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

Robbie Pierce, Madeleine Beck, and Max Connor
December 1, 2020

This week on The State Hornet Podcast, podcast editor Robbie Pierce, managing editor Maddie Beck and editor-in-chief Max Connor discuss the provost’s declaration that it may be too late to implement credit/no credit for this semester, the resignation of Associated Students, Inc.’s executive vice president, the start of the men’s basketball season and more.

Music: Acid Jazz by Kevin MacLeod

Show Notes:

Sac State provost says it may be too late to implement credit/no credit

Sac State ASI executive vice president resigns effective Wednesday

Sac State Trump and Biden supporters discuss presidential election

Sac State blows out Bethesda in first game since COVID-19 shutdown

Sac State esports team finishes playoffs 2nd in Valorant, 3rd in Smash Ultimate

Burger Patch opening third location near Sac State campus

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About the Writers

Madeleine Beck, managing editor

Madeleine Beck is the managing editor for The State Hornet, where she previously worked as a news reporter and deputy copy editor. She was born and raised in Sacramento and has done freelance work for Comstock's Magazine, as well as audience engagement for the CalMatters College Journalism Network.

Max Connor, editor in chief

Max Connor joined The State Hornet as a transfer student in fall 2019, became the managing editor in spring 2020, and is the editor-in-chief for the 2020-21 school year. Before joining The State Hornet, he was an editor and reporter for The Connection at Cosumnes River College. In addition to being the editor-in-chief, he created the award-winning podcast "Max's Table" for The State Hornet all about his love of food, restaurants, cooking and people. More than anything, he is a devoted husband and father to three young children.