EDITORIAL: New housing near Sac State needs to be inclusive for all students
The State Hornet Editorial Board
September 19, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Opinion
Seven new housing projects are set to be built in areas adjacent to Sacramento State’s campus in a time where housing insecurity is commonplace for CSU students. This sounds like good news, but developers need to slash their rent prices for the sake of Sac State students in need. The city of Sacrame...
OPINION: It’s time for Herky to get some hot new looks
Kameron Schmid, Editor-at-large
September 19, 2018
Filed under Opinion
I’m happy to be a Sacramento State student. It’s true. I’ve lived in Sacramento since my freshman year of high school, and have always liked the city. I love trees, I like my major and I think I’m where I’m supposed to be; a truly comforting feeling. But the absolute best thing abou...
Editorial board’s favorite podcast choices
The State Hornet Editorial Board
September 17, 2018
Sick of listening to the same playlists while commuting or walking to class? The State Hornet Editorial Board chose 11 podcasts covering everything from sports to cults to sex to help you find your next favorite. Claire - “Heaven’s Gate” As a person who is fascinated with cults, I was drawn to t...
OPINION: Sac State needs to be more cost-friendly towards electric vehicles
Alex Daniels, Opinion editor
September 5, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Gas vehicles are so 2002. It’s time for Sacramento State to accommodate for my fellow Hornet electric car drivers, and time for more of my fellow Hornets to go electric. As technology grows and the years go by, electric vehicles are becoming a more realistic option for a buyer. I should know....
EDITORIAL: Hey Sac State, wake the hell up
The State Hornet Editorial Board
September 5, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Opinion
With one week of the semester completed, one thing is apparent that cannot be ignored: Sacramento State is still in summer mode. It is normal for the semester to start out slow as things begin to transition from relaxation during the summer to being back for the fall semester. But this academic year...
EDITOR’S NOTE: Wondering where this week’s print issue is? Here’s your answer.
Claire Morgan, Editor-in-Chief
August 30, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Opinion
Welcome back to school, Hornets! You may have noticed that we haven’t put out a print issue this week and wondered why. Well, I’ve got an answer for you. First, let me introduce myself — my name is Claire Morgan and I will be serving as the Editor-in-Chief of The State Hornet for the 2018-201...
11 of the best music projects that were released this summer
The State Hornet Editorial Board
August 23, 2018
Throughout this summer, artist throughout a wide range of genres released music projects that brought us into our feelings. Whether you’re into Travis Scott or you’re into the “Yodeling Kid”, there was something for everyone to enjoy this summer. The editors at The State Hornet put together ...
EDITORIAL: Summer’s over, and fall brings change
The State Hornet Editorial Board
August 22, 2018
Filed under Editorials, Opinion
Ah, another year at Sacramento State begins. Welcome, new Hornets, and welcome back, old Hornets. It’s still hot, there’s still construction, and Herky is still thicc. But there are some new, exciting things that happened over summer break that all Sac State students should be excited about,...
OPINION: Beyonce and Jay-Z stop the world with “Everything Is Love”
Adria Watson, News editor
June 18, 2018
Filed under Culture, Featured, Opinion
Beyonce continues to leave our lives in shambles; since the surprise release of her self-titled visual album in 2013, she has refused to slow down to let devout fans process everything and catch our breath. She and Jay-Z have made the element of surprise their No. 1 power move, keeping them a step ahead of ev...
OPINION: Kevin Durant’s selfishness has ruined the NBA
Shaun Holkko, Social Media editor
June 9, 2018
Filed under Featured, Opinion, Sports
It was obvious on July 4, 2016 just how negative of an impact Kevin Durant made on the competitive balance of the NBA. Durant chose to leave the Oklahoma City Thunder after nine seasons with the franchise to form a superteam in the Bay Area with aspirations of winning multiple championships. Du...
