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The State Hornet

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The State Hornet

The State Hornet's 70th Anniversary Celebration & Alumni Reunion

The State Hornet’s 70th Anniversary Celebration & Alumni Reunion

January 27, 2019

— Event Details: The State Hornet's 70th Anniversary Celebration and Alumni Reunion honors the proud history of Sacramento State's student-run newspaper and its generations of illustrious alumni. The...

Room 131 in Calaveras Hall was remodeled over last summer and opened this semester with 36 new Dell laptops, 35 of which were stolen in Oct. 2017.

Detective ‘confident’ eBay listing is connected to 35 computers stolen from Calaveras lab

Thomas Frey December 22, 2017

Sacramento State police said Tuesday that they are “pretty confident” that an eBay listing of 35 Dell Latitude laptops is related to the October theft of 35 of the same laptops from a Calaveras Hall...

VIDEO: Sac State students grade Ramona Lot

VIDEO: Sac State students grade Ramona Lot

Rin Carbin December 8, 2017

Due to a delay on Parking Structure V's construction, plans to keep Ramona Lot, which is located off of Power Inn Road, open until the project is completed sometime around late-February. So we asked a...

#SacStateSays: 'What is the worst crime you’ve seen committed on campus?'

#SacStateSays: ‘What is the worst crime you’ve seen committed on campus?’

Shaun Holkko December 8, 2017

Did you know that 70 thefts have been reported at Sacramento State since the start of the fall 2017 semester? We decided to ask several students if they have witnessed any crimes committed on campus. Tell...

MAP: The most dangerous spots on campus

MAP: The most dangerous spots on campus

Claire Morgan December 6, 2017

Have you ever wondered where you may be most susceptible to becoming a victim of a crime on campus? The State Hornet analyzed Sacramento State's daily crime logs to find the most common crimes committed...

Pillars for the new Parking Structure V are shown to the media at Sacramento State, Sept. 20.

Parking Structure V completion date pushed to March 2018

Rin Carbin December 6, 2017

The completion of the much-anticipated Parking Structure V has been delayed, according to Facilities Management, which oversees the project. The 1,750-space parking structure, expected to be completed...

#SacStateSays: Is Sacramento State a commuter campus?

#SacStateSays: Is Sacramento State a commuter campus?

Kameron Schmid December 6, 2017

Sacramento State has a few reputations it would like to shake off. Foremost among them is "Slack State," but following that is likely the notion that it is a "commuter campus." According to 2016-17 data...

OPINION: Congress fails students with tax reform

OPINION: Congress fails students with tax reform

Khanlin Rodgers December 6, 2017

Congratulations to the U.S. Congress on its impending fundamental change to federal tax laws! It is warmly reassuring to know that finally, deep into my college career, that someone in Washington D.C....

EDITORIAL: Don't tread on Sac State commuters

EDITORIAL: Don’t tread on Sac State commuters

State Hornet December 6, 2017

During his 2017 Fall Address, President Robert Nelsen declared Sacramento State a “hate-free campus.”  In that same speech, he also expressed his desire to change the University’s reputation as...

From left to right, Marco Bonanni, Timothy Hagen and Lauren Rice look over plans for their senior project on Dec. 1. They are among five students working on having parking tracking set up for Lots 9 and 10 by fall 2018.

Mechanical engineering majors developing parking tracker, set to be available for fall 2018

Thomas Frey December 6, 2017

Imagine a 30-minute, traffic-heavy commute, and upon getting to your destination, parking is not readily available. You spend more than 20 minutes driving up and down parking structures and through full...

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