As President Luke Wood announces changes to housing requirements on campus for the following school year, students are reacting negatively to the new policy.
An artificial intelligence concentration will be offered through the College of Business, focusing on practical applications of business majors using artificial intelligence in the workplace.
Feeling adventurous? Get to know more about what SacState’s Peak Adventures program has to offer in this interview with the program’s director, Valerie Regner, and their outdoor adventure manager, Kendal Willenbrock!
President Luke Wood addressed student concerns at a virtual town hall on Wednesday. Students could not share their screens or audio, but they could send their questions in a private chat to Wood and his team. Main themes that emerged include budget and funding concerns, recent athletic moves and the upcoming housing requirement.
Sacramento holds its second annual Native American Parade. Native American community members share their thoughts on the importance of Native American History Month.
On Nov. 10, a student was booked on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and impersonation of a police officer after hitting another student with a car equipped with lights and sirens.
The State Hornet asks Sacramento State faculty about their time teaching ethnic studies in the five years since it became a requirement. We also take a brief look at the history of ethnic studies and how it's intertwined with the history of California’s public education.
Sacramento State will soon require incoming freshmen to stay in on-campus housing for two years. We asked students what they think about the new rule and whether the university is ready for it.
As the historic federal government shutdown continues, more than 3,600 Sacramento State students face CalFresh delays, according to Sac State officials. Campus resources, like the ASI Food Pantry and Basic Needs Resource Center, are working to meet an expected increase in demand.
