
COVID-19 vaccine could be administered to healthcare staff and nursing students starting next week
Mercy Sosa • January 21, 2021
Sacramento State President Robert Nelsen spoke about how COVID-19 testing will be implemented on campus and Sac State’s budget Thursday at his livestreamed spring address.

Graduate studies director resigns over winter break, third ASI resignation of school year
Camryn Dadey, news editor • January 21, 2021
Sacramento State’s Associated Students, Inc. filled 2 vacant positions on its Board of Directors after a third ASI director resigned over winter break.

10% of residents per week will undergo random surveillance testing
In an email to residents on Wednesday, Sacramento State University Housing Services will conduct mandatory no-cost COVID-19 testing for housing residents and weekly COVID-19 surveillance testing.

A car caravan was used to meet social distancing criteria
Sara Nevis, Multimedia Editor • January 18, 2021
With music playing and people dancing outside their cars, Grand Avenue was packed by 8 a.m. with people waiting for the Reclaim MLK car caravan to start. By 9 a.m. there were about 100 cars ready to leave Grant High School to head to the first stop,...

‘Arath was such a positive influence on everyone’
Mercy Sosa, news editor • January 14, 2021
Arath Chavez, a Sacramento State men’s soccer player, died Tuesday in a motorcycle accident, according to Sac State men's soccer head coach Mike Linenberger.

Nelsen: 'We are witnessing terrorists trying to destroy the very foundations of our country'
A mob of domestic terrorists supporting President Donald Trump broke into the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday while Congress convened to certify the presidential election declaring Joe Biden as a winner. Here’s what the Sac State community had to say.

Mulvaney’s, Canon among the restaurants providing free meals to students
Max Connor, editor in chief • December 28, 2020
After a $50,000 grant was approved by the Justice for Neighbors program administered by the City Attorneys' Office, the roughly 60 students living in the dorms over the break will be delivered meals by some of the best restaurants in Sacramento.

Sacramento Police Chief Daniel Hahn and Jamilia Land to some may be unlikely friends, but that has not stopped Land from receiving criticism from the public for being friends with a police officer due to her line of work. Land, a self-described humanitarian,...
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Michael Pacheco • December 16, 2020
One theft occurred at Sac State over the last two weeks.
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