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Fictional multiverses are when an author writes multiple series as part of a single world. Following these universes can get complicated, especially for new fans. (Graphic created in Canva by Rinn Lee)

The Book Nook: A how-to guide on tackling literary multiverses

Rinn Lee, Copy Editor March 14, 2025
When authors work multiple series into one universe, it can get confusing for readers who are just getting into them.
Mickey (Robert Pattinson) has the job of an Expendable, a role where he’s expected to test limits of human mortality when exposed to lethal situations. Some uses of his expendability include testing deadly viruses, radiation and space exposure. (Photo courtesy of Warner Bros., graphic created in Canva by Delaney Joyce)

A tale of two Mickeys: Bong Joon-Ho’s ‘Mickey 17’ overindulges

Delaney Joyce, Arts & Entertainment Editor March 14, 2025
Oscar-winning director Bong Joon-Ho made a return to the big screen with ‘Mickey 17,’ led by Robert Pattinson and supported by Steven Yeun, Naomi Ackie, Mark Ruffalo, Toni Collette and more.
Pigeon Pit released their fourth album, “crazy arms,” on Jan. 17, 2025, followed by a tour spanning the West Coast. The record received a score of 7.7 on Pitchfork. (Courtesy of August Moore)

Open the Pigeon Pit: diving into the band’s ‘crazy arms’

Giancarlo Diloy, Staffer March 14, 2025
Washington-based folk-punk band Pigeon Pit hit Sacramento after the release of their latest record, “crazy arms.”
Junior starting pitcher Ethan Lay delivers a pitch from the mound Sunday, March 9, 2025. The starter had a career performance, throwing seven innings with 11 strikeouts.

Back to the zoo: Hornets walk-off Tigers despite dropping three of five

Logan Chrisp, Staffer March 14, 2025
Sac State starting pitchers throw two career games, including a shut-out win against the University of the Pacific Tigers.
Protesters gather in support of Mahmoud Khalil at the Sacramento State Library Quad Tuesday, March 11, 2025. The speakers at the protest spoke about freedom of speech and President Donald Trump's executive order aimed at combating antisemitism.

Sac State community stages walkout against Trump administration crackdowns on college protests

Jocelyn Hill and Jada Portillo March 14, 2025
Sacramento State students gathered at the library quad on March 11 to protest the detention of pro-Palestinian student activist Mahmoud Khalil and support freedom of speech.
A1 Combat Fighter Amir Najjar lands a head kick against A1 Combat fighter Michael Seely Friday, March 7, 2025. Najjar won the bout by unanimous decision.

GALLERY: Sac State hosts first-ever Battle at the Hive

Mateo Davis and Vanessa Gomez March 14, 2025
Sac State hosted the inaugural Battle at the Hive featuring fighters from Combat U and A1 Combat.
Freshman Gur Libal looks to return the ball with forehand motion against New Mexico State Friday, March 7, 2025. Libal’s doubles went unfinished at first, as the Hornets won the doubles point at second and third that led to the 5-2 victory.

Cross Court Chronicles: Sac State delivers aces in handful of wins

Andrew A. Brown, Staffer March 13, 2025
Sacramento State men’s tennis only drops one in Golden State Invitational while women’s tennis rally 2-0.
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Hive Insider: Black History Month, Sac State’s Habit Burger and ASI Children’s Center

Alex Wong and Kristopher Caalim March 13, 2025
In this episode, Kristopher Caalim and Alex Wong discuss stories that honor Black History Month, new on-campus eateries and more.
Many of the lecture halls and office spaces on campus are known or suspected to contain asbestos. Asbestos is a harmful mineral that was widely used in construction during the 1960s and 1970s, over a long period of exposure it has been confirmed to cause harm. (Graphic created in Canva by Jade Brown)

Students raise frustrations about asbestos in over half of the lecture halls on campus

Omid Manavirad, News Staffer March 13, 2025
Students raise frustration over asbestos in over half of Sac State’s lecture halls, but school officials say removal is not necessary.
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Life of a Hornet Ep. 1: 19-year-old senior prepares to leave the nest

Alex Wong, Staffer March 12, 2025
In this episode, Alex Wong interviews Atish Ciriaco about his experiences at Sac State.
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