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Sac State volleyball player finds ‘structure’ and ‘fulfillment’ in sport

Tony Rodriguez • November 29, 2021

Cianna Andrews sees her recovery process after injuring herself as a learning experience. The Hornet volleyball player has taken on a lead role for her team.

Sac State AAPI students and faculty call for more resources, representation

Chrissy Martinez • November 22, 2021

The State Hornet spoke with student and faculty members about AANAPISI and how Sacramento State can improve representation and allocate more funds for the AAPI community on campus.

Junior quarterback Jake Dunniway’s road to greatness at Sac State

Jordan Parker • November 19, 2021

Jake Dunniway opens up about his journey through football from winning the Pop Warner Super Bowl as a kid then a section title in his senior year of high school and now to his career in college.

Sac State football: Secondary maintains mentality of a shark

Brandon Bailey • November 15, 2021

Sac State football’s defense has amounted the second-most interceptions in the Big Sky, and it all comes from the secondary’s “shark mentality,” according to defensive back coach Cherokee Valeria.

State Hornet Spotlight: Former basketball player Samaad Hector chooses mental health over basketball

Magaly Muñoz, Jordan Latimore, and James Fife • November 15, 2021

Managing editor Magaly Muñoz and sports beat writer Jordan Latimore sit down and talk to Samaad Hector, who left the Sacramento State men’s basketball team before the fall 2021 semester. Hector talks...

Family ties: Sac State football welcomes five sets of brothers to the team

Brandon Bailey • November 3, 2021

Sac State football has five sets of siblings on the roster this season, and The State Hornet had the opportunity to talk to three of the brothers on their decisions to join each other at Sac State.

Sac State Says: Sac State students thoughts on Skip Bishop and anti-racism plan

Dominique Williams and James Fife • October 28, 2021

On this episode of “Sac State Says,” news staffer Dominique Williams asks students their thoughts on Skip Bishop, the fourth Black administrator to leave office within a year, as well as their thoughts...

Serna Center supports Sac State Latino and Hispanic students on campus

Chrissy Martinez • October 11, 2021

The Serna Center’s mission is to promote and enhance leadership among Latino and Hispanic students. Noel Mora, Sac State’s Serna Center coordinator, tells The State Hornet how Sac State’s Serna Center...

Against all odds Sac State football player bounces back from injury and shines early

Brandon Bailey • October 7, 2021

Sac State cornerback and transfer Munchie Filer III bounces back from injury with a chip on his shoulder this season. He hopes to earn an opportunity to play alongside his brother John Ross III in the NFL.

Sac State women’s soccer handed tough loss against UC Davis

Jordan Latimore • September 12, 2021

Sacramento State women's soccer dropped its fourth straight road game against UC Davis, losing 1-0.

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Sac State to receive $2.2 million in state funding for mental health services

Sacramento State is getting $2.2 million dollars from California to go toward the university’s Student Health and Counseling Services (SHCS) and Crisis Assistance & Resource Education Support (CARES) office respectively, according to Associate Vice President of SHCS Joy Stewart-James and Associated Students Inc. director of natural sciences and mathematics Isha Bindal.

Sac State president announces new date for anti-racism and inclusion convocation

Sacramento State’s anti-racism and inclusion convocation has been rescheduled for Feb. 14, 2022, President Robert Nelsen announced via SacSend Monday. This is the second rescheduling of the event, as the convocation was originally scheduled for September 2021 and previously rescheduled for Feb. 25, 2022.

‘Dejen de tener miedo’: Facultad Afro-Americano urge a Sac State a llamar al racismo en campus