The partnership provides framework for future plans and allows students to gain priority to the Black Honors College
Sac State solidified a partnership with Compton College for eligible students to attend Sac State and gain priority to the Black Honors College on Thursday, Dec. 12.
The ballot measure to prevent involuntary servitude in prisons failed to resonate with voters
Proposition 6’s defeat blocked the effort to eliminate mandatory prison labor in California. Sanctions against inmates for refusing work assignments will remain legal under California law.
The former President of Indonesia leaves a lasting impact on attendees
The International Conference on Genocide closes off its last day with a special panel featuring the former President of Indonesia.
Panels discuss conflict narratives and future violence prevention
Sac State hosted the second day of the International Conference on Genocide in the University Union, with panels ranging from narratives around genocide to group healing sessions.
Hornets and Aggies face off outside the field
The annual Causeway Classic Blood Drive between Sac State and UC Davis returns to the University Union Ballroom Nov.18-20.
Students share concern over family, conflict and dehumanization on campus
The Sac State community speaks up about how political speech, extremism and polarization has affected them after the election.
Guest speakers from around the world share their experiences living through historical conflicts
Guest speakers from all over the world came together to hold the sixth international Conference of Genocide at Sac State, sharing their knowledge and experiences with genocide and other conflicts.
Students respond to the results of the 2024 election with anxiety, fear and caution.
Sac State students react after the landslide conclusion to the 2024 presidential election, citing concerns over their livelihoods and safety.
The Sac State community weighs in on the future of politics
With election results in, students and staff weigh in on the state of politics on Sac State’s campus. The Multicultural Center’s post-election event offered students and staff a moment of respite.
Michael Love leads by example for students to realize a brighter future for themselves
Michael Love takes the journey from corrections to college and inspires countless other former inmates to attend college and graduate through the Project Rebound program at Sac State.
Most indigenous students recruited by California Tribal College from all over the country left Sac State
Native American students from throughout the country turned away from Sac State following miscommunications between the California Tribal College and campus administration.
The Native American College will open in fall 2025
President Luke Wood made an announcement on Nov. 8 at the State Capitol regarding the launch of the Native American College.
Defying preliminary projections and controversy, Donald Trump will return to the White House
Republicans defy national projections in an electoral and popular vote landslide to take the White House and Senate. In California, progressive propositions faced both success and defeat after a mixed reception from the electorate.
If approved, measure would make marriage a fundamental right in California
Proposition 3 may have lasting ramifications for marriage in California. Whether the impacts are positive or negative remains up for debate.