May was Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. The State Hornet looks at how the university highlights and supports this community, while expanding on the different ways to continue supporting marginalized communities.
Doris Matsui and Mai Vang lead the congressional race to represent Congressional District 7, which includes Sacramento State. Their contention illustrates the aging out of the Democratic Party and younger candidates entering the field.
Correction May 25, 2026: A source's name was spelled incorrectly in this story's initial publication. This has since been corrected.
At the back of the Sacramento State campus, Sacramento’s light...
With the rise of AI, recent examples of its advancement raise concerns about encroachment. While AI has clear benefits, recent developments show why caution is needed in its implementation.
Learn about professor Nathan Woo’s academic journey and how he uses his experiences to facilitate growth and learning for his students. Learn about his impact through the lenses of former students and how important communication is.
Aaron Lofton, Clifton Bullock III, Susana Grijalva and Hussam Albarakat talk about what’s been happening on campus and small business that are flourishing and making a name for themselves.
The hacker group ShinyHunters hacked Canvas for a second time, claiming to have stolen more than 3.65TB of personal student data from over 9,000 schools. The group said that if Instructure, the company that owns and operates Canvas, does not respond to their ransom demands by Tuesday all the data will be leaked publicly.
Sacramento State’s Muslim community joins forces for the soft launch of Muslim Staff Faculty Association and creates an open space for conversation, feedback and connection between faculty, staff and students regarding how to move forward with the new association.
The “Braids Not Raids” event, held in El Centro Serna on April 29, gave participants the opportunity to get their hair braided in cultural trenzas, to raise money for immigrant justice. Hosted by students, faculty, community volunteers and other campus organizations, they created a space for Latinx students to bond through shared experiences and bring awareness to ICE detainments in the community.
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