Parking Structure V to open Thursday
Thomas Frey, News editor
May 16, 2018
Parking Structure V will open Thursday after it was originally set to open at the beginning of the fall 2018 semester. An email sent out to all students by the Office of the Vice President of Administration stated that the structure passed the Office of the State Fire Marshall inspection and will be op...
Parking tracker created by students needs OK from UTAPS
Thomas Frey, News editor
May 15, 2018
Parking Lots 9 and 10 could utilize a parking tracker, created by five mechanical engineering students, in the upcoming fall semester at Sacramento State. The group has worked on this project since September and has developed a code that will tell students through the Sac State parking app how man...
Driver arrested for DUI on campus in final week of instruction
Emily Rabasto, Visuals editor
May 10, 2018
Filed under Breaking News, Featured, News
A man was arrested for driving under the influence Thursday after colliding with and damaging several yellow bollards and a fire hydrant on State University Drive outside of Del Norte Hall, according to University police. The man was handcuffed and led into a police vehicle after failing a field sobriety t...
Political Science voted 2018 ‘Best Major’ at Sac State
Emily Rabasto, Visual editor
May 9, 2018
Filed under Best of Sac State, Best of Sac State, News
Move over “The Artist Formerly Known as Prince.” It’s the major formerly known as Government. The Department of Political Science was voted “best major” by students of Sacramento State in this year’s Best of Sac State poll. Assistant professor of political science Danielle Martin has ...
Parker Brahms voted 2018 ‘Best Male Athlete’ at Sac State
May 9, 2018
Filed under Best of Sac State, Sports
For the second year in a row, a baseball player has won ‘Best male athlete’ after Sacramento State sophomore pitcher Parker Brahms won the award in The State Hornet’s second annual Best of Sac State poll. Brahms, who follows former Sac State pitcher Justin Dillon in receiving the award, has a 4...
Annie Juarez voted 2018 ‘Best Female Athlete’ at Sac State
May 9, 2018
Filed under Best of Sac State, Sports
Heading into the 2018 season, senior gymnast Annie Juarez never imagined she would have a campaign that would lead her to being named ‘Best female athlete’ in The State Hornet’s Best of Sac State poll. Juarez came into the year never having participated in more than half of the meets in a sea...
Football team voted for ‘Best Win Against Davis’ at Sac State
May 9, 2018
Filed under Best of Sac State, Sports
The Sacramento State football team has struggled for years against its Causeway rival — the UC Davis Aggies — until the Hornets got the upper hand last season in a game voted first place for The State Hornet’s “Best Win Against Davis” category. The Hornets dominated the first half and est...
Causeway Classic wins 2018 ‘Game of the Year’ at Sac State
May 9, 2018
Filed under Best of Sac State, Sports
The Sacramento State football team saved its best performance of the 2017 season for last as the Hornets defeated rival UC Davis during The State Hornet’s “Game of the Year.” The Hornets entered the game as winners of four of their last five games, but the Aggies had a two-game winning streak...
Rock climbing voted 2018 ‘Best Sports or Recreational Club’ at Sac State
May 9, 2018
Filed under Best of Sac State, Sports
Sacramento State’s rock climbing club, which is open to students of all skill levels, has been voted as the best sports or recreational club on campus in The State Hornet’s “Best of Sac State” category. Garrett Werner — the rock climbing club’s coach as of this semester — described the...
Round Table Pizza voted 2018 ‘Best on-campus dining’ at Sac State
May 9, 2018
Filed under Best of Sac State, Culture, Food
The students of Sacramento State voted Round Table Pizza the ‘Best on-campus dining’ in the Best of Sac State poll conducted by The State Hornet. Round Table won best dining on-campus last year in the Best of Sac State poll, and with all that the restaurant has to offer, there is little to ques...