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!
Sacramento holds its second annual Native American Parade. Native American community members share their thoughts on the importance of Native American History Month.
Veterans Day at the California State Capitol brought hundreds to celebrate and honor US veterans and Armed Forces during a ceremony and parade. Sacramento State Alumni Lindsey Sin, current Secretary of California Department of Veteran Affairs, spoke during the ceremony at the California State Capitol.
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.
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.
The University Library is facing an 11% decrease in budget funds for the 2025-26 academic year. Because of this, The State Hornet asked Sac State students how the cuts could impact research, study spaces and campus priorities.
Students react after California voters vote “yes” on Prop 50, approving a redraw of congressional boundaries across the state. Five Republican districts are effectively dissolved as a result of this process.
California is holding a statewide special election Tuesday, Nov. 4 to decide on Proposition 50, an emergency redistricting bill proposed by Gov. Gavin Newsom and state Democrats. Read more to learn about the arguments for and against Prop 50 and its potential impacts.
