THE ROADRUNNER

Do You Need Food?

The Roadrunner Hub is happy to help!

Elizabeth King, Staff Writer • March 18, 2025

The Roadrunner Hub is happy to help!

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“The People United, Will Never Be Divided”

A peaceful protest brings attention to students' desire for equality.

Juan R. Valencia, Editor-in-Chief • March 13, 2025

A peaceful protest brings attention to students' desire for equality.

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Student Portrait: Manuela Gonzalez

Gonzalez is a heavy equipment operator trained at Butte College.

Elizabeth King, Staff Writer • February 26, 2025

Introducing Manuela Gonzalez

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Welcome Event at the QRC!

Justin Stock, Editor-in-Chief • February 24, 2025

Read ahead to learn about some Butte College Queer history

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The Queer Resource Center set to host annual Lavender Graduation

Queer-identifying students attending Butte College who will be finishing up their associate degree or diploma, or moving on to a university, are invited to celebrate their accomplishments with other queer students on March 17, 2025, at the Chico Women’s Club. Read ahead to sign up and join the celebration, which will feature a DJ and a ceremony!

Justin Stock, Editor-in-Chief • February 11, 2025

Sign up today Queer Students!

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Career Center Cupcake Booth Feeds and Facilitates

On Feb. 4, 2025, staff from the Career Center held a cupcake event right here on campus in the Student Administrative Services building. Hosted by Janine Gomez and Susie Sierra, they handed out treats and goodies to let students know how they could help them out. If you want to know what resources you have access to when it comes to getting a job on campus and exactly where you can get them, read ahead!

Justin Stock, Editor-in-Chief • February 7, 2025

Butte College Career Center Offers Resources, Job Support for Students Right in front of the Financial Aid Office, Butte College’s Career Center very own Janine Gomez and Susie Sierra handed out...

TRIO Program Welcomes Hungry Visitors

Free nacho event attracts publicity to one of Butte College's least recognized, yet most important programs

Daniel O’Hara, Staff Writer • February 6, 2025

On Tuesday, Feb. 4, Butte College's TRIO program opened its doors to the wider student population for its "Kick College Up a Nach-O" initiative, offering free nachos to draw visitors to the center and...

Should College Students Reduce Screen Time?

Screen addiction causes unproductivity, sleep loss, and poor health, all obstacles to college success.

Ashley Peterson, Women’s Sport Jounalist • December 20, 2024

It goes without saying that screen usage is one of the most important issues facing college students today. Screen time affects sleep, soft skills, and mental and physical health. College students need...

Spilling the Coffee Beans on Butte’s Wired Cafe

Convenience, affordability and great service can't overcome bland taste.

Ashley Peterson, Women’s Sport Jounalist • December 19, 2024

Slumped, half-awake, college students struggling to make it through a whole day of lectures and keyboard tapping would find comfort at the bottom of a nice cup of coffee. However, this is not the case...

TAKING CARE OF YOURSELF AS A STUDENT

Time management, journaling and vitamin D can help you through finals week.

Sukh Joth Kaur, Staff Writer • December 18, 2024

Deadlines, exams, homework, and final papers are due, and at this point, you might feel sick to your stomach with stress. But do you remember the last time you had a proper meal? As students, it is...

The Roadrunner Rebrand a Lengthy Tale…

The following is the story of Nathan Azevedo Espindula and his journey with The Roadrunner. Originally written for the 55th Anniversary Special Edition Magazine, published on March 8, 2024.

Nathan Azevedo Espindula, Editor-in-Chief • November 26, 2024

Some would say that to name a campus newspaper Geococcyx californianus (Roadrunner, in translation) would be clever; maybe some would even say it was pompous and inappropriate. I honestly always thought...

“Children of the Land,” a politically relevant reading from Marcelo Hernandez Castillo

On Nov. 21, 2024, at 11 a.m., guest speaker Marcelo Hernandez Castillo came to the Nest to read some of his poetry and a few excerpts from his memoir Children of the Land. The room filled as Butte College students heard an emotionally charged and politically relevant Marcelo recount growing up undocumented in California.

Justin Stock, Editor-in-Chief • November 25, 2024

The Guest Speaker Marcelo Hernandez Castillo was the first undocumented student to graduate from the University of Michigan’s Helen Zell Writers’ Program. He is a poet and has authored a memoir...