Chico State is set to host a uniquely specific symposium on Friday from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in Tehama 116, delving into the relationship between COVID-19 and religion. “The symposium will cover ethical concerns regarding how to negotiate the demands of religion and specifically the right to practice one’s sincerely held religion freely in light of.
As the threat of rain faded on a cloudy Monday afternoon, a brisk autumn breeze whisked us through the Chico Cemetery front gates as the tour commenced. Around ten of us began our escapade through the cemetery at 3 p.m. Chico State professor, Sarah Gagnebin, led the tour and imparted her knowledge about the history.
The first Chico Cemetery tour of the semester, led by comparative religions and humanities professor Sarah Gagnebin, is Monday. The first was supposed to be Oct. 2 but was canceled because Gagnebin said there wasn’t enough time to advertise it and they wanted to make sure students had enough time to sign up. Those who.