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GALLERY: Sac State students protest in response to Stephon Clark shooting

Emily Rabasto and Eric Jaramishian|April 3, 2018

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Shelby on April 3rd, 2018 10:27 pm

Interesting I don’t see any of the pictures of the guys stomping on police obituaries. But I guess that wouldn’t fit the peaceful narrative.

Northern California photographer Gary Wagner poses in front of his

Local photographer showcases Iceland’s scenic landscapes in latest exhibit

Sac State will implement an ABC/no credit grading system in which undergraduate students who receive a D or F can petition to have their grade changed to no credit after the conclusion of the semester, said Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Steve Perez in an email.

Sac State chooses to implement a partial no credit grading policy for this semester

Students attending the Spring 2018 commencement ceremony held at Golden 1 Center join Sacramento State President Robert Nelsen in a ‘Stingers up’ salute after his address on May 18, 2018. Sacramento State sent an email survey to graduating seniors Wednesday, giving them the option to choose how likely they would be to attend three graduation possibilities: on campus, drive-thru or virtual commencement.

Sac State considering option for on-campus spring commencement

An empty view from above The Well at Sacramento State Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2020. Sac State’s Faculty Senate will meet Thursday to discuss potentially pushing back the start date of the spring 2021 semester and eliminating spring break.

Faculty Senate to discuss start date of spring semester, possibly eliminating spring break

Assistant Coach Bill Baxter, center, tells Milee Enger (1), left, and Jazmin Carrasco (4) where to go for this play during the women’s basketball team practice at The Nest at Sacramento State Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2020. The teams first game was scheduled for Monday, Nov. 30, 2020 was cancelled because of a possible coronavirus exposure.

Sac State women’s basketball opener canceled due to potential COVID-19 exposure

Sac State will implement an ABC/no credit grading system in which undergraduate students who receive a D or F can petition to have their grade changed to no credit after the conclusion of the semester, said Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Steve Perez in an email.

Sac State chooses to implement a partial no credit grading policy for this semester

Jamilia Land, left, founder of A.S.A.P. (Anti-Violence, Safety and Accountability) and family spokesperson, consoles Jayda James, center, and Dwayne James, parents of Sa’Quan Reed-James, 17, and Dewayne James Jr., 19, during the candlelight vigil at Arden Fair Mall in Sacramento, California, Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020. The James brothers were shot and killed at the exit by Forever 21 on Black Friday.

Candlelight vigil held for two teens killed at Arden Fair Mall

Students attending the Spring 2018 commencement ceremony held at Golden 1 Center join Sacramento State President Robert Nelsen in a ‘Stingers up’ salute after his address on May 18, 2018. Sacramento State sent an email survey to graduating seniors Wednesday, giving them the option to choose how likely they would be to attend three graduation possibilities: on campus, drive-thru or virtual commencement.

Sac State considering option for on-campus spring commencement

An empty view from above The Well at Sacramento State Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2020. Sac State’s Faculty Senate will meet Thursday to discuss potentially pushing back the start date of the spring 2021 semester and eliminating spring break.

Faculty Senate to discuss start date of spring semester, possibly eliminating spring break

PODCAST: Credit/no credit grading might be too late, ASI official resigns

PODCAST: Credit/no credit grading might be too late, ASI official resigns