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Protesters gather on the steps of the California State Capitol in protest of President Donald Trump’s administration Saturday, Oct 18, 2025. There were 2,700 protests throughout the country.

‘No Crowns. No Thrones. No Kings.’ – 50501 Movement Returns to Sacramento

Aaron Smith and Lou Baudouin October 20, 2025
The ‘No Kings’ movement has mobilized again, with Sacramento being one of many cities across America protesting President Donald Trump’s administration Saturday. With over 2500 demonstrations nationwide, it is one of the largest political undertakings in U.S. history.
The Mexican flag rests beside the American flag on a colorful table during a Día de los Muertos celebration at Sacramento State Oct. 30, 2024. The annual campus event highlights traditions tied to Hispanic Heritage Month.

Sacramento’s Hispanic Heritage: 8 facts that bring the city to life

Lou Baudouin, News Staffer October 13, 2025
Sacramento’s Hispanic heritage comes alive through stories of activism, art and community resilience. Here are 10 facts you may not have known about Sac’s Hispanic culture.
Over 350 people came to Martin L. Boston’s memorial at the Alumni Center Tuesday, Sep. 30, 2025. Boston is survived by his wife Krystal Boston and his children.

Sac State holds memorial for late professor Martin L. Boston

Jada Portillo, Digital/Newsletter Editor October 3, 2025
A memorial was held for the late Professor Martin L. Boston, Sacramento State’s former director of Pan African studies, at the Alumni Center on Tuesday.
Booths at the event handed out various Mexican candies for students to try Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025. Some popular candies that were handed out included Micheletas, Pelon Pelo Ricos, paletas and more.

Sac State kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month at La Bienvenida

Anita Ratna Gautam, News Staffer September 29, 2025
La Bienvenida kicked off the annual celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month on Thursday by filling the main quad with music, food and celebration.
A group of students dance together to Karega Bailey’s performance Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025. The free event allowed students to experience music performances from a variety of artists without worrying about finances.

Creating campus life memories: WEUSI Festival returns to Serna Plaza

Minh Anh Tang, A&E Staffer September 16, 2025
The annual WEUSI Music Festival and Stinger Expo came back to Sac State’s Serna Plaza Thursday, featuring student vendors and artists like Lab Rats, Where’s West, Karega Bailey and more.
President Luke Wood speaking to the crowd assembled in the Redwood Room for the vigil of Charlie Kirk at the Student Union on Friday, Sept. 12, 2025. The vigil hosted almost 100 people, some of whom gave speeches in remembrance of Kirk and his impact on the conservative community.

Turning Point USA holds on-campus vigil in remembrance of Charlie Kirk

Jack Dann, Sports Editor September 14, 2025
Members of the Sacramento State community gather in remembrance of Charlie Kirk, the CEO and founder of Turning Point USA.
References to toppling royalty were abundant in signs held by No Kings Day protestors Saturday, June 14, 2025. The crowd began forming in front of the Capitol at 10 a.m. and continued until the crowd began to disperse around 1 p.m..

GALLERY: Thousands gather at State Capitol for “No Kings Day” protest

Jack Dann, Sports Editor June 15, 2025
Sacramentans flood Capitol Park during nationwide “No Kings Day” protest.
State Hornet Spotlight: Science of Play with Dr. Jorgensen-Easterla

State Hornet Spotlight: Science of Play with Dr. Jorgensen-Easterla

Aliza Imran and Jeremy Brown May 14, 2025
In this episode of State Hornet Spotlight, hosts Aliza Imran and Jeremy Brown interview professor of recreation, parks and tourism administration Dr. Jorgensen-Easterla, about the science behind play and her journey to Sac State.
Having dietary restrictions isn’t a reason not to enjoy good food! Find out about five local Sacramento restaurants and the delicious meals they serve, accommodating everything from vegan to gluten-free options. (Graphic made in Canva)

Alternative restaurants for your dietary needs

Giancarlo Diloy and Alyssa Earnest May 12, 2025
Sacramento’s worry-free alternatives have more to satisfy than just your dietary needs. Discover five local restaurants that are sure to have you craving more.
Alex Blaise, also known as SacBoyEats, enjoys a moment with a coffee in hand. The candid shot captures his enthusiasm for local coffee shops, a key part of his mission to celebrate Sacramento’s diverse food scene and local eateries. (Photo courtesy of Erin Blaise)

Mentor and food blogger uplifts Sacramento students and small businesses

Ana Sophia Vazquez, Staffer May 8, 2025
Alex Blaise, known as SacBoyEats, is using his platform to mentor students and spotlight Sacramento’s small businesses, especially Black-owned eateries.
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