Bottom Up Solutions to Top Down Problems," Nov. 18; The State of Health Care Reform in America
November 9, 2009: Native American Gathering Potluck, Nov. 13; The American Troubadours Vol. 1, Nov. 13; Dance for Peace Tonight; Chico Performances Presents Comic Genius John Cleese Tomorrow
November 6, 2009: STOP Meeting; Student Research Competition, Feb. 17; Correction: Book in Common Discussion at Barnes & Noble
November 5, 2009: Organic Vegetable Sale - Friday at the University Farm; The American Troubadours Vol. 1, Nov. 13; Book in Common Discussion: "I Am Because We Are," Nov. 8; "Men, Women, Sex, and Violence: A Multimedia Presentation" by Jackson Katz, Nov. 13; Anthropology Forum Today; Retirement Reception for Herman Ellis, Nov. 12; International Summer Internships Information Session Today
November 4, 2009: Pancakes for People Fundraising Breakfast, Nov. 14; Native American Gathering Potluck, Nov. 13; Comic Genius John Cleese, Nov. 10; Pilobolus - Dance, Mime, Acrobats and Theater, Nov. 8; University Film Series: THE SACRIFICE, hosted by Troy Jollimore, Nov. 10; Correction: Nov. 4 Yoga Forum at WREC; Chico Performances Welcomes Daryl Hannah, Nov. 6; Dancing for Peace, Nov. 9; A.S. Presents Eric Church, Dec. 6
November 3, 2009: Humanities Center/Writer's Voice: Poet Robin Ekiss, Nov. 19; 7th Annual Chico Organic Farming and Food Conference, TOMORROW; Fall Fresh Organic Vegetables from the Farm, Nov. 4; University Film Series: Scipione L'Africano (1937, Italy), Nov. 17; The Wellness Center Presents: "Yoga - Come Pose Yourself"; Humanities Center Gallery in December: Trevor Lalaguna's CO-MOTION; Adventure Outings Thanksgiving Break Trips; Reception for Advanced Fine Art Glass Student Work, Nov. 7; International Forum, Nov. 10; New Voices in Italian Studies - First Annual Colloquium, Nov. 9; Native American Banner Project Recognition Ceremony, Nov. 3; Printmaking Exhibition: Two Views/ Two Printmakers; The Nammys on Tour! - Nov. 20; Surplus Property Available To All Departments, Nov. 5; DSS and the Wellness Center Present "A Mindful Approach to Managing Chronic Pain," Nov. 4; Kindergarten Fair, Nov. 18; CSU, Chico Band Concert Saturday; Upcoming Book in Common Events; Tomorrow - Career Center's All Majors Career and Internship Fair
October 30, 2009: Career Center On-Campus Recruiting Calendar Week at a Glance: Nov. 2-6; Free Community Compost Workshops
October 29, 2009: Native American Banner Project Recognition Ceremony, Nov. 3; University Film Series: THE SACRIFICE, Nov. 10; Anthropology Forum, Oct. 29
October 28, 2009: CAPE to Present Homeless Forum, Nov. 4; Pilobolus is coming to Chico Nov. 8 - Dance, Mime, Acrobats & Theater; Dancing for Peace, Nov. 9; Turning Away From Hate: A White Supremacist's Story, Nov. 3; Kindergarten Fair, Nov.18; Retirement Reception for Sue Hedrick, Oct. 29; Chico Performances Presents Comic John Cleese, Nov. 10
October 27, 2009: College of ECC Lunch Bag Lecture: Catalyst Blitz Build 2010; Wellness Center Forum on Domestic Violence Awareness: Expect the Unexpected, Oct. 28; S.T.O.P. Meeting, Oct. 28; BSS Colloquium, Dec. 8; SEASA Hosts Free Film: Talladega Nights, Oct. 28; College of Business Executive Lecture Series Hosts Michael Polenske, Oct. 27; DSS and the Wellness Center Present "Got Diversity?", Oct. 28; Upcoming Book in Common Events; Humanities Center Gallery in November: Ann Pierce, "Umbrian Corridors and Others," Nov. 5 - Dec. 16; Reception Nov. 5; International Forum, Nov. 3; MFA Printmaking Exhibition: Two Views/ Two Printmakers; Career Center All Majors Career and Internship Fair, Nov. 4; Join Chico Performances to Welcome Daryl Hannah, Actress, Environmentalist & On the Creek Lecture Series Speaker, Nov. 6; Retirement Celebration for Andi Beach, Oct. 28
October 26, 2009: The 22nd Annual Pumpkin Drop, Oct. 29; Cowden Lecture Feature Pulitzer Prize-winning Author, Oct. 28; Shakespeare's "As You Like It" Staged Oct. 28 - Nov. 1; Garrison Keillor, Coming to Laxson, Oct. 29; The Hobbit is coming to CSU, Chico, Nov. 3; Discussion with Prof. Emmons, Oct. 27; "Conversations on First-Year Students" Brown Bag Series; Northstate Public Radio's Joe "O" Oleksiewicz Retires Today; 7th Annual Chico Organic Farming and Food Conference, Nov. 4; Liberian Peace Educator, Marvin Davis, speaks Oct. 29
October 23, 2009: A.S. Presents Country Star Eric Church, Dec. 6; DSS and The Wellness Center Present "Got Diversity?" - Oct. 28; Humanities Center Tertulia: Jessica Clark, HC's "Memory, Nostalgia, Ruins" theme, Oct. 29; Gateway Science Museum Announces "Saturdays At The Gateway" Events
October 22, 2009: Adventure Outings UpcomingTrips; Multicultural Bookfair This Weekend; Pulitzer Prize-Winning Historian To Speak at CSU, Chico, Oct. 28; Pilobolus is coming to Chico Nov. 8 - Dance, Mime, Acrobats & Theater; University Film Series: THE SACRIFICE, Nov. 10; College of ECC Lunch Bag Lecture: Catalyst Blitz Build 2010; Anthropology Forum Today
October 21, 2009: Career Center - All Majors Career and Internship Fair, Nov. 4; Campus Sustainability Day, TODAY; Kindergarten Fair, Nov.18; Join Chico Performances to Welcome Daryl Hannah, Actress, Environmentalist & On the Creek Lecture Series Speaker, Nov. 6; This Thursday - 5th Annual Moonlight Safety Walk; The Hobbit is coming to CSU, Chico, Nov. 3; Philosophy Colloquium: "Two Conceptions of Truth", Oct. 22; 7th Annual Chico Organic Farming and Food Conference; Turning Away From Hate: A White Supremacist's Story, Nov. 3; Retirement Celebration for Andi Beach, Oct. 28
October 20, 2009: International Forum, Oct. 27; Shakespeare's "As You Like It" Staged Oct. 28 - Nov. 1; Conversations on Diversity: How Much is [Your] Health Care Worth? - Oct. 21; Campus Internationalization Faculty-Staff Reception, Oct. 21; The Wellness Center Presents "Addicted to Love," TODAY; Writer's Voice Reading, Oct. 22; Garrison Keillor, Coming to Laxson, Oct. 29; Dancing for Peace, Nov. 9; Meet the Pikes, Oct. 22; College of Business Executive Lecture Series, Oct. 20
October 19, 2009: "Think Pink" Patio Event, Oct. 20; Voter Education Drive, Oct. 28; FREE Recycling Workshop, Oct. 21; Native American Banner Project Recognition Ceremony, Nov. 3; Free Film Showing: Regret To Inform (U.S.-Vietnam), Oct. 21; Upcoming Book in Common Events; Sphinx Chamber Orchestra is coming to Chico this Wednesday; What Prevents Peace, Understanding Psychological Conditioning; University Film Series: 2nd Annual Narrative Shorts Int'l Film Fest: 10 Films/9 Filmmakers, Nov. 3; Humanities Center Symposium: "Mnemonic Masters: The Art of Memorization in the Vedic Tradition of India," Oct. 23; Humanities Center Gallery in November: Ann Pierce, "Umbrian Corridors and Others," Nov. 5 - Dec. 16; Reception Nov. 5; MSW Informational Meeting, Oct. 20; Fall Choral Concert Friday in Laxson Auditorium; University Film Series: BLUE VINYL, Oct. 20; University Film Series: Kurosawa's THRONE OF BLOOD, Oct. 27
October 16, 2009: Turning Away From Hate: A White Supremacist's Story, Nov. 3; Second Life Event Starts Tomorrow; Career Center - All Majors Career and Internship Fair; DSS and Wellness Center Presents: Wellness Wednesdays; DSS and The Wellness Center Present: Got Diversity? Explore the Culture Within Yourself and Others; Biology Seminar, TODAY; Campus Internationalization Faculty-Staff Reception, Oct 21; CORRECTION: "Dancing for Peace," Nov. 9
October 14, 2009: A.S. Presents Reredux, Oct. 15; Garrison Keillor, Coming to Laxson, Oct. 29; This Way to Sustainability V Conference at CSU, Chico, Nov. 5-8, 2009; Multicultural Community Collaboration Book Fair, Oct. 24-25; Kindergarten Faire, Nov. 18; "Two Conceptions of Truth" Dr. Paul Teller, UC Davis; Candlelight Vigil for Gina Maggio, Oct. 14; World Food Day 2009, Oct. 19; SICKO Free Screening: Health Care Debate; CSU, Chico Presents Annual Fall Choral Concert, Oct. 23; The Hobbit is coming to CSU, Chico, Nov. 3; Dena Kay Jones to Perform "Passionate" Piano Repertoire, Oct. 16; Upcoming Book in Common Events; "Dancing for Peace," Nov. 9
October 13, 2009: University Film Series: BLUE VINYL, Oct. 20; University Film Series: Kurosawa's THRONE OF BLOOD, Oct. 27; Open House for the Gateway Science Museum, Oct. 16; Humanities Center Tertulia: Jessica Clark, HC's "Memory, Nostalgia, Ruins" theme, Oct. 29; International Forum, Oct. 20; Nikki Giovanni Reading, Oct. 23; Who Are the Soloists Among Us? A Discussion of Homelessness and Mental Illness in Butte County; Anti-Traffcking Meeting This Week, Oct. 14; Chico Performances Presents Rock, Pop and Blues with Joan Osborne, the Holmes Brothers and Paul Thorn, Oct. 15; Sphinx Chamber Orchestra is coming to Chico, Oct. 21; Printmaking Exhibition: Two Views/ Two Printmakers
October 12, 2009: Fall Faculty Fiesta Tomorrow; Yamato Taiko is coming to Laxson, Oct. 13
October 8, 2009: University Film Series: CALL ME TROY, Oct. 13; University Film Series: BLUE VINYL, Oct. 20; 5th Annual Moonlight Safety Walk; Anthropology Forum for Today
October 7, 2009: Biology Seminar, Oct. 9; Sphinx Chamber Orchestra is coming to Chico, Oct. 21; Northstate Public Radio Continues its 40th Anniversary Celebration; AmeriCorps VISTA Information Session, Oct. 14; Free Community Compost Workshops; Chico Performances presents Igudesman & Joo, Oct. 10; Fractals as a Panacea of Spatial Reasoning; Humanities Center Symposium: "Memory, Nostalgia, Ruins" theme, Oct. 23; Family Weekend - Oct. 8-11; A.S. Presents Reredux; Humanities Center Gallery in November: Ann Pierce, "Umbrian Corridors and Others," Nov. 5 - Dec. 16; Reception Nov. 5; Gateway Science Museum presents MWOW Lecture Series Speaker, TONIGHT; CELT Conference 2009 Begins Today
October 6, 2009: Kindergarten Fair, Nov. 18; Dena Kay Jones to Perform "Passionate" Piano Repertoire, Oct. 16; Book in Common Event In Oroville Today; Turner Fundraiser with Photographer Ron Sanford, Oct. 10; NSS Chamber Music: Beethoven & Friends; University Capital Projects Update; The Wellness Center Presents "Enhance Your Memory"; Wellness Center Tabling; Chico Performances Presents Rock, Pop and Blues with Joan Osborne, the Holmes Brothers and Paul Thorn, Oct. 15
October 5, 2009: The Associated Students Bookstore presents "Apple Fest 09" - Oct. 7; Academic Faire, Oct. 6; EARC Event: Buffalo Field Campaign, Oct. 7; International Forum with Prof. Hilda Hernandez, Oct. 13; Chico Alumni Chapter Fall Mixer, Oct. 8
October 2, 2009: School of Social Work. to Host Bake Sale, Oct. 5; Northstate Public Radio Continues it's 40th Anniversary Celebration; Biology Seminar, TODAY; Fractals as a Panacea of Spatial Reasoning; University Film Series: CALL ME TROY (2007, U.S.A.), Oct. 13; Conversations on Diversity: Do Not Assume, Oct 7; Yamato Taiko is coming to Laxson, Oct. 13; University Film Series: BLUE VINYL, Oct. 20; Fall Faculty Fiesta, Oct. 13
October 1, 2009: ISA Celebrates Diwali, Oct. 4; A.S. Presents Elizabeth Cook, TONIGHT; Chico Performances presents Igudesman & Joo, Oct. 10; The Wellness Center Presents - "Enhance your Memory," Oct. 7; AS Women's Center hosts Second Annual Queer Week, Oct. 5 - Oct. 10; North State Symphony's 31st Annual Mozart Mile Fundraiser, Oct. 4; University Film Series: Darius Goes West, Oct. 6; Join us in the Walk to Fight Alzheimer's, Oct. 10; Anthropology Forum, TODAY
September 30, 2009: Sean Carroll to Speak at Laxson Auditorium as Part of the President's Lecture Series, Oct. 9; Chico Performances Presents Rock, Pop and Blues with Joan Osborne, the Holmes Brothers and Paul Thorn, Oct. 15; Adventure Outings Break Trips; 5th Annual Moonlight Safety Walk, Oct. 22; The Alumni Association's Annual Family Weekend BBQ, Oct. 10; Join Chico Performances in Welcoming Global Guitarist Jesse Cook, Oct. 6; Continuing Education Open House - TODAY; Fall Patio Sale < Going on Now
September 29, 2009: Tickets Still Available for Saturday Matinee/Sunday Evening Performance of "The Great American Trailer Park Musical"; Adventure Outings: Upcoming Adventure Outings Trips; Bunya Tree Informational Meeting, Oct. 1; Hiestand Memorial Scholarship Concert, Oct. 3; Gillian Welch is coming to Chico, Oct. 4; Turner Fundraiser, Oct. 10; Academic Faire, Oct. 6; Chico Performances presents Internationally-renowned Van Cliburn Piano Competition Gold Medal Winner, Oct. 1; STOP Meeting, Sept. 30; CSU, Chico's Turner Print Museum Benefit, Oct. 3-4
September 28, 2009: AS Special Election, Sept. 30; History Inaugural Lecture, Sept. 30; Upcoming Book in Common Events; Museum Lecture: The Moral Insignificance of Species, Oct. 4; Finnegan/Coulter Bring the Sounds of Ireland to CSU, Chico, Sept. 29; Free film: "End of Suburbia," Oct. 1; College of Agriculture Joins Sierra Oro Farm Trail; GE Design Proposal Presentation, Oct. 2; International Forum: "Israel Today: Life and Leisure," Oct. 6
September 25, 2009: Ge Design Proposal Presentation, Oct. 2; Biology Seminar Series, TODAY; Chico Alumni Chapter Fall Mixer, Oct. 8; Yamato Taiko is coming to Laxson, Oct. 13; Hall of Honor Reception Scheduled for Oct. 10
September 24, 2009: Chico Performances presents Igudesman & Joo, Oct. 10; Anthropology Forum, TODAY; The Alumni Association's Annual Family Weekend BBQ, Oct. 10; Join Chico Performances in Welcoming Global Guitarist Jesse Cook, Oct. 6; Sean Carroll to Speak at Laxson Auditorium as Part of the President's Lecture Series, Oct. 9; Gillian Welch is coming to Chico, Oct. 4; University Film Series: DARIUS GOES WEST, Oct. 6; University Film Series: CALL ME TROY (2007, U.S.A.), Oct. 13, 7:30pm
September 23, 2009: Merle Haggard is coming to Chico, Sept. 29; University Capital Projects Update; Gateway Science Museum Lecture Series; Chico Performances presents Internationally-renowned Van Cliburn Piano Competition Gold Medal Winner, Oct. 1; Conversations on Diversity, When the Border Crosses You, TODAY; Business, IT, and SAP Career Fair TODAY; Dept. of Theatre Kicking off Season Sept. 30 with "The Great American Trailer Park Musical"
September 22, 2009: Golf Tournament Features U.S. Open Tickets; Student Town Hall, Sept. 28; Wellness Center Tabling, Sept., 23; Zipcar Launch Event, TODAY; Humanities Center Gallery: Debra Koppman and Sue Richardson, Sept. 30 - Nov. 19; Reception, Sept. 30; CORRECTION: Free Film "Garbage Warrior," Sept. 24; International Forum, Sept. 29; Adventure Outings: Yolla Bolly Backpack Adventure, Oc.t 9-11
September 21, 2009: Pamela Z in Performance, Oct. 11; AS Special Election, Sept. 30; AS Welcome Back BBQ, Sept. 23; AS Presents: 3 de la Habana brings some Cuban flair to CSU, Chico, Sept. 24; Book in Common to Present "The Fisher King," Sept. 22 in Oroville; "Trailer Park" Musical Staged Sept. 30 - Oct. 4; North State Symphony Kicks Off Season with Icons Concert; Jason Nice to Give History Inaugural Lecture, Sept. 30; TILT Faculty Symposium: Group Work for Students, Sept. 23; Adventure Outings: Canoe Expedition on Lake Ahjumawi: Sept. 25 - Sept. 27, 2009; Poster Sale - Back by Popular Demand; University Film Series: THE MIRROR (Andrei Tarkovsky, Russia, 1975), Sept. 29; Continuing Education Open House, Sept. 30; Panel Discussion: Academic Dishonesty at Chico, Sept. 23
September 18, 2009: Conversations on Diversity: When the Border Crosses You, Sept. 23; Come and Enjoy FREE Crafts for Kids at the Chico World Music Festival; U.N.I.T.E. Cricket Match, Sept 18
September 17, 2009: Zipcar Launch Event, Sept. 22; Writer's Voice Reading, Sept. 22; International Forum, Sept. 22; Anthropology Forum Today; AS Welcome Back BBQ, Sept. 23; Alzheimer's Association's Memory Walk, Oct. 10
September 16, 2009: 16th Annual Chico World Music Festival, Sept. 19 & 20; Merle Haggard is coming to Chico, Sept. 29; Student Town Hall, Sept. 28; Chico Performances presents a night of jazz with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, Sept. 18; Reminder: Constitution Day Panel Discussion, Sept. 17; Gillian Welch is coming to Chico, Oct. 4
September 15, 2009: University Film Series: DARIUS GOES WEST, part of Disability Awareness Month, Oct. 6; E-ARC Event, Sept. 17; Join Chico Performances in Welcoming Global Guitarist Jesse Cook, Oct. 6; Presenting Van Cliburn Piano Competition Gold Medal Winner, Oct. 1
September 14, 2009: Radical Reels Film Tour 09; Taste-Testing Tomorrow < Numi Organic Tea; Fundraiser for The Turner, Oct. 10; 10 Performances on 3 Stages THIS WEEKEND - Chico World Music Festival; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction, TOMORROW; Career Center Graduate and Professional School Fair, Sept. 15; Anti-Human Trafficking Group Meets; Multicultural Welcome Receptions; Kick Off for 2009-10 Community Book in Common; North State Symphony Kicks Off Season with Icons Concert; "Trailer Park" Musical Staged Sept. 30 - Oct. 4
September 11, 2009: Merle Haggard is coming to Chico, Sept. 29; Come and Enjoy Free Crafts for Kids at the Chico World Music Festival!; The Committee on Arts and Lectures (CAL) presents: Art Historian Dr. Cadge-Moore (De Anza College); A.S. Presents Zion I, Sept. 11; Humanities Center Gallery: Debra Koppman and Sue Richardson, Sept. 30 - Nov. 19; Reception, Sept. 30; CSU, Chico Music Department Early Music Recital; North State Symphony Kicks Off Season with Icons Concert
September 10, 2009: 10 Performances on 3 Stages, Sept. 19 & 20; Chico Performances presents a night of jazz with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, Sept. 18; Poster Sale; College of Business Ethics Film; Constitution Day Panel Discussion; CSU, Chico Music Department Early Music Recital, Sept. 13; University Film Series: THE MIRROR (Andrei Tarkovsky, Russia, 1975), Sept. 29; Used Bike Auction TODAY; Anthropology Forum Today
September 9, 2009: Free Film - "No Vacancy" - Sept. 10; Chicago Blues Reunion and Charlie Musselwhite Come to Chico; Deepak Chopra is coming to CSU, Chico, Sept. 12; Continuing Education Open House, Sept. 30; Career Center Graduate and Professional School Fair, Sept. 15; University Film Series: ONCE UPON A TIME IN CHINA, Sept. 15; The Alumni Association's Annual Family Weekend BBQ, Oct. 10; University Film Series: MACHUCA, Sept. 22; International Forum, Sept. 15; "Going Green" Photography Exhibition Reception, Today; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction, Sept. 15
September 4, 2009: Oat & Alfalfa Hay Sale at University Farm; Ink Blot Arts Presents: "Beowulf: Prince of the Geats", Sept. 4; Career Center Graduate and Professional School Fair, Sept. 15; University Film Series: ONCE UPON A TIME IN CHINA, Sept. 15; A.S. Presents The Soloist; A.S. Presents Zion I, Sept. 11; CSU, Chico Music Department Early Music Recital; Radical Reels Film Tour 09
September 3, 2009: Anthropology Forum Today; Come and Enjoy Free Crafts for Kids at the Chico World Music Festival, Sept. 19-20; Humanities Center Tertulia: Asa Mittman, HC's "Memory, Nostalgia, Ruins" theme, Sept. 10,
September 2, 2009: Labor day at the Forebay Aquatic Center; Alumni Day at AT&T Park, Sept. 12; The Alumni Association's Annual Family Weekend BBQ, Oct. 10
September 1, 2009: "Going Green" Photography Exhibition; Chicago Blues Reunion and Charlie Musselwhite Come to Chico; Scholarship Fundraiser, Sept. 6; Retirement Celebration for Diana Parks -Today; CORRECTION: Multicultural Welcome Receptions; Third Floor Gallery Show and Reception; 10 Performances on 3 Stages, Sept. 19 & 20; Calling all Staff - Koffee and Kudos, Sept. 2
August 31, 2009: 16th Annual Chico World Music Festival, Sept. 19 & 20; Chico Performances presents a night of jazz with Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, Sept. 18; Alice in Wonderland, Jr. is coming to CSU, Chico, Sept., 3; Business, IT, and SAP Career Fair, Sept. 23, 2009
August 28, 2009: Retirement Celebration for Diana Parks, Sept. 1; Chico World Music Festival, Sept. 19; Calling all Staff - Koffee and Kudos, Sept. 2
August 27, 2009: Campus Tree Tour
August 26, 2009: Multicultural Welcome Receptions; Chicago Blues Reunion and Charlie Musselwhite Come to Chico; University Film Series: C.R.A.Z.Y., hosted by Bill Campbell, History, Sept. 1; Humanities Center Gallery in August/September: Tom Patton and Nancy Scott Patton; Furlough Session with President Zingg Tomorrow; Deepak Chopra is coming to CSU, Chico, Sept. 12
August 25, 2009: The Turner Print Museum at Meriam: Exhibition Reception, Aug. 27; International Forum, Sept. 1; "Blue Gold" Free Film and Solutions Forum, Aug. 27; Alice in Wonderland, Jr. Coming to CSU, Chico Sept. 3; Associated Students Special Election for Commissioner of Environmental Affairs; International Student Club UNITE meets on Thursday; University Film Series: ONCE UPON A TIME IN CHINA, Sept. 15
August 21, 2009: Humanities Center Tertulia: Asa Mittman, HC's "Memory, Nostalgia, Ruins" theme, Sept. 10; Special Event for CSU, Chico Alumni, Faculty and Staff at Burger Hut
August 20, 2009: President's Convocation, TODAY; Retirement Open House for Amy Boles, Aug. 21; Wildcat Welcome Week; Wildcat Recreation Center (WREC) Grand Opening, Aug. 27; Multicultural Welcome Receptions; Cancer Society Fundraising Yard Sale - This Saturday; Meriam Library Tours - Fall 2009
August 19, 2009: Alice In Wonderland, Jr. Comes to Chico
August 18, 2009: Retirement Open House for Amy Boles, Aug. 21; President's Convocation, Aug. 20
August 17, 2009: Exhibition: David Mallory, Lyrical Landscapes; ElderCollege Orientation, Aug. 18; Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Welcome Meeting,-Aug. 19
August 13, 2009: University Film Series: C.R.A.Z.Y., hosted by Bill Campbell, History, Sept. 1; Special Event for CSU, Chico Alumni, Faculty and Staff at Burger Hut; Exhibition: David Mallory, Lyrical Landscapes
July 29, 2009: Chico World Music Festival, Sept. 18-20
July 13, 2009: Humanities Center Gallery in July/August/September: Tom Patton and Nancy Scott Patton
July 7, 2009: Flower and Vegetable Sales on Campus Today
June 22, 2009: Retirement Celebration for Gail Hildebrand, June 24
June 17, 2009: CSUEU Special Meeting - Vote on Furloughs
June 16, 2009: Retirement Celebration for Gail Hildebrand, June 24
June 8, 2009: Retirement Celebration for Jackie McClain, June 17
June 4, 2009: Annual Butterfly Survey Postponed to Monday, June 8
June 3, 2009: CSU, Chico Retired Staff - Opportunity for Lunch and Visiting
May 29, 2009: Annual Butterfly Survey, Please Join Us June 5
May 28, 2009: Service For Student Who Passed Away; Bad Seeds at the University Art Gallery
May 27, 2009: Transforming Course Design Presentation, June 1; 1st Annual Multicultural Community Collaboration Festival, June 13
May 26, 2009: CSU, Chico Retired Staff: Opportunity for Lunch and Visiting
May 20, 2009: Honors in General Education Presentations, May 22; Terry Nolan's Retirement Reception, May 21
May 19, 2009: Work Life Program - Caregiver Support Group, May 26
May 18, 2009: Retirement Reception for Chuck Nelson, May 20; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction, May 19; Linda Schurr's Retirement, May 19
May 14, 2009: Today and Tomorrow: Criminal Justice Problems and Solutions, May 14; Anthropology Forum Today
May 13, 2009: The Devil Came on Horseback, TODAY; Terry Nolan's Retirement Reception, May 21; 3rd Annual Art Department Fire and Bake Sale; Beauty & the Beast, Jr. is coming to Chico State; A Tribute to Tango, Tang First Century, May 13; Honors in General Education Students Theses Presentation, May 15
May 12, 2009: Calling all Staff - Koffee and Kudos, May 14; 14th Student Printmakers Exhibition and 6th Ink/Clay Awards, May 14; Humanities Center Gallery in May and June: Amanda Riner, Sandi Escobar, and Josh Olivera; Today and Tomorrow: Criminal Justice Problems and Solutions, May 12; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction, May 19
May 11, 2009: North State Symphony Presents Season Finale Concerts, May 16-17; Design Expo 2009, May 12; University Art Gallery - Annual Juried Student Exhibition; Chuck Nelson's Retirement Reception, May 20; Linda Schurr's Retirement, May 19
May 8, 2009: BMU 2nd Floor - Wounded In America Art Show
May 7, 2009: Religious Studies Lecture Series, May 8; Mother's Day Ceramics Sale - TODAY; Marketing and Design Students Will Present Campaign to Encourage Healthy Drinking Behavior, May 7; University Film Series: Sixth Annual International Shorts Fest,, May 12; Belonging: Friday Chico Premier Screening; Free Coffee and Bagels for Bike Week, Next Week - May 11-15; Candles in the Canyon at the Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve, May 16; Writer's Voice Reading Series, May 7
May 6, 2009: Chico Music Fest IV, May 9; Lecture: Sex Slaves and the Johns Who Buy Them: Is it Right to Control Demand in a Consumer's Market? - May 6; Beauty & the Beast, Jr. is coming to Chico State; International Forum, May 12; Museum Lecture, TODAY; Third Floor Gallery Reception - Tonight; Calling All Staff: Koffee and Kudos, May 14; Tennis Party, May 9
May 5, 2009: Retirement Reception for Chuck Nelson, May 20; Lecture: Reading between the Lines: Muslim American Fiction, May 6
May 4, 2009: Natan Sharansky to Speak in Harlen Adams Tonight; De-Stress - The Campus Wellness Center; The 25th Annual American Visions Photography Juried Exhibition; STOP! Meeting, May 5; Psychology Department Undergraduate Honors Colloquium, May 6; Interfaith Event, May 4; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction, May 19; Spring Musical -- "Crazy for You" -- Staged Wednesday-Sunday This Week; A Tribute to Tango, Tang First Century, May 13
May 1, 2009: Save the Date for the Annual MCGS Senior Research Symposium; CSU, Chico Choirs in Concert Saturday
April 30, 2009: De-Stress - The Campus Wellness Center; Location Change for May 5 International Forum; Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve Spring Hikes; CSU, Chico Alumni Association's Chico Chapter Sixth Annual Spring Tri-Tip Barbeque, May 7; Lecture: Sex Slaves and the Johns Who Buy Them: Is it Right to Control Demand in a Consumer's Market? - May 6; Anthropology Forum: "Inupiat Paitot: An Elder's Workshop in Alaska," TODAY
April 29, 2009: A.S. Presents: You - A Talent Showcase, May 1; Associated Students Bookstore Annual Spring Quad Sale; Lecture: "Games We Play: A Conversation About Homophobia in Athletics," May 6; Joe Craven and Laura Love/Orville Johnson in Harlen Adams, April 30
April 28, 2009: A Tribute to Tango, Tang First Century, May 13; Museum WithOut Walls (MWOW) tomorrow - Final Week; The Cost of Violence: A Peace Institute Panel Discussion, April 29; Campus Wide Discussion: Finding Common Ground, April 30
April 27, 2009: 4th Annual Conversations on Diversity Awards April 29; Catch Your Dreams- The Campus Wellness Center, April 29; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction, May 19; College of ECC Lunch Bag Lecture Wednesday April 29 with Joe Greene; Spring Choral Concert Saturday in Harlen Adams Theatre, May 2; Purchase Tickets Now for Best Seats to 2009 Spring Musical, "Crazy for You"; Earth Month Event: Looking at Global Human Trafficking Through a Sustainable Lens, April 28; International Foreign Language Honor Society Phi Sigma Iota Initiation Ceremony, April 30; University Film Series: Sixth Annual Int'l Shorts Fest, produced by Electronic Arts Program, Art+Art History, May 12, 7:30pm; University Film Series: CONTROL ROOM, hosted by Mahan Mirza, Religious Studies, May 5, 7:30pm
April 24, 2009: Charter Day Ceremony Today at 2pm; AS Sustainability and Take Back the Tap present the film FLOW (For the Love of Water), April 30; Phi Kappa Phi Initiation and Medallion Ceremony, May 4
April 23, 2009: Associated Students Bookstore Spring Quad Sale; The Committee on Arts and Lectures & Writer's Voice present: Fred Arroyo, Novelist, April 30; Anthropology Forum TODAY; Lecture: "Games We Play: A Conversation About Homophobia in Athletics," May 6; Humanities Center Gallery in May and June: Amanda Riner, Sandi Escobar, and Josh Olivera; Outstanding Professor Award today at 5 pm; University Film Series: Dancer in the Dark, April 28
April 22, 2009: Religious Studies Lecture Series, May 8; Sim Center Open House Tomorrow, April 23; Relay For Life Team Wildcat Walks this Weekend; Lecture: Deathhouse Chaplain of Texas, April 26; 20th Annual Staff & Faculty Art Exhibit & Auction; BSS Student Research and Scholarly Work Symposium; UNITE International Dinner, April 23; Author and Speaker Nonie Darwish, April 28; International Forum, April 28; Hmong Heritage Day, April 30
April 21, 2009: Outstanding Faculty Service Award Reception Today; College of ECC Lunch Bag Lecture Series, April 22; Work Your Way Around the World: International Internships and Careers Forum, April 22; Panel Discussion: The Cost of Violence, April 29; Ms. President: A Discussion on Women and Politics, April 29; International Festival, April 25; Catch Your Dreams - Campus Wellness Center; Museum WithOut Walls (MWOW) continues tomorrow; STOP! meeting, April 21
April 20, 2009: Wildcats, Redwoods and Buried Treasure: History Tour and Arboretum Tour, April 22; College of Natural Sciences' 5th Annual Research Symposium, April 21; Explore the World on a Shoestring Budget: Financial Aid; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction; Purchase Tickets Now for Best Seats to 2009 Spring Musical, "Crazy for You"; April 25 "Ramparts" Band Concert to Feature Civil War-era "Coded Song"; Opera Workshop's "Fairy Tales" Concert, April 22 & 23; Lecture: Promoting Diversity in Education, April 22; Joe Craven and Laura Love/Orville Johnson in Harlen Adams, April 30; Faculty-Staff Alumni Appreciation Event, April 21
April 17, 2009: International Education Week: Focus: Explore the World on a Shoestring Budget, April 20-24; University Film Series: CONTROL ROOM, May 5; Pasta Feed, April 21; Humanities Center Tertulia: "Beauty in the Cloister: Viewing in a Monastic Utopia," Kyle Killian, April 23; Spring Health Fair: Stepping up to Nutrition and Wellness, April 18; Biology Seminar, TODAY
April 16, 2009: Earth Month Event: Upper Park Trail Days in Bidwell Park; ChicoFest 2009, April 25 & 26; Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve Spring Hikes; Earth Month Event: Stitch the Future, April 16; Earth Month Event: Do Something Drastic,Cut the Plastic, April 16; Earth Month Event: Compost Workshop. April 18; Anthropology Forum Today; Reception: Jeff Rindels at the University Art Gallery, April 16; Earth Month Event: Sustainability in the AS, April 20; CSU, Chico Superior Ag/Tri Counties Bank Golf Classic; AS Sustainability and Take Back the Tap present the film FLOW (For the Love of Water), April 30; Earth Month Event: Electronic Waste Recycling Drop-off , April 25; Adventure Outings Used Gear Sale; CELT/CAPE Forum on Academic Integrity
April 15, 2009: Sim Center Open House, April 23; Spring Awards "Luau" Luncheon, April 23; Religious Studies Lecture Series, May 8; Religious Studies Lecture Series, April 17; 54th Annual Juried Student Exhibition; A.S. Presents: You - A Talent Showcase, May 1; Join us For a Pizza Feast- The Campus Wellness Center, April 20; 54th Annual Juried Student Exhibition Juror's Lecture: Joseph del Pesco, April 23; Lecture: Interaction Design for Cultural Sites, April 16; Lecture: Living Fearlessly: Practicing the Four All-Embracing Virtues, April 17; Adventure Outings Mountain Bike; University Film Series: Color of Paradise, April 21; Free BBQ Thursday in the Free Speech Area; AS Election Candidate Debate Thursday; Multi-Instrumentalist Joe Craven and Laura Love/Orville Johnson in Harlen Adams, April 30; Nobel Peace Prize Winning Economist to Speak on Climate Change; University Film Series: Dancer in the Dark, April 28; Associated Students Bookstore Spring Fling Sale Friday, April 17
April 14, 2009: Wholesome Canned Food Drive, April 20 - May 1; Free Talk Thursday by World-renowned Artist Yuji Hiratsuka at The Turner; Campus History Tour and Arboretum Tour both next Wed., April 22; Student Employee of The Year Recognition, April 15; Natural Sciences Poster Session, April 21; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction; Lecture: Promoting Diversity in Education, April 22; Student Services Center Celebration, April 20; Career Center - All Majors Career Fair, April 16; What Happy People Know That You Don't - Presented by the Campus Wellness Center, April 15; Additional Tickets Available to a Live Video Broadcast of Greg Mortenson in the BMU, April 21; Museum WithOut Walls (MWOW) Continues Tomorrow; Leadership and Success Conference; Conversations on Diversity, "White Privilege and the Politics of Identity," April 15; College of ECC Lunch Bag Lecture Series, April 15; Guest Speaker: Career Opportunities in the Recycling Industry, April 15; Professional MBA Information Sessions - April 23 in Chico and April 30 in Redding
April 13, 2009: Lecture: Tree worship in India, April 16; Chico State Tennis Club Spring 2009 Fundraising Event, April 17-19; Outstanding Faculty Awards next Tuesday and Thursday; Have Fun While Helping Raise Funds: Pennies for Peace Fundraiser at T. Bar; Purchase Tickets Now for Best Seats to 2009 Spring Musical, "Crazy for You"; Humanities Center Symposium: Elise Archias, Art History, "Everydayness," April 17; Free Thank You Concert Wednesday in Harlen Adams Theatre; April 25 "Ramparts" Band Concert to Feature Civil War-era "Coded Song"; Friday Gospel Concert Moved to Harlen Adams Theatre; Opera Workshop's "Fairy Tales" Concert, April 22 & 23
April 10, 2009: ATF Guest Speaker, April 13; Join Chico Performances as they Welcome Doug Lansky, Global Trotter and Author, April 14; University Film Series: Dancer in the Dark, April 28; Humanities Center Gallery in May and June: Amanda Riner, Sandi Escobar, and Josh Olivera; Conversations on Diversity, "White Privilege and the Politics of Identity," April 15
April 9, 2009: CANCELLED: Tonight's Humanities Center/Writer's Voice Speaker; Cross-Cultural Leadership Center Hosts 'Reel Diversity'; Phi Kappa Phi Initiation and Medallion Ceremony, May 4; Leadership and Success Conference, April 29; CEO Speaker Series, April 9; Anthropology Forum, TODAY; The Museum of the Mind, April 22; Vietnam War Widow Documentary, April 16; Free Centennial Organ recital, TODAY; Faculty-Staff Alumni Appreciation Event, April 21; University Film Series: The Color of Paradise, April 21; Join the Marcus Roberts Trio in Honoring Jazz Music in Laxson Auditorium, April 11
April 8, 2009: Free BBQ, April 16; AS Election Candidate Debate, April 16; Vote April 21-23; University Film Series: M. HULOT'S HOLIDAY, April 14; Used Bicycle Auction, April 23; International Forum, April 14; Free Concert Band/Jazz II Concert, April 15; Nicolette Niman of Niman Ranch to visit TONIGHT; Religious Studies Lecture Series, May 8; Religious Studies Lecture Series, April 17; A.S. Presents: You - A Talent Showcase, May 1; Join us For a Pizza Feast- The Campus Wellness Center
April 7, 2009: Student Employee of The Year Recognition, April 15; Humanities Center Tertulia: "Beauty in the Cloister: Viewing in a Monastic Utopia," April 23; Nobel Peace Prize Winning Economist to Speak on Climate Change; Relay for Life Team: Cancer Society Fundraiser at Tea Bar, TONIGHT; Interested in an International Career?; College of ECC Lunch Bag Lecture Series, April 8; Career Center - All Majors Career Fair, April 16; Museum WithOut Walls (MWOW) Continues Tomorrow; Yard Sale to Benefit Non-Profit Organizations, April 17-18
April 6, 2009: Jeff Rindels at the University Art Gallery; Expect the Unexpected - The Campus Wellness Center; Nursing in Vietnam and Cambodia: Many Needs and Inadequate Resources, April 8; Student Services Center Celebration, April 20; CSU, Chico Superior Ag/Tri Counties Bank Golf Classic; Jazz Sax Great Dave Pietro to Join CSU, Chico's Jazz X-Press , April 9; Guitarist Tobin Roye to Perform with CSU, Chico Guitar Students, April 10; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction
April 3, 2009: Vietnamese Film , "The Rebel"; Biology Seminar, TODAY; Adventure Outings: Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour, April 9; University Awards Reception, April 22; Religious Studies Lecture Series, April 17; Religious Studies Lecture Series, May 8; International Forum, April 7; ChicoFest 2009, April 25-26
April 2, 2009: The BMU Third Floor Gallery presents: Annual CSU, Chico MFA Exhibition & Reception; Relay for Life Team: Cancer Society Fundraiser at Tea Bar, April 7; A.S. Presents: You - A Talent Showcase, May 1; Gospel Fest, April 5; Nursing in Vietnam and Cambodia: Many Needs and Inadequate Resources, April 8; University Film Series: STILL LIFE, hosted by Wai-hung Wong, Philosophy, April 7; Nobel Peace Prize Winning Economist to Speak on Climate Change, April 16; Reception for Jennifer Linnea Daly, April 9; Nicolette & Bill Niman of Niman Ranch to visit Chico April 8; Chico Performances Welcomes Author Doug Lansky, April 14; Anthropology Forum Today
April 1, 2009: College of ECC Lunch Bag Lecture, April 1; Preventing Violence in the Workplace, April 2; Helping Departments Help Students, April 3 & 28; Humanities Center Symposium: Elise Archias, Art History, "Everydayness," April 17; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction; Join the Marcus Roberts Trio in Honoring Jazz Music in Laxson Auditorium, April 11; Museum of Anthropology Lecture: How American Music Was Transformed by African American Musicians, April 13; Museum of Anthropology Lecture: Don't Sweat the Technique, April 5; Museum of Anthropology Lecture: Rhythms of the Gods, TODAY
March 30, 2009: Enjoy the San Jose Taiko Drummers, April 2; Leadership and Success Conference, April 29; Jazz Sax Great Dave Pietro to Join CSU, Chico's Jazz X-Press , April 9; Molière's "Learned Ladies" Staged April 1-5; Guitarist Tobin Roye to Perform with CSU, Chico Guitar Students, April 10; Locals with Ties to Pakistan and Afghanistan to Speak About "Three Cups of Tea," April 6; University Film Series: COLOR OF PARADISE, April 21; Film: "Ever Again," April 1; CONNECT 2009 Conference, April 1-2; Guest Lecturer Sophia Dong, TONIGHT; Documentary Film Showing "Born Into Brothels," April 2
March 27, 2009: Biology Seminar, TODAY; Chico Performances Welcomes Author Doug Lansky, April 14
March 26, 2009: University Film Series: M. HULOT'S HOLIDAY, April 14; GE Open Forum, March 27; West African Music Group, Habib Koite & Bamada, April 4; CSU, Chico Choral Union Presents Haydn's Creation, March 29; Guest Lecturer Sophia Dong, March 30; Gospel Fest, April 5; Interested in Italy?; Hmong Student Association Bridging Generations Conference; Anthropology Forum for Today
March 25, 2009: College of ECC Lunch Bag Lecture, March 25; 2008-2009 Religious Studies Lecture Series, March 27; CSU, Chico Student Art Show and Sale; AS Late Night: Speed Dating, March 25; Guitarist Tobin Roye to Perform with CSU, Chico Guitar Students, April 10; Join the Marcus Roberts Trio in Honoring Jazz Music in Laxson Auditorium, April 11
March 24, 2009: Two Bluegrass Groups Performing in Laxson in One Night! March 26; Lecture: Rhythms of the Gods: Afro-Brazilian Religious Music in Bahia, April 1; Public Forum: "Language as an Ethic of Justice," March 25; Conversations on Diversity, Troops to College, March 25; CORRECTION: USAC Bilbao resident director will be in Chico WEDNESDAY!; Multimedia Anthropology Museum Lecture, March 25; Transportation Demand Management Public Forum, April 1; Enjoy the Loud Boom of the San Jose Taiko Drummers, April 2; Grand-Scale Choral Performance of "The Creation" Presented March 29; Campus Wellness Center Presents "It's Easy Being Green"; Natalya Shkoda to Give Piano Recital Friday; Come see Aquila Theatre: Comedy of Errors--Shakespeare at its Funniest! March 24
March 23, 2009: Film: "Ever Again" on April 1; "The New Anti-Semitism: Promoting Hate Through Anti-Zionist Rhetoric," March 25; Improving Writing in the Major, March 27; Humanities Center/Writer's Voice Host Author Barry Callaghan, April 9; Writer's Voice+Humanities Center host Kevin Prufer+Troy Jollimore, March 27
March 19, 2009: Conversations on Diversity: Troops to College, March 25; University Film Series: STILL LIFE, hosted by Wai-hung Wong, Philosophy, April 7; Author of "The Cheating Culture" to speak March 24
March 18, 2009: Film: "Ever Again," April 1; "The New Anti-Semitism: Promoting Hate Through Anti-Zionist Rhetoric," March 25
March 13, 2009: SFJAZZ Collective Coming to Rock Lason Auditorium, March 20; Two Bluegrass Artists Perform in Laxson Auditorium in One Night
March 12, 2009: Campus Wellness Center Presents "It's Easy Being Green"; Anthropology Forum, TODAY; Office of Diversity Art Show Reception, March 12; Don't Miss GradFest Today at the AS Bookstore
March 11, 2009: Aquila Theatre: Comedy of Errors, March 24 -- Shakespeare at its funniest!; Turner in Meriam Exhibition Reception and Curators' Talk, March 11; Shamrock Shuffle, March 14; University Awards Reception, April 22; Writer and Former English Professor, Clark Brown, Will Read Thursday Evening
March 10, 2009: Chicken Soup for the Grandparent's Soul Conference, March 14; Two Bluegrass Artists Perform in Laxson Auditorium in One Night; College of ECC Lunch Bag Lecture Series, March 11; University Art Gallery Presents: The Chinese in 19th Century Chico: a Hidden History, March 11; The Artist Discusses His Work; Campus Wellness Center Offers a Free Night of Zumba, TONIGHT; Writer's Voice and the Humanities Center host Kevin Prufer and Troy Jollimore, March 27; Climate Change Book Club -- Tomorrow with Elizabeth Kolbert at Laxson; Museum Lecture: Flash of the Spirit: The Music of Africa and Beyond, March 11
March 9, 2009: "Happy Hour", Comedy in the BMU, March 10; Environmental Author and Advocate to speak in Laxson, March 11; Kruschke Piano Competition Takes Place, March 11; 2009 Chico Bach Festival Concerts Today and Tomorrow; The Turner in Meriam Exhibition Reception for Women's History Month
March 6, 2009: Biology Seminar Today; Aquila Theatre: Comedy of Errors, March 24 -- Shakespeare at its funniest!; Chico Guild, North State Symphony Scholarship Dinner, March 21
March 5, 2009: Canned Food Drive; Campus Wellness Center Offers a Free Night of Zumba, March 10; Bingo to Raise Money For Cancer Cure; Office of Diversity Inaugural Art Show; Women's History Month; University Film Series: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, March 10; Music Department Presents the 8th Annual Chico Bach Festival; Kruschke Piano Competition, March 11; Anthropology Forum, TODAY
March 4, 2009: Universally Renowned Dancers from Ailey II, March 13; Asian Cultural Dialogue This Friday
March 3, 2009: Grandparent Conference & Resource Fair; Environmental Author and Advocate to speak in Laxson, March 11; Conversations on Diversity, No Secrets, No Silence: Stopping Violence Against Women; Climate Change Book Club Wednesday; 3rd Floor Gallery Reception
March 2, 2009: Museum of Anthropology Lecture, March 11; Dept. of Theatre to Stage "In The Blood," March 4-8; The 18th Annual Keeping Dance Alive! Performance is Coming to Laxson Auditorium, March 6; Adventure Outings: Mt. Shasta Ski and Board, March 7; Faculty Sustainability Forum, March 3
February 27, 2009: Conversations on Diversity, No Secrets, No Silence: Stopping Violence Against Women; Anthropology Lecture: World Explorations, March 1; 6th Annual Shamrock Shuffle; International Forum, March 3; Humanities Center Gallery in March: Lynn Criswell and Kathleen Nartuhi; Mark Your Calendars for the University Awards Reception, April 22
February 26, 2009: Join Chico Performances in a Theatrical Concert, Oh Mr. Sousa! - March 1; Reception for On The Creek Lecture Series Speaker, March 11; Safe Place Open House, March 2; University Film Series: THE EXILES, March 3, hosted by Sarah Pike, Religious Studies
February 25, 2009: International Cultural Dialogue This Friday; Join the Fight Against Cancer TONIGHT at the Men's and Women's Basketball Game; Environmental Author and Advocate to speak in Laxson, March 11; Music Department presents the 8th annual Chico Bach Festival; Donavon Frankenreiter Passes it Around in Chico, Feb. 26; Second COB Ethics Film, Feb. 26; Business, IT, and SAP Career Fair, Feb. 25
February 24, 2009: Celtic Dynamos Cherish the Ladies to Perform at Laxson, Feb. 26; The 18th Annual Keeping Dance Alive! Performance is Coming to Laxson Auditorium, March 6; Lecture: Fire Inna Babylon: A Social History of Reggae Music, Feb. 25; The Department of Religious Studies Presents: Beyond Macumba, Feb. 27; CCLC Programs: Reel Diversity; CCLC Programs: CEO Speaker Series, Feb. 26; Spirit of a Woman Conference, March 6; Eating Disorders Awareness Week Film Change
February 23, 2009: University Film Series: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, March 10; Meeting: Faculty Initiative on Transformative Learning, Feb. 27; Medical Statistics Lecture, TODAY; Universally Renowned Dancers from Ailey II, March 13; Society of Women Engineers Pizza Fundraiser, Feb. 24; New Music Symposium to Feature Student, Faculty, and Guest Performers; Enjoy an Evening for Two; Dept. of Theatre to Stage "In The Blood," March 4-8
February 20, 2009: Chinese-American Artists at University Art Gallery; Dept. of History and Humanities Center Doubleheader: Feb. 25 and 26
February 19, 2009: Donavon Frankenreiter Passes it Around in Chico, Feb. 26; Grammy-nominated Jazz Orchestra, the Afro-Cuban All Stars with Juan De Marcos, Feb. 24; Free and Confidential HIV Testing, TODAY; University Film Series: RICHARD III, hosted by Robert O'Brien, English, Feb. 24; Yard Sale to Benefit Non-Profit Organizations, April 17-18
February 18, 2009: College of ECC Lunch Bag Lecture Series, Feb. 20; McGowan Lake Cross Country Ski & Snowshoe, Feb. 21; Men and Women's Pink Zone Basketball Game, Feb. 25; Join Chico Performances in a Theatrical Concert, Oh Mr. Sousa! - March 1; Lecture: Fire Inna Babylon: A Social History of Reggae Music, Feb. 25; Conversations on Diversity, Transgender 101: What Does Transgender Really Mean?, Feb. 18; Lecture: Medical Statistics-Informed Decisions for Patients, Feb. 23; Book Reading, Feb. 24; German Consul for Cultural Affaires Here Tomorrow
February 17, 2009: CAPE Event: Evolutionary Psychology; North State Symphony Presents "Imagination's Dream" Concert, Feb. 22 in Chico; Great Jeans Give-A-Way; Climate Change Book Club Starts Tomorrow; CSU, Chico Art Professor Emeritus Art Reception, Feb. 19; Celtic Dynamos Cherish the Ladies to Perform at Laxson, Feb. 26; The 18th Annual Keeping Dance Alive! Performance is Coming to Laxson Auditorium, March 6; International Forum, Feb. 24
February 16, 2009: Faculty/Staff Reception Tuesday, Feb. 17; "Set It Off" Presented by Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc, Feb. 21; Renata Razza, Transgender Speaker, Feb. 18; Three Cups of Tea: Julia Bergman, President of Central Asia Institute; Emeritus CSU, Chico Faculty Exhibit, Feb. 19; Pride/Safezone LGBTQIA Social/Dance
February 13, 2009: Music Department Valentine's Day Fundraiser in Harlen Adams Theatre, FEb. 14; Benefit Performance for Greg Tropea at the Blue Room Theater , Feb. 15; Agriculture Career/Internship Fair Comes to CSU, Chico , Feb. 18; University Film Series: THE EXILES, March 3, hosted by Sarah Pike, Religious Studies; Faculty/Staff Reception, Feb. 17
February 12, 2009: Join Chico Performances in a Theatrical Concert, Oh Mr. Sousa! - March 1; STOP! - First Meeting, Feb. 17; Men and Women's Pink Zone Basketball Game, Feb. 25; The AIDS Chronicles-Here to Represent (Film) & National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Feb. 17
February 11, 2009: The Bellydance Superstars; Darwin Book Club Tonight - Birthday Party & Film Tomorrow; Business, IT, and SAP Career Fair, Feb. 25, 2009; Donavon Frankenreiter Passes it Around in Chico, Feb. 26; Enjoy a Day with German Consul Karsten Tietz, Feb. 19; Humanities Center Gallery in March: Lynn Criswell and Kathleen Nartuhi
February 10, 2009: Don't Miss "iTwist" at the Associated Students Bookstore Tomorrow; Come to Laxson for a Night of Bluegrass with Chris Thile and the Punch Brothers, Feb. 13; Harlem Renaissance Rent Party, Thurs., Feb. 12, 5pm, Harlen Adams Stage; College of Business Ethics Film Series; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction
February 9, 2009: Celtic Dynamos Cherish the Ladies, Feb. 26; University Film Series: RICHARD III, hosted by Robert O'Brien, English, Feb. 24; Conversations on Diversity, Transgender 101: What Does Transgender Really Mean? Feb. 18
February 6, 2009: Darwin Days Field Trip, Feb. 7; Master's Recital, Feb. 6; University Film Series: Norma Rae, Feb. 10; The AIDS Chronicles-Here to Represent (Film) & National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Feb. 17 & 19
February 5, 2009: Grammy-nominated Jazz Orchestra, the Afro-Cuban All Stars with Juan De Marcos, Coming to Laxson Feb. 24; Turtle Island String Quartet with Cyrus Chestnut, Feb. 17; Diplomat-in-Residence Campus Visit, Feb. 11; University Film Series: "The AIDS Chronicles - Here to Represent," Feb. 17; Matthew Tyson's Public Lecture Tonight
February 4, 2009: Hmong Culture and Youth Talent; Dept. of History and Humanities Center Doubleheader: Feb. 25 and 26; CSU, Chico Organic Veggies; BMU 3rd Floor Gallery Reception, Feb. 4; German Consul Karsten Tietz, Feb. 19
February 3, 2009: Come to Laxson for a Night of Bluegrass with Chris Thile and the Punch Brothers, Feb. 13; Business, IT, and SAP Career Fair Feb. 25, 2009; Darwin Day Activities for Feb. 4; Law Internships Available, Orientation Feb. 4; Wise Kid, Healthy Kid Camp Information Meeting, Feb. 24 - RSVP by Feb. 12; Comedian Arj Barker; Humanities Center Gallery in February: CSU Chico Alum Klutch Stanaway's "Plywood on Paper"; Humanities Center Gallery in February: Tile Artist Robin Indar, PIECEMEAL; Severance Package Plays Reception, Feb 6.
February 2, 2009: Internationalization Forum, Feb. 6; Office of Diversity Inaugural Art Show - Deadline Today; Robert Bowman to Perform with Chamber Music Ensemble, Feb. 8; Spring Calendar for Three Cups of Tea; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction, Feb. 17; CORRECTION: The Bellydance Superstars; Not too Early to Start Planning Your Valentine's Day Festivities; Harlem Renaissance Rent Party, Feb. 12; Indiana Jones & All That Brass!, Feb. 4
January 30, 2009: Diplomat-in-Residence Campus Visit, Feb. 11; Turtle Island String Quartet with Cyrus Chestnut, Feb. 17
January 29, 2009: The Bellydance Superstars are coming to Laxson for a Valentine's Day Performance; The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, presented by Chico Performances, Jan. 30; Museum of Anthropology Lecture, Feb. 1
January 28, 2009: California Pre-Doctoral Applications Available; Come to Laxson for a night of bluegrass with Chris Thile and the Punch Brothers!; Don't Miss "Indiana Jones" Brass Concert, Feb. 4; Chamber Music Concert Features New Piano Faculty Member, Feb. 8; Black History Month Event: Harlem Renaissance Rent Party, Feb. 12; Make Plans to Attend "My Funny Valentine! " Jazz Concert, Feb. 14; University Film Series: Norma Rae, Feb. 10; Darwin Book Club Begins Tonight
January 27, 2009: The Second City on Tour, Jan. 28; Three Cups of Tea: Film and Speakers, Feb. 3
January 26, 2009: Humanities Center Gallery in January and February: CSU Chico Alum Klutch Stanaway's "Plywood on Paper"; University Film Series: The Real Charlie Wilson's War, Feb. 3
January 23, 2009: Comedy Hypnotist Dale K, Jan. 25; University Film Series: "Secret Cinema #2" with Juan-Carlos Selznick, Jan. 27; Opening of Turner Print Museum in Meriam; Humanities Center Gallery in January: New works by Peter Jodaitis, "Global Gangsters"; Royal Robbins Speaking on Campus, Feb. 7; Organ and Brass Concert, Jan. 25
January 21, 2009: University Art Gallery Reception, Feb. 9; Jackie Hickey Retirement Reception, Jan. 23; The Second City on Tour, Jan. 28; The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, presented by Chico Performances, Jan. 30; Humanities Center Gallery in February, Reception Feb. 6
January 15, 2009: Come and enjoy The Second City on Tour, a night of comedy at Laxson, Jan. 28
January 13, 2009: If You Loved Cirque Mechanics, You'll Love Peking Acrobats - Coming back to Laxson, Jan. 20
January 12, 2009: Chico Alumni Chapter Basketball Receptions, Jan. 30; 7th Annual Children in Trauma Conference, Jan. 16-17 - KCHO & KFPR Health Desk Tues., Jan. 13
January 7, 2009: Michael Tilson Thomas to Direct the San Francisco Symphony, Jan. 22
January 6, 2009: The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, presented by Chico Performances, Jan. 30
January 5, 2009: Humanities Center Gallery in February: Tile artist Robin Indar, PIECEMEAL; Severance Package plays reception, Feb. 6; University Film Series: "Secret Cinema #2" with Juan-Carlos Selznick, Jan. 27; University Film Series: THE REAL CHARLIE WILSON'S WAR, Feb. 3
December 18, 2008: Chico Alumni Chapter Basketball Reception, Jan. 30; Humanities Center Gallery in January and February: CSU, Chico Alum Klutch Stanaway's "Plywood on Paper"; Humanities Center Gallery in January: New works by Peter Jodaitis, "Global Gangsters"
December 17, 2008: Michael Tilson Thomas to Direct the San Francisco Symphony, Jan. 22; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction, TOMORROW; Barbara Stevens Retirement Reception, Dec. 18
December 16, 2008: Storyteller Tomaseen Foley Comes to Laxson, Dec. 17; If You Loved Cirque Mechanics, You'll Love Peking Acrobats - Coming back to Laxson, Jan. 20
December 11, 2008: Anthropology Forum TODAY; Hot Apple Cider and Cookies; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction
December 10, 2008: Art Department Annual Ceramics and Glass Sale, Dec. 11; Glorious Sounds of the Season Scholarship Fundraiser Presented Dec. 12-14; TLP Open House, Dec. 16 & 17
December 9, 2008: Enjoy the Holidays with Chico Community Ballet's The Nutcracker in December; Watershed Literary Magazine Reading, Dec. 11; Religious Studies Lecture Series: "Rethinking Assisted Suicide: Ten Years after the Oregon Death With Dignity Act," Dec. 12; Storyteller Tomaseen Foley Comes to Laxson, Dec. 17; Please Come to the First GE Design Forum on Dec. 12; Michael Tilson Thomas to Direct the San Francisco Symphony, Jan. 22; If You Loved Cirque Mechanics, You'll Love Peking Acrobats - Coming back to Laxson, Jan. 20
December 8, 2008: Chicopedia Preview: Public Sphere Event Hosted by First-Year Students, Dec. 9
December 5, 2008: CSUEU Holiday Luncheon - Wed Dec 10; Moscow Cats Theatre - Performance/tour Cancelled; AS Late Night Chico Idol Finale, TONIGHT
December 4, 2008: Customer Appreciation Day, TOMORROW; UN Human Rights 60th Anniversary Panel Discussion; Watershed Literary Magazine Reading, Dec. 11; Religious Studies Lecture Series "Rethinking Assisted Suicide: Ten Years after the Oregon Death With Dignity Act"; International Forum, Dec. 9; University Film Series: Bergman's SAWDUST AND TINSEL (1953), Dec. 9
December 3, 2008: FREE admission to CSU, Chico Men's Basketball on Dec. 11; Evening of Tribute to Mumbai Victims, TONIGHT; The Nutcracker, Dec. 11; Experience Traditional Mexican Heritage with Ballet Folklorico, Dec. 6; Reception for Retired CSU, Chico Art Faculty, Dec. 6
December 2, 2008: The Museum of the Mind, December 3; Storyteller Tomaseen Foley Comes to Laxson, Dec. 17; BSS Faculty Colloquium, Dec. 8; Christian Scott Performs Dec. 5; Humanities Center Gallery in December: David Johnson@Eighty: A Retrospective (1947-2008); Please Come to the First GE Design Forum, Dec. 12; 9th Annual Tri-County Economic Forecast Conference, Jan. 15; If You Loved Cirque Mechanics, You'll Love Peking Acrobats - Coming back to Laxson, Jan. 20
December 1, 2008: Artist's Talk: Jennie Yates, Dec. 3; U.K. and Ireland Movie Night, Dec. 4; CSU, Chico Celebrates World AIDS Day, Dec. 1; Eminent Math Scholar to Speak, Dec. 5; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction; Auschwitz Survivor Will Speak Tonight; Free Band/Jazz Concert Thursday in Harlen Adams Theatre; Chico Dance Theatre Showcase Presented Dec. 5-7; Glorious Sounds of the Season Scholarship Fundraiser Presented Dec. 12-14
November 25, 2008: Humanities Center Tertulia: Jed Wyrick on Anastasia's Russia Tour, Dec. 3; TSA Fund Sponsors (ING and Fidelity) on Campus, Nov. 26
November 24, 2008: German Film Night, Dec. 2; Czech it Out, Dec. 2; University Film Series: 'The History Boys,' Dec. 2; Humanities Center Gallery in December: David Johnson@Eighty: A Retrospective (1947-2008); TSA Fund Sponsors (AIG and MetLife) on Campus, Nov. 25; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction; Please Come to the First GE Design Forum on Dec. 12; TSA Fund Sponsors (ING and Fidelity) on Campus, Nov. 26; Auschwitz Survivor Will Speak After Break, Dec. 1
November 21, 2008: Postponed: Dec. 3 Conversations on Diversity; Jim Jessee's Retirement Party TODAY
November 20, 2008: TSA Fund Sponsors (AIG and ING) on Campus, Nov. 24; Announcing: Sustainability Summits, I, II, III; The Museum of the Mind, December 3; Fundraiser and Book Drive, Dec. 1; TSA Fund Sponsors (MetLife and ING) on Campus TODAY
November 19, 2008: 9th Annual Tri-County Economic Forecast Conference; First GE Design Forum, Dec. 12; AS Presents: Matisyahu to perform TONIGHT; International Forum, Dec. 2; Eileen Ivers and Immigrant Soul coming to Laxson Auditorium, Nov. 21; Experience Traditional Mexican Heritage with Ballet Folklorico, Dec. 6; TSA Fund Sponsors on Campus TODAY; Information Session for "Anastasia's Russia," Dec. 3; Willie Nelson Just Added to Chico Performances Spring Line-up
November 18, 2008: Purchase Tickets Now for Glorious Sounds of the Season; Third Floor Gallery Reception Tonight; Jennie Yates at University Art Gallery; Narrative Shorts International Film + Video Festival; International Education Week: Focus on the Middle East; Auschwitz Survivor Will Speak on Campus, Dec. 1
November 17, 2008: Award-winning Musical Comedy "Spelling Bee" comes to Laxson THIS WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19; Nutcracker December Performances; World AIDS Day; TSA Fund Sponsors on Campus Today; Geography Awareness Week and GIS Day, Nov. 17-20; Middle Eastern Cuisine Chico Style, Nov. 17; Jim Jessee's Retirement Party, Nov. 21; Humanities Center Tertulia: Jed Wyrick on Anastasia's Russia Tour, Dec. 3; "Mikado" Operetta Staged Nov. 19 & 20 in Rowland-Taylor Recital Hall; Jazz X-Press to Perform "Telluride Thank You Concert." Nov. 21
November 14, 2008: Lecture: "Community-Engaged GIS: Applications, Impacts & Reflections," Nov. 20; Auschwitz Survivor Will Speak, Dec. 1; University Film Series: 'The History Boys,' Dec. 2
November 13, 2008: Anthropology Forum TODAY; In celebration of Native American History Month, a free film: The Original Patriots Documentary Film, Nov. 18; Tree of Peace Potluck, Nov. 14; Ballroom Dance Night, Dec. 3; Marlboro Man to Speak, Nov. 18; FREE admission to CSU, Chico Basketball on Nov. 20; Conversations on Diversity, Facing Trans: Inclusion, Advocacy and Empowerment, Nov. 19; International Education Week: Focus on the Middle East; Experience Traditional Mexican Heritage with Ballet Folklorico, Dec. 6; TSA Fund Sponsors on Campus TODAY; Pizza to Support American Cancer Society, TONIGHT; CELT Author Reception TODAY
November 12, 2008: Writer's Voice Reading, Nov. 13; The Economic Crisis for Dummies Panel Discussion: The Second Great Depression?, Nov. 13; International Forum: "Cultural Heritage Management in the Caribbean: Issues and Challenges in a Global Economy" - Nov. 18; Eileen Ivers and Immigrant Soul coming to Laxson Auditorium, Nov. 21; Religious Studies Lecture Series: "Corporate Youth Culture and the Gods of Nature," Nov. 14; Geographic Awareness Week and GIS Day; Documentary on Matchmaking in Orthodox Judaism, Nov. 12; Humanities Center Gallery in December: David Johnson@Eighty: A Retrospective (1947-2008)
November 10, 2008: TSA Fund Sponsors on Campus TODAY; Award-winning Musical Comedy "Spelling Bee" comes to Laxson Nov. 19; Preservation Hall Jazz Band coming to Laxson, Nov. 12; Annual Caregiver Conference PASSAGES, Nov. 13; Dept. of Theatre to Stage Musical, "Bernarda Alba," Nov. 12-16; Free Documentary Film Showing About Vietnam War Widows. Nov. 12; University Film Series: Narrative Shorts Int'l Film + Video Fest, Nov. 18; Three Performances of the North State Symphony's "Cry from the Heart" Concert Take Place Nov. 14-16; "Mikado" Operetta Staged Nov. 19 & 20 in Rowland-Taylor Recital Hall; Jazz X-Press Concert, Nov. 21; Humanities Center Gallery: Manga Power events Nov. 13 and 14; Last Chance to Sign up for AO Thanksgiving Break Trips
November 7, 2008: CAPE Lecture : The Current State of Education in Pakistan: Between Literacy, Security, and Human Rights, Nov. 12; Thursday Pizza to Support American Cancer Society; Native Historical Walk, Nov. 12; Tree of Peace Potluck, Nov. 14; In celebration of Native American History Month, a free film: The Original Patriots Documentary Film, Nov. 18; Restorative Justice - A Communitarian View of Justice, Nov. 10
November 6, 2008: Writer's Voice Reading, Peggy Shumaker, Nov. 6; Annual Caregiver Conference PASSAGES, Nov. 13; Visting Professor of Economics to Lecture, TODAY; Eileen Ivers and Immigrant Soul coming to Laxson Auditorium, Nov. 21
November 5, 2008: Dept. of Theatre to Stage Musical, "Bernarda Alba," Nov. 12-16; In Celebration of National American Indian Heritage Month; CLIC's Pasta Feed, TONIGHT; Informational Meeting: Masters Programs in Social Work, Nov. 6; CSU, Chico Women's Basketball Tip-off Reception, Nov. 12; Conversations on Diversity, Facing Trans: Inclusion, Advocacy and Empowerment, Nov. 19; All Majors Career and Internship Fair TODAY; Join Chico Performances in a science adventure, Mad Science presents: CSI Live! at Laxson Auditorium THIS WEEKEND; TSA Fund Sponsors on Campus Today
November 4, 2008: Student Art Exhibition and Reception in Ayres Hall; Award-winning Musical Comedy "Spelling Bee" comes to Laxson Nov. 19; Adventure Outings Thanksgiving Trips; Vegging Out - Free Vegetarian Cooking Demonstration; Preservation Hall Jazz Band coming to Laxson, Nov. 12; CORRECTION: Art of Diversity Inaugural Art Show
November 3, 2008: Art of Diversity Inaugural Art Show; Up 'til Dawn Tonight; Humanities Center Symposium: Kyle Wiley Pickett, North State Symphony; Regarding Beauty; Nov. 7; Lecture by Jessica Clark: Mussolini's Roman History, Nov. 5; Band and Children's Choir Present Pre-Veteran's Day Concert, Nov. 8; Lecture: Neurology of Communication Disorders, Nov. 5
October 31, 2008: Ron Henning Retirement Get Together, Nov. 3; Up 'til Dawn is Monday; Staff Council Activities; All Majors Career and Internship Fair, Nov. 5
October 30, 2008: Folk Legends John Sebastian and David Grisman Coming to Laxson Auditorium, Nov. 6; Taste Testing TODAY on the Bookstore Patio; World Explorations Lecture Series, Nov. 2; Anthropology Forum Today; Citizen Cope, Nov. 1; Last Day to See the Artists with Disabilities Show; CSU, Chico Capital Projects Update Meeting Reminder
October 29, 2008: FREE Movie and Popcorn in the Free Speech Area TONIGHT; Lecture: Neurology of Communication Disorders, Nov. 5; International Forum: "Iran's Revolution Generation," Nov. 4; Join Chico Performances in a Science Adventure, Mad Science Presents: CSI Live! - Nov. 9
October 28, 2008: CORRECTION: University Art Gallery; Multicultural Night, Oct. 29; Conversations on Diversity, Queer Rites-Queer Rights: Marriage, Body, Self, Oct. 29; International Forum: "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to ..." - TONIGHT, Oct. 28; Fall Choral Concert: Songs for the Soul, Nov. 1; Chico State Celebrates Native American History Month; Preservation Hall Jazz Band coming to Laxson, Nov. 12; Visting Professor of Economics to Lecture, Nov. 6; 9th Annual Gobble Wobble, Nov. 15; Humanities Center Gallery in November: Manga; Child's Pt. of View; Sushi Demo and Contest; Political Science and Pi Sigma Alpha Host Author Molly Worthen, TONIGHT - Oct. 28; Writer's Voice Reading TONIGHT, Oct. 28
October 27, 2008: Sustainability Summits, I, II, III, Oct. 27 and Dec. 2; This Way To Sustainability IV, Nov. 6-9; Lecture: Children's Perception of War and Conceptions of Peace; CAPE Presents Panel Discussion on Proposition 2 on Wed., Oct. 29; Ron Henning Retirement Get Together, Nov. 3; 21st Annual Pumpkin Drop, Oct. 30; University Film Series: Narrative Shorts Int'l Film + Video Fest, Nov. 18; Reception for Faculty and Staff with International Interests, Oct. 27
October 24, 2008: International Forum: "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to ..." - Oct. 28; Flu Shot Clinic for Faculty and Staff, Nov. 12; CSU, Chico Faculty and Students in Concert, Oct. 25; Political Science and Pi Sigma Alpha Host Author Molly Worthen, Oct. 28
October 23, 2008: 6th Annual Chico Organic Farming and Food Conference; CSU, Chico Capital Projects Update Meeting Reminder; Experience the Best of Momix, Oct. 28; American Icon Linda Ronstadt to perform at Laxson Auditorium, Oct. 25; University Film Series: Antonioni's L'AVVENTURA, hosted by Troy Jollimore, Philosophy, Oct. 28; CAL/Theatre/Office of Diversity/Humanities Center Host Tim Miller, Oct. 29
October 22, 2008: Multicultural Night 2008, Oct. 29; Conversations on Diversity, Queer Rites-Queer Rights: Marriage, Body, Self, Oct. 29; Join Chico Performances in a Science Adventure, Mad Science Presents: CSI Live! - Nov. 9; Free Show - Mentalist, Craig Karges, Oct. 22; Reception for Faculty and Staff with International Interests, Oct. 27; Fun Without Alcohol Fair, Oct. 23; Retirement Reception for Jim Jessee, Nov. 21
October 21, 2008: Folk Legends John Sebastian and David Grisman Coming to Laxson Auditorium, Nov. 6; Artist Reception for John Gibbons Display, Oct. 23; Focus Film Festival, Oct. 22; Photographer Linda Connor Speaks, Oct. 23
October 20, 2008: Tennis Tournament, Oct. 24-26; Restorative Justice Speaker, TONIGHT; Department of Theatre Presents "Ubu Roi" THIS WEEK; CSU, Chico Gospel Choir Presents "Past and Present" Concert, Oct. 24; This Way To Sustainability IV, Nov. 6-9; Sustainability Summits I, II, III - Oct. 27 and Dec. 2; Professional MBA Information Session - Chico, Oct. 23; International Forum, Oct. 28; Humanities Center Hosts Regarding Beauty Guest, Oct. 22; Elaine Scarry Talk, Oct. 22; CAL/Theatre/Office of Diversity/Humanities Center Host Tim Miller, Oct. 29; Kyle Wiley Pickett, Music , Nov. 7
October 17, 2008: Restorative Justice: A New Paradigm for Social Transformation; Department of Theatre Presents "Ubu Roi" Next Week; Gospel Choir: Past & Present; Retirement Reception for Jeanne Angle, Oct. 30; University Film Series: ROSHOMON, Oct. 21; Free Show - Mentalist, Craig Karges, Oct. 22
October 16, 2008: Experience the Best of Momix, Oct. 28; American Icon Linda Ronstadt to perform at Laxson Auditorium, Oct. 25
October 15, 2008: TONIGHT: Annual Cowden Lecture Features Lincoln Historian Stephen Berry; CSU, Chico Emeritus and Retired Faculty Association Meeting, Oct. 17; Humanities Center Gallery Oct/Nov: Manga Power! A host of events curated by Masami Toku, Art and Art History; Political Science Hosts Guest Speaker Molly Worthen, Oct. 28; Felipe Esparza, Oct. 15; Celtic Fiddle Sensation Natalie MacMaster Coming to Laxson Oct. 19
October 14, 2008: International Forum, Oct. 21; Bernie McGrenahan's Performance Cancelled But CADEC Bike Giveaway Still Happening; Tennis Tournament, Oct. 24-26 -- Enter by Oct. 15; Environmental Advocate and Author to Speak at Laxson, Oct. 15; Professor Tom Patton to Speak Oct. 16; Lincoln Scholar to Speak, Oct. 15; Folk Legends John Sebastian and David Grisman Coming to Laxson Auditorium, Nov. 6
October 13, 2008: Aloha Club Event Friday, Oct. 17; Conversations on Diversity, Oct.15; This Way To Sustainability IV, Nov. 6-9; Sustainability Summits I, II, III - Oct. 27 and Dec. 2; 12:30 Rally for a Cancer Cure Today; CAL/Theatre/Office of Diversity/Humanities Center Host Gay Performance Artist Tim Miller, Oct. 29; University Film Series: Antonioni's L'AVVENTURA, hosted by Troy Jollimore, Philosophy, Oct. 28; Humanities Center Hosts Regarding Beauty Guest, Oct. 22
October 10, 2008: Art Show, Oct. 11-12; University Film Series: RASHOMON, hosted by Rob Davidson, English, Oct. 21; Experience the Best of Momix coming to Laxson Auditorium 10/28; University Film Series: FLIGHT FROM DEATH, hosted by Jeff Livingston, History; Oct. 14
October 9, 2008: POV Film Series; Fall Faculty Fiesta, Oct. 15; Anthropology Forum Today; African Gospel Choir Coming to Chico State, Oct. 12; Monday 12:30 Rally for a Cancer Cure; Head Back to the '80s at This Year's Fall Festival; American Icon Linda Ronstadt to perform at Laxson Auditorium, Oct. 25; 4th Annual Moonlight Safety Walk, Oct. 13; Conversations on Diversity: Do Not Assume, Oct 15; Humanities Center Gallery Oct/Nov: Manga Power! A host of events curated by Masami Toku, Art and Art History
October 8, 2008: Chico Alumni Chapter Fall Mixer - Thursday, October 9; The Red Tent: A Gathering of Women, Oct. 11; CCLC Hosts Free Open House Today; Come See Your Favorite Pieces from Broadway, Oct. 10; Celtic Fiddle Sensation Natalie MacMaster Coming to Laxson Oct. 19; An Invitation to Participate in Chico Preview Day...; October 14 International Forum
October 7, 2008: Byron Wolfe speaks this Thursday; AS Late Night Chico Idol; Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies Presidential Debate Party Today; Sustainability Summits I, II, III; Photography Exhibition Opens Today
October 6, 2008: Late Night Chico Movies, Oct. 10; Lecture to Examine the Lincoln-Todd Families' Civil War Allegiances, Oct. 15; Fall Chamber Music Series Concert Sunday, Oct. 12; "Mad Cowboy" Howard Lyman to Give Free Talk Oct. 8; CCLC Hosts FREE Open House Wednesday; Leo Kottke and Loudon Wainwright III Coming to Laxson, Oct. 8; Environmental Advocate and Author to Speak at Laxson, Oct. 15; Come Debate Watch with the Chico State Debate Team; Aloha Club Event Friday, Oct. 17; Expert on Women and the Presidency to Speak
October 3, 2008: Last Day to Buy Tickets for CCLC Fall Gala; University Film Series: ROSHOMON, hosted by Rob Davidson, English, Oct. 21; University Film Series: WITH YOU! Hosted by Robert Tinkler, History, Oct. 7
October 2, 2008: Cattle-rancher-turned-vegan, Howard Lyman, to Speak Oct. 8; CORRECTION: Celtic Fiddle sensation Natalie MacMaster coming to Laxson auditorium Oct. 19; Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies Presidential Debate Party, TODAY; Humanities Center Hosts Public Intellectual Elaine Scarry for the 2008-09 Regarding Beauty Theme; Fall Faculty Fiesta, Oct. 15; Museum Lecture Sunday
October 1, 2008: Come See Your Favorite Pieces from Broadway in Laxson Auditorium; 4th Annual Moonlight Safety Walk, Oct. 13; Celtic Fiddle Sensation Natalie MacMaster Coming to Laxson, Oct. 18; Head Back to the 80's at This Year's Fall Festival; International Forum, Oct. 7; Humanities Center Gallery Oct/Nov: Manga Power!; LSSA & SCTA Workshop on Physical Education, Oct. 7; The Red Tent - A Gathering of Women, Oct. 11
September 30, 2008: "The Gangster's Search for Meaning", Oct. 1; Environmental Advocate and Author to Speak at Laxson, Oct. 15; Save the Sierras: Logging in California Presentation and Film "Clearcut Nation," Oct. 13; CSUEU Pizza Lunch, Oct. 1; Don't Miss the Hilarious Musical Nunsense in Laxson Auditorium, Oct. 2; Dr. Richard Leakey to speak at Laxson Auditorium as part of the President's Lecture Series and the On the Creek Lecture Series; "Sly Fox" Staged Oct. 1-5 in Wismer Theatre
September 29, 2008: University Film Series: FLIGHT FROM DEATH, hosted by Jeff Livingston, History; Oct. 14; Humanities Center/Religious Studies: "Barack Obama's Endorsement of Faith-Based Initiatives," Andy Flescher, Oct. 3; Leo Kottke and Loudon Wainwright III coming to Laxson Auditorium; AS Late Night Presents the 2008 Chico Idol; Sustainability Summits, I, II, III; This Way To Sustainability IV, Nov. 6-9; BBQ Beef Sandwich Combos in Free Speech Area, Oct. 2; Disability Awareness Month: JET FUEL ONLY, Oct. 2; CCLC Hosts Gala this Weekend; CELT Conference: Intellectual Engagement In and Out of the Classroom. Oct. 8-10; New Organization Hosts Fund Raising Tournament, Oct. 24-26; African Gospel Choir coming to CSU, Chico, Oct. 12; American Visions Photography Competition Grand Opening, Oct. 7
September 26, 2008: African Gospel Choir coming to CSU, Chico, Oct. 12; American Visions Photography Competition Grand Opening, Oct. 7; University Film Series: WITH YOU! Hosted by Robert Tinkler, History, Oct. 7E; Fall Faculty Fiesta, Oct. 15
September 25, 2008: Active Minds Meeting, Sept. 30; Ben and Jerry's Hosts Fundraiser for Cancer, Sept. 26; Rawlins Merit Award Ceremony, TODAY; CSU, Chico Men's Lacrosse Red/White Scrimmage, Sept. 27; University Film Series: "Secret Cinema with Juan-Carlos Selznick," Sept. 30; Come Watch the Presidential Debates with Multicultural and Gender Studies; Talk on Social Transformation, Oct. 20; "The Gangster's Search for Meaning", Oct. 1
September 24, 2008: Turner at Laxson Exhibition Reception, Sept. 30; Come See Your Favorite Pieces from Broadway in Laxson Auditorium; AS Presents Welcomes Dr. Drew Pinsky, Sept. 24; AS Presents: Robert Walter Trio w/ On the One / Greg Scott, Sept. 25; BMU Third Floor Gallery Reception Tonight; Don't Miss the Hilarious Musical Nunsense in Laxson Auditorium, Oct. 2
September 23, 2008: International Forum, Sept. 30; Correction: Poets and Process Reading is TONIGHT, Sept. 24; Panel Discussion: The Gangster's Search for Meaning, Oct. 1; School of the Arts Presents the North State Symphony's "A Star Shines in Autumn," Sept. 27 & 28; Reinhardt High School Honor Choir Festival Presented Sept. 27; Friends of History Roundtable -- The Legacy of 1968 -- Presented Wednesday; Continuing Education Open House - TODAY; Religious Studies Lecture Series: "Monks with Money in Medieval China: Where It Came From and How It Got Them in Trouble," Sept. 26
September 22, 2008: Leo Kottke and Loudon Wainwright III coming to Laxson Auditorium; Head Back to the 80's at This Year's Fall Festival; "Three Cups of Tea" Reading Group Meeting, Sept. 23 & 24; Back by Popular Demand, David Chameides, Sept. 24; Humanities Center/Religious Studies: "Barack Obama's Endorsement of Faith-Based Initiatives," Andy Flescher, Oct. 3; Humanities Center Gallery Oct/Nov: Manga Power!; Research Colloquium : Digital TV Lecture, Sept. 26; Conversations on Diversity, Pancho Goes to College: A Chicano's Perspective, Sept. 24
September 19, 2008: University Film Series: SECRET CINEMA WITH JUAN-CARLOS SELZNICK, Sept. 30; Friends of History Roundtable -- The Legacy of 1968-- Presented Sept. 24; Reinhardt High School Honor Choir Festival Presented Sept. 27; School of the Arts Presents the North State Symphony's "A Star Shines in Autumn," Sept. 27 & 28; Sustainability Summits, I, II, III
September 18, 2008: Continuing Education Open House - Tuesday, Sept. 23; Book in Common Kick-Off - Downtown Plaza - Tonight at 6:30 pm; Don't Miss the Hilarious Musical Nunsense in Laxson Auditorium, Oct. 2; Chico State Fencing Club Tournament, Sept. 27 and 28; AS Late Night Presents the 2008 Chico Idol; AS Late Night and Book in Common Present Charlie Wilson's War, Sept. 22
September 17, 2008: CELT Conference: Intellectual Engagement In and Out of the Classroom - Oct. 8-10; Dr. Richard Leakey to speak at Laxson Auditorium as part of the President's Lecture Series and the On the Creek Lecture Series; Chico Chapter Fall Reception, Oct. 9; 10 Performances on 3 Stages Coming Up Sept. 20 & 21
September 16, 2008: AS Involvement Fair and Welcome Back BBQ, TOMORROW; University Collaborates with the City of Chico, Sept. 18; African American Excellence & Success Retreat, Oct. 10 - 12; The 2008-2009 Religious Studies Lecture Series; Cirque Mechanics Coming to Laxson Auditorium, Sept. 17; Business, IT, and SAP Career Fair Sept. 24, 2008; The Museum of Anthropology Hosts Free Crafts for Kids at the Chico World Music Festival; Bienvenida Reception, Sept. 16; Romeros, Part of the International Guitar Festival, Coming to Laxson, Sept. 25; Conversations on Diversity: Pancho Goes to College: A Chicano's Perspective, Sept. 24; University Film Series: WITH YOU! Hosted by Robert Tinkler, History, Oct. 7; CSU, Chico School of Social Work Information Meeting, Oct. 14; Graduate & Professional School Information Day - TODAY; University Film Series/Conversation on Diversity: PANCHO GOES TO COLLEGE, Sept. 23/24
September 15, 2008: Back by Popular Demand: David Chameides, Sept. 24; Three Cups of Tea Reading Group Meeting, Sept. 23; International Forum: "Pakistan: A Historical and Contemporary Glimpse at the Land of the Pure," Sept. 23; Chico World Music Festival Coming Up Sept. 20 & 21; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction Tomorrow
September 12, 2008: Cross-Cultural Leadership Center to Host Grand Opening Gala Oct. 4; Come See Student Artwork by the Chico Unified School District at the Chico World Music Festival; Romeros as Part of the International Guitar Festival Coming to Laxson, Sept. 25; Humanities Center/Religious Studies: "Barack Obama's Endorsement of Faith-Based Initiatives," Andy Flescher, Oct. 3
September 11, 2008: STOP Trafficking of Persons Group Meeting, Sept. 17; Cirque Mechanics Coming to Laxson Auditorium, Sept. 17; Bienvenida Reception, Sept. 16; Omicron Theta Epsilon Seminar Series for Fall 2008 Begins
September 10, 2008: Trinity Bell Tolling on 9/11; 10 Performances on 3 Stages Coming Up Sept. 20 & 21; Join Chico Performances as they Present Grammy Winner Janis Ian with Special Guest Dan Navarro
September 9, 2008: International Student Volunteers Meetings Every Hour Tomorrow, Sept. 11; Humanities Center Gallery: Apropos Appropriation, now through Oct. 9; Come and Enjoy Free Crafts for Kids at the Chico World Music Festival; Retirement Reception Honoring Ann Pyeatt - TODAY; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction
September 8, 2008: Chico World Music Festival Coming Up Sept. 20 & 21; CCLC to Host Diversity Summit II: From the Ground Up; Multicultural Welcome Receptions; University Film Series: Polanski's KNIFE IN THE WATER, Sept. 16; Save the Date - Continuing Education Open House, Sept. 23; Back by Popular Demand: David Chameides, Sept. 24; Three Cups of Tea Reading Group Meeting, Sept. 23; 2008 Graduate & Professional School Information Day, Sept. 16; Dya Singh to Perform his Musical and Spiritual Traditions on Stage at Laxson; Conversations on Diversity: Pancho Goes to College: A Chicano's Perspective, Sept. 24
September 5, 2008: FREE Art Classes for Children and Adults at the Chico World Music Festival
September 4, 2008: Upcoming Graduate & Professional School Information Day, Sept. 16; 10 Performances on 3 Stages Coming Up Sept. 20 & 21; Late Night Chico Presents a Night of Jazz with Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, Sept. 5; Retirement Reception Honoring Ann Pyeatt, Sept. 9; Dya Singh to Perform his Musical and Spiritual Traditions on Stage at Laxson; Book Club Discussions: Virginia Morrel's Ancestral Passions; Join Chico Performances as they Present Grammy Winner Janis Ian with Special Guest Dan Navarro, Sept. 13
September 3, 2008: Business, IT, and SAP Career Fair. Sept. 24; CELT Conference: Intellectual Engagement In and Out of the Classroom - Oct. 8-10; Come Join a Three Cups of Tea Reading Group; Salvador Santana THIS Thursday; International Forum: Reporting the Chiapas Rebellion of 1994, Sept. 9; University Film Series/PhiAlphaTheta History Club/National Hispanic Heritage Month: Sept. 9, MAR ADENTRO; Come and Enjoy FREE Crafts for Kids at the Chico World Music Festival; BMU 3rd Floor Gallery Reception Tonight
September 2, 2008: University Art Gallery - Reception for Contemporary Abstract; Chico World Music Festival Coming Up Sept. 20 & 21; Reception for New Graduate Art Studio Students' Exhibition; University Film Series/Conversation on Diversity: PANCHO GOES TO COLLEGE, Sept. 23-24; Cirque Mechanics Coming to Laxson Auditorium, Sept. 17
August 29, 2008: University Film Series: MadCat Women's International Film Fest, Sept. 2; University Film Series: Polanski's KNIFE IN THE WATER, Sept. 16; Join Chico Performances as they Present Grammy Winner Janis Ian with Special Guest Dan Navarro; Early Music Consort "The Whole Noyse" to perform at CSU, Chico
August 28, 2008: Upcoming Graduate & Professional School Information Day, Sept. 16; Dya Singh to Perform his Musical and Spiritual Traditions on Stage at Laxson
August 27, 2008: Benefits Fair and Open Enrollment; Retirement Reception Honoring Ann Pyeatt; University Film Series: MAR ADENTRO, Sept. 9; International Forum, Sept. 2
August 26, 2008: Save the Date - Continuing Education Open House - Tues., Sept. 23; President's Fall Reception Friday, Sept. 5; Multicultural Welcome Receptions & Hispanic Awareness Month; Asleep at the Wheel Brings Country Music to Laxson TOMORROW; Humanities Center Gallery Events; CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction, Sept. 16; Humanities Center Gallery: Dylan Tellesen, YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT, Closing Reception Aug. 28
August 25, 2008: Mission IMPROVable Comedy Team, TONIGHT; Salvador Santana Brings the Tradition to CSU, Chico, Sept. 4; University Film Series: EDVARD MUNCH, Part II (1974, Norway); Aug. 26
August 22, 2008: Andy Flescher Presents "Passage to Peru," Aug. 29; Mission IMPROVable Comedy Team, Aug. 25
August 21, 2008: CSU, Chico Warehouse Live Auction; President's Convocation
August 20, 2008: Relay For Life Yard Sale, Saturday
August 19, 2008: Come see Michael McDonald in Laxson Auditorium,TONIGHT; Osher Lifelong Learning Institute - Welcome and Class Sign-up Meeting - Aug. 20; Turner Print Museum Reception at Laxson, Aug. 24; Asleep at the Wheel Brings Country Music to Laxson on Aug. 27; Multicultural Welcome Receptions; President's Convocation
August 18, 2008: CORRECTION: Invitation to Volunteer at the Parent's Farewell Breakfast, Aug. 23; University Film Series: MadCat Women's Int'l Film Fest, Sept. 2; Contemporary Abstract at University Art Gallery; Humanities Center Gallery in August: Dylan Tellesen, "You Are What You Eat"; Humanities Center Gallery Events
August 14, 2008: ElderCollege Orientation - Aug. 19; Osher Lifelong Learning Institute - Welcome and Class Sign-up Meeting - Aug. 20
August 13, 2008: Asleep at the Wheel Brings Country Music to Laxson on August 27; Bicycle Auction, Sept. 4
August 11, 2008: Come see Michael McDonald in Laxson Auditorium, Aug. 19; Humanities Center Tertulia: "Passage to Peru," Andrew Flescher, Religious Studies
August 6, 2008: University Film Series: EDVARD MUNCH, Part II (1974, Norway); Aug. 26; HFA tour to Peru: Andy Flescher presents "Passage to Peru"
August 4, 2008: Come See Michael McDonald in Laxson Auditorium, Aug. 19; Professional MBA Information Sessions; Celebration of Life for Wayne McGillivray
July 30, 2008: "Is US science prepared for the great crew change?"
July 28, 2008: Don't Miss CREW Performance Tonight in the BMU Auditorium
July 23, 2008: Retirement Reception for Vickie Roeth Tomorrow
July 22, 2008: Retirement Reception for Sergeant Mark Snelgrove of the CSU, Chico Police Department, Today
July 21, 2008: Retirement Reception for Vickie Roeth
July 14, 2008: Retirement Reception for Sergeant Mark Snelgrove of the CSU, Chico Police Department, July 22
July 10, 2008: Ceremony and Reception for Police Chief Eric Reichel, July 14; Vickie Roeth Retirement Party, July 24
July 7, 2008: Ceremony for Eric Reichel, July 14; Hay Auction, July 12 - 16
July 3, 2008: Retirement Reception for Vickie Roeth, July 24
June 24, 2008: Summer Barbecue, July 3
June 23, 2008: The Bad Seeds - final week
June 18, 2008: Summer Barbecue, July 3
June 17, 2008: Kathy Jacob Is Retiring
June 4, 2008: Join the Annual Butterfly Census on Friday, June 6
May 29, 2008: Retirement Reception For Marci Caldwell Today
May 27, 2008: Please Join us for a Reception Honoring Dean Kenneth Derucher

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