STATE HORNET NEWS: 2020 Election, threat against student housing, and AB1460 hiccups and more
November 2, 2020
On this edition of State Hornet News, 2020 election FAQ, a bomb threat at The Crossings, AB 1460 implementation issues and track & field returns and other stories from the State Hornet newsroom.
Stories featured in this broadcast:
Sacramento Measure FAQ’s
ASI communicates student priorities to faculty in meet-and-greet
Former resident makes bomb threat against The Crossings
Sac State Faculty Senate prepares opposition to CSU implementation of AB 1460
A&E:
Q&A: Top-ranked musician books new gig as Sac State assistant professor
BAOBAB takes the stage after months of jamming isolation
Sports:
Former Sac State basketball player goes pro overseas
Mack Ervin III, multimedia reporter
Mack Ervin III has been a member of The State Hornet since fall 2019, previously working as a football beat writer and broadcast staffer before moving to podcasts. He is a senior double majoring in journalism and communication studies and currently interns with The Sacramento Bee and the Bellingham Herald. Originally from Seattle, he is an avid motor racing fan, podcaster and video gamer.
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Garry Singh, staff writer
Gurneet (Garry) Singh joined The State Hornet spring 2019 and is now a multimedia staffer, sports beat writer and podcaster. Garry is from Sacramento and is majoring in business and minoring in journalism. He is also station manager at KSSU, the CSUS student-run radio station, where he has his own weekly radio show. Garry received fifth place “Best of Show” award at ACP/CMA 2020 Fall National College Journalism Convention for broadcast news story.
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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.
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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.
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