Sac State students struggle with decision to register for virtual classes
May 15, 2020
After California State University Chancellor Timothy White announced Tuesday that a majority of CSU classes will be held online in fall 2020 across all campuses, Sacramento State students are left having to deal with the ramifications of the decision. Some students are weighing all of their options, i...
Sac State Office for Equal Opportunity holds panel on sexual misconduct
May 8, 2020
Sacramento State’s Office for Equal Opportunity held a panel discussion Friday via Zoom in an effort to clarify the processes for reporting sexual misconduct. The Associate Director for the Office for Equal Opportunity, Alison Nygard, said that the office is still providing help to students virtu...
‘That was kinda my only chance’: Sac State students speak on study abroad cancellations
May 5, 2020
Liliana Mazza, an international relations and geography double major at Sacramento State said that she has wanted to study abroad in Brazil since high school. Her dream was crushed after Sac State suspended all study abroad programs for fall 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Students were told to...
Recognize scams: 8 pitiful phishing attempts sent to Sac State students
May 4, 2020
Sacramento State students have been hit with some new phishing scam emails recently, a common occurrence for students. Sac State Information Resources & Technology warned students of a spike in phishing attempts in a SacSend email sent on April 24. The email warns students of two new phishing s...
Sac State community on the importance of the 2020 census
May 2, 2020
Despite shelter-at-home orders, the United States Census Bureau is continuing to advocate for participation in the 2020 census. Sacramento State’s Associated Students, Inc. has been pushing for student engagement in the U.S census this year amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Virtual workshops were he...
Sac State students embrace their culture through hair
April 30, 2020
Black hair can take many forms with its versatile styles, colors and added jewelry, but it's more than just style — Black hair is culture. In the 19th century, African American and Black Americans often tried to straighten their hair to fit in with white culture, and during the Civil Rights era, em...
Sacramento rapper turns what was once a hobby into career
April 30, 2020
Growing up, Sacramento rapper Evan Odom, who goes by Pyramid Kid, always felt different from his peers. But rather than trying to conform, he decided to be content with standing out. “My mom and I moved around a lot when I was younger,” Odom said. “I wasn’t ever really popular in school and...
CRIME MAP: Car-part theft reported at Upper Eastside Lofts near Sac State
April 29, 2020
Every week The State Hornet compiles crimes recorded in the campus crime log into a map detailing their location and current status. One crime was reported in the Sacramento State Police Department’s crime log for the week ending on April 25. The crime was a report of theft of a catalytic ...
Sacramento arts and entertainment businesses adapt to virtual formats
Olivia Laroa and Piper Haitsuka
April 28, 2020
Two Sacramento arts businesses, B Street Theatre and Crocker Art Museum, made the switch to online events and classes due to statewide orders on March 16 given by CA Gov. Gavin Newsom to close all non-essential businesses. B Street Theatre started holding free acting classes every Tuesday for anyone age 18 and ...
FAQ: What you need to know about Sac State’s emergency financial aid grants
April 28, 2020
Emergency financial aid grants will be disbursed to all Title IV eligible students after Sacramento State received over $35 million in emergency federal stimulus funds, university President Robert Nelsen said during a faculty town hall meeting Monday. Title IV is the portion of the Higher Education Act that authorizes financial aid to hig...
Three people were arrested at Sacramento State last week for having active warrants for their arrests from other law enforcement agencies, and a bike and catalytic converter were stolen.
The WELL at Sacramento State planned to open for outdoor fitness by reservation Sept. 17 but is now scheduled to reopen for outdoor services Wednesday “pending final approval.”
Jane Elliott, known for her “Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes” exercise, discussed her knowledge and experience on challenging racist beliefs to Sacramento State students via Zoom Wednesday.