STATE HORNET NEWS: 8 students quarantined, spring football canceled and voting information

Dom Vitiello, Vince Ybarra, Ian Ratliff, and Sara Nevis
October 19, 2020

On this edition of State Hornet News, spring football is canceled, the election is 15 days away, eight students were quarantined in American River Courtyard and other stories from the State Hornet newsroom.

CSU Board of Trustees explains $1.4 billion surplus, ethnic studies implementation

Civil Right icon Dolores Huerta urges students to vote, condemns racism

Voter FAQ: Registering to vote, early voting and more questions answered

‘See you next fall’: No college football for Hornets this season

Sac State student-athletes will take the day off to vote this election

Sac State punter from down under

Sac State goalie rebounds after ACL injury

Sac State marching band students adjust to coronavirus precautions, distance learning

Wide Open Walls artists give Sacramento a burst of color

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About the Writers

Dom Vitiello, Author

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Vince Ybarra, multimedia reporter

Vince Ybarra joined The State Hornet in fall 2020 as a multimedia reporter. He was previously co-editor in chief at the Express, Sacramento City College’s campus newspaper. After graduation, Vince hopes to be a broadcast reporter.

Ian Ratliff, broadcast editor

Ian Ratliff joined The State Hornet in fall 2020 as the broadcast editor. Ian had a career in technology before returning to school to pursue a degree in journalism. He has also been published in the Woodland Daily Democrat.

Sara Nevis, multimedia editor

Sara Nevis joined The State Hornet in fall 2020 and is the multimedia editor. During her first semester, she won fifth and seventh place in the ACP/CMA Fall National College Journalism Convention for broadcast news. She works freelance as a photojournalist for The Stockton Record.