NBC Bay Area reporter Gia Vang graduated from Sacramento State in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a minor in consumer sciences. Today, she is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and co-founder of the Very Asian Foundation.
State Hornet alumnus, John Ferrannini, graduated in 2018 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communications. Today, he works at the Bay Area Reporter where he has reported in Israel to locally in San Francisco.
Sacramento State alumna Angela Chavez is the founder of the local nonprofit Chicas Latinas de Sacramento. As a Sacramento native, she has witnessed first-hand the struggles of being a Latina in the community and hopes to make a change with her nonprofit.
With a career as a journalism and government instructor at Sacramento State that spanned over four decades, Bill Dorman’s impact on students and the university reverberates across demographics.
When...
Silence, a click and the on-air sign lights up. Friday, April 8, 2022, will mark the 30th year that DJs at Sac State’s radio station, KSSU, have walked into the studio to start the day’s show.
Founders...
The sky was grey and the ground was wet. Their photographer canceled because of the weather but they were still determined to have their announcement photoshoot at the place where it all started: Sac State...
Three Sacramento State alumni were awarded the Pulitzer Prize on Monday for their work covering the wildfires in Santa Rosa and Sonoma County at The Press Democrat.
Derek Moore, Jim Sweeney and Martin...
Missing Sacramento State alumna Janet Mejia was found dead from a gunshot wound in South Placer County Thursday.
Her body was discovered around 7 p.m. Thursday off the road near the intersection of...
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