Burnout is a prevalent experience for college students as they struggle to manage school, work and their personal life. Using methods of organization and prioritizing oneself can be useful to combatting intense burnout and coping with it in real time.
Sacramento State community members can see the impacts of the levee fortification project being done by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Several local groups challenged the project, saying it unnecessarily damages natural habitat.
Making up about half of Sacramento State’s student body, the unique stories of transfer students offer fresh perspectives that frame the campus culture. Coming from over 100 different California institutions, these students come equipped with both academic and life experience.
Host Esmeralda Garcia sits down with recreation, parks and tourism administration professor David Rolloff to talk all about the ins and outs of our public lands, how to engage with them and what it’s like to work for them.
Students at Sacramento State recount wild turkey encounters, prompting questions about campus safety, liability and the university’s wildlife management plan.
Feeling adventurous? Get to know more about what SacState’s Peak Adventures program has to offer in this interview with the program’s director, Valerie Regner, and their outdoor adventure manager, Kendal Willenbrock!
Sacramento State’s COLLAB research program has partnered with the Sacramento Community Land Trust to revitalize Morrison Creek, while also providing psychology students a chance to gain research experience.
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