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The State Hornet

The student news site of Sacramento State University

The State Hornet

Student news without fear or favor

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The police announced on Saturday, March 25, 2023 they are looking for a suspect in an attempted burglary. A suspect was caught on surveillance cameras pulling on a door in Amador Hall. (Photo from campus-wide email) (Graphic made in Canva): Alyssa Branum

BREAKING: Reported burglary at Sac State’s Amador Hall

Isaac Streeter and Tony Rodriguez March 25, 2023
A man approximately 5 feet 10 inches, was seen on camera attempting to enter Amador Hall 350 around midnight Saturday.
Head coach Mark Campbell yells offensive plays to his team against San José State on Sunday, Nov. 14, 2021. Campbell accepted the job of Texas Christian University head coach Tuesday after two seasons at Sac State.

BREAKING: Hornet women’s basketball head coach accepts TCU coaching job

Jack Freeman and Dylan McNeill March 21, 2023
Second Hornet coach to leave for new job in last four months
The State Hornet wins 9 awards from Associated Collegiate Press convention

The State Hornet wins 9 awards from Associated Collegiate Press convention

Serena Smith and Chris Woodard March 17, 2023
The State Hornet took home ACP awards including best blog, second place for web site and second place for best podcast.
Inside Sac State women’s basketball’s journey to NCAA tournament

Inside Sac State women’s basketball’s journey to NCAA tournament

Jack Freeman, Dylan McNeill, and Chris Woodard March 15, 2023
Dive into the Hornets’ historic 2022-2023 season heading into March Madness
BREAKING: Sexual assault reported near Klamath Hall

BREAKING: Sexual assault reported near Klamath Hall

Justine Chahal March 14, 2023
Klamath Hall is a co-ed residence hall for first-year students.
 Anti-LGBTQ+ graffiti written on a FLOW menstrual product dispenser in the men’s bathroom in Mendocino Hall Monday, March 13, 2023. A statement was sent to The State Hornet from Sacramento State denouncing the graffiti. (Photo by Erick Salgado, Graphic in Canva by Emma Hall).

BREAKING: Anti-LGBTQ+ graffiti found in Mendocino Hall men’s bathroom

Erick Salgado March 14, 2023
Custodial manager says graffiti is “out of the blue.”
This year for March Madness, we recognize the excessively talented few who can make music without the full ensemble. Vote for your favorite stand-alone artist here.
Graphic made in Canva by Alyssa Branum

March Madness returns! Vote for your favorite musical artist

Kris Hall March 10, 2023
Who deserves the title of the number one stand-alone artist?
The Sacramento State women’s basketball team will be playing in the NCAA tournament for the first time in school history after winning the Big Sky Conference tournament Wednesday March 8, 2023. The Hornets will find out their opponent for the tournament on Sunday as they try to win a national title.

Graphic created in Canva by Jack Freeman

Sac State women’s basketball takes over Big Sky, wins championship

Myla Booth March 8, 2023
Hornets make history in Boise, Idaho Wednesday with a Big Sky title
Senior guard Kahlaijah Dean drives past a defender on senior night Monday Feb. 27, 2023, over the Portland State Vikings 80-54. The Hornets beat Portland State again Tuesday 60-42 to advance to the Big Sky Championship game on Wednesday.

Sac State women’s basketball crushes Portland State in Big Sky semifinals

Myla Booth March 7, 2023
For the first time in school history, the Hornets move to the Big Sky Championship.
FILE: Sophomore guard Katie Peneueta shoots a three-pointer against Northern Arizona at The Nest Thursday Feb. 9, 2023. After Monday’s win, the Hornets need one more to go to their first ever Big Sky Championship game in school history.

‘March is a whole different animal’: Sac State women’s basketball defeats Idaho in Big Sky tournament

Myla Booth March 7, 2023
Two-headed monster of teammates Dean and Natabou combine for 44 points.
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