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The pathway between Calaveras and Alpine halls is one of the most popular spots for graduation photoshoots every semester.

Scenic spots for graduation photos

Shaun Holkko December 6, 2017

The fall 2017 semester is finally coming to an end. All your hard work from the last 15 weeks is about to be behind you as you spot the finish line. For graduating seniors, this marks their last semester...

REVIEW: ‘Lady Bird’ tells a sincere, relatable coming-of-age tale

REVIEW: ‘Lady Bird’ tells a sincere, relatable coming-of-age tale

Sierra Savage November 20, 2017

Sacramento native Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut of “Lady Bird” is perhaps the greatest coming-of-age story this year. Rather than build on the teen-angst stereotype, the film deals with every...

#SacStateSays: What is the most overrated Thanksgiving food?

#SacStateSays: What is the most overrated Thanksgiving food?

Ashley Nanfria November 14, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/TheFoodIssue for more food-related stories) Thanksgiving is fast approaching, and many students are already making plans to visit their families for a traditional feast. We asked...

Keeping up with the campus trends

Keeping up with the campus trends

Raul Hernandez November 8, 2017

Everybody wants to keep up with the latest trends during their college years. Take a walk around the Sacramento State campus, and you’ll notice students sporting similar gear. They’re sipping out of...

#SacStateSays: At what age did you stop trick-or-treating, and how do you celebrate Halloween now?

#SacStateSays: At what age did you stop trick-or-treating, and how do you celebrate Halloween now?

Gabriel Ionica October 25, 2017

Halloween celebrations tend to change as people grow older. Some choose to abandon their childhood tradition of trick-or-treating to attend parties instead, and some don’t celebrate at all. We asked...

OPINION: Simply hoping for better gun control won't keep you safe

OPINION: Simply hoping for better gun control won’t keep you safe

Liam Braddy October 25, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/Guns for more related stories) The issue of gun control in the United States remains a subject of heated debate among politicians and citizens alike, as mass shootings have become...

5 reasons to fall in love with fall

5 reasons to fall in love with fall

Ayah Abukhazneh October 18, 2017

It’s that time of year again. The weather begins to cool, and the tree-infested campus transforms from forest green to shades of crimson and gold. The words “pumpkin spice” are inescapable, making...

Parking Structure I will have about 800 student parking spaces replaced with faculty and ADA parking to compensate for parking lost due to Science II construction. (Photo by Rin Carbin)

MAP: What you need to know to survive fall’s parking

Rin Carbin August 28, 2017

RELATED: Students use social media to report hit-and-runs on campus With the closure of about 1,200 spaces and the push for students to buy an $87 Ramona Lot parking permit by limiting how many regular...

Sacramento State staff and President Robert Nelsen, third from the left, hold golden shovels at groundbreaking ceremony for Parking Structure V on Friday. (Photo by Rin Carbin)

Groundbreaking ceremony celebrates construction of 1,750 additional parking spots

Rin Carbin June 10, 2017

Sacramento State employees, construction staff and community leaders celebrated the construction of Parking Structure V with a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday. Sac State President Robert Nelsen, building...

(Photos by Rin Carbin and Vu Chau)

#SacStateSays: Would you take weekend classes to avoid parking congestion?

Rin Carbin May 4, 2017

In Sacramento State President Robert Nelsen's first address to the campus in fall 2015, he said that campus space needs to be utilized more effectively — possibly by holding classes all week, even on...

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