Sitting in the middle of the Big Sky Conference table, the Hornets looked to separate themselves from the rest of the pack against Eastern Washington. The performance from the Hornets in the second half saw five different Hornets put the ball in the back of the net and earn the team all three points.
California’s controversial education bill, Assembly Bill 715, has been signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom’s, drawing backlash from educators who warn it could censor classrooms on sensitive topics like the Israel-Palestine conflict. Supporters say it strengthens anti-discrimination protections, but the opposing side argues its vague language threatens academic freedom across California K-12 schools.
The renowned Sundance Institute, a nonprofit that platforms independent filmmakers, visited Sacramento’s Crocker Art Museum Saturday, Sept. 27 as one of the stops on its ongoing Indigenous film tour. Two of the featured directors joined the screening for a follow-up panel discussion.
Terra Madre Americas came downtown last weekend to bring Sacramento together to enjoy diverse food cultures. Live cooking from celebrity chefs, new foods to try and artisans selling a variety of crafts and goods kept people entertained.
Sacramento State men’s soccer lost in a close match against CSU Fullerton Saturday. The Hornets’ last ditch effort to mount a comeback fell short by a score of 1-2.
Looking to keep their Big Sky campaign on a high, Sacramento State women’s soccer meets familiar foes Idaho at Hornet Field Thursday. The Vandals’ two second-half goals were enough to get them past the Hornets.
Jada Portillo, Digital/Newsletter Editor
• October 3, 2025
A memorial was held for the late Professor Martin L. Boston, Sacramento State’s former director of Pan African studies, at the Alumni Center on Tuesday.
