Fee frustration Chico State students protest $190 increase in fees per semester. This article was published on 05.10.18 Chico State students chant, “We cannot afford the fees; this is not democracy,” outside of Kendall Hall on Monday (May 7) in protest of three fees (student health services, “student learning” and athletics) that collectively will amount to an increase of $190 per semester by spring 2019. More than 60 percent of students voted against each fee increase in a recent advisory measure. “[President] Gayle Hutchinson is making the sole decisions on this campus for the students, without any care for what we have to say, and that’s just an injustice,” said sophomore Brigitte Dahrouj (center, with “Greedy Gayle” sign). “Especially when she gets to make $300,000 a year and we all have to take out several thousands of dollars of student loan debt.”Photo by Ashiah Scharaga More Local Stories » News Pic In the name of science March for Science once again takes to Chico’s streets. Published on 04.19.18 Students in solidarity Thousands turn up downtown for local March for Our Lives demonstration. Published on 03.29.18 Protesting violence Local high school students hit the streets of Chico in wake of Parkland, Fla., shooting. Published on 03.22.18 Acting in support Mobilize Chico takes to the streets to show solidarity with those under threat of discrimination. Published on 03.08.18 Honoring a local legend Archway goes up at Fred Davis Municipal Center. Published on 02.22.18