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STATE HORNET PODCAST: Crime map released, podcast news updates

Rose Vega and Gavin Rock • April 12, 2021

Podcast staffers Rose Vega and Gavin Rock start off your week with the State Hornet Podcast, this time going over esports results, podcast section news updates and the latest crime map.

NO LIMITS PODCAST: NFL trade and draft analysis, Kings’ losing streak

Garry Singh, Mack Ervin III, and Jordan Latimore • April 10, 2021

This time on No Limits, Garry Singh and Mack Ervin III are joined by Jordan Latimore to talk the NFL Draft and recent trade happenings as well as the Sacramento Kings’ five-game losing streak.

STATE HORNET PODCAST: Samantha Elizalde wins ASI presidency

Robbie Pierce • April 9, 2021

Samantha Elizalde wins the Sacramento State Associated Students, Inc. presidency, a senior rugby player discusses how COVID-19 impacted his team, State Hornet staffer Sydney Roll writes on how to overcome “Hustle Culture” in your daily life and more.

STATE HORNET BUZZED: Childhood movies – best, worst and underrated

Rose Vega, Bradley Hinkson, Jordan Parker, and Garry Singh • April 9, 2021

Podcast staffer Rose Vega is joined by copy editor Jordan Parker, broadcast staffer Garry Singh and film writer Bradley Hinkson to discuss their favorite childhood movies, as well as which ones might just be over or underrated.

STATE HORNET SPOTLIGHT: Passion Bailey’s love and support of reading

Chanelle Muerong • April 7, 2021

On this episode of our State Hornet: Spotlight podcast, deputy arts & entertainment editor Chanelle Muerong interviews Passion Bailey, the co-owner of Sacramento thrift and bookstore Hidden Gems, about her lifelong love and support of reading and literacy and her plans and hopes for her business and community.

STATE HORNET PODCAST: Students open up about mental health during the pandemic

Mack Ervin III and Max Connor • April 7, 2021

On today’s State Hornet Podcast, Sacramento State students open up about their mental health situations during the COVID-19 pandemic in an article by Chrissy Martinez and the latest episode of our Real Talk with Rose podcast.

PODCAST: Real Talk with Rose: It’s OK to not be OK

Rose Vega • April 5, 2021

Whether it's coming from school, work or just life, we all feel anxiety. In this episode of Real Talk with Rose, we explore the highs and lows of anxiety. Listen to a Sac State student’s own struggle with anxiety and hear advice on how to better manage your own mental health from psychologist, life coach and youth mental health expert, Jackie Kibler.

STATE HORNET PODCAST: Community art studio opens, weekend sports recapped

Rose Vega and Gavin Rock • April 5, 2021

Today on the State Hornet Podcast, staffers Gavin Rock and Rose Vega discuss the opening of a new community art studio and recaps for a weekend in Hornet Sports and eSports.

SPORTS SPOTLIGHT PODCAST: Hornet basketball team alumnus joins G League Ignite

Garry Singh and Jordan Latimore • April 5, 2021

Join broadcast staffer Garry Singh and sports writer Jordan Latimore for another season of our Sports Spotlight podcast, with this episode featuring Sacramento State men’s basketball alumnus and G League Ignite player Cody Demps.

NO LIMITS PODCAST: MLB Opening Day, Sacramento Kings stumble again

Mack Ervin III and Garry Singh • April 4, 2021

Mack and Garry discuss everything that’s happened in sports since spring break, including a discussion on all things baseball featuring returning guest Burle Dixon of the Kansas City Royals’ minor league system.

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News

COVID-19 vaccinations for Sac State students begins on campus Wednesday

Sacramento State students are now eligible to receive their COVID-19 vaccinations on campus and have begun receiving invitations to the university’s vaccination site.

Native American ethnic studies chair recounts higher education journey

Annette Reed, one of 18 Native American faculty members at Sacramento State, has become a mentor and inspiration for Native American students at Sac State.

CRIME MAP: 2 crimes occur on campus over the past week

Only two crimes were reported at Sacramento State from March 28 - April 3.