The Esak’timá Center at Sac State opened this year as a resource for Native American students where they can receive academic advising, free printing and much more.
Guest speakers from all over the world came together to hold the sixth international Conference of Genocide at Sac State, sharing their knowledge and experiences with genocide and other conflicts.
Native American students from throughout the country turned away from Sac State following miscommunications between the California Tribal College and campus administration.
Sacramento State library gallery hosts the exhibit ‘Don’t mind if I do’, organized by artist Finnegan Shannon and curated by Lauren Levy to challenge preconceptions of modern art while expanding accessibility.
Southwest Asian and North African (SWANA) student leaders, faculty and staff were joined by President Luke Wood in the historic opening of Sac State’s newest center Sept. 10.
President Luke Wood joined Sacramento State faculty members to propose over $1000 in student fee increases at listening sessions held between Aug. 12-15.
Sac State’s 13th Annual Out of the Darkness Campus Walk makes its return as participants march for the raised awareness of mental health and suicide prevention
