Students and faculty learned from a range of informative sessions
Julianna Rodriguez, DEI Editor • March 27, 2024
Members of Sac State’s Division of Inclusive Excellence and President Luke Wood showed students and faculty how they could make a more inclusive campus amid rise of anti-DEI laws.
The university and campus police pledge to improve communication process
Michael Pepper, Staffer • March 27, 2024
As the hunt for the suspects in Thursday's deadly shooting continues, here’s what we know about the investigation so far and how Sacramento Police, Sac State Police and university administration responded to the events.
Students say emails don’t feel like enough when it comes to safety
Sac State students question their safety on campus after the Sac City Police Department announces a shooting and carjacking that occurred near campus during the week of spring break.
Suspects have yet to be identified
Jenn Galinato, Staffer • March 21, 2024
A carjacking occurred at the University/65th Street light rail station near Sacramento State’s campus in the same place as a shooting that left one dead and two injured.
Restructuring our audit dates greatly affected our results
Julianna Rodriguez, DEI Editor • March 13, 2024
The State Hornet releases its first quarterly audit of the spring semester, continuing the publication’s commitment to diverse coverage that accurately and consistently reflects our audience.
Senator Dodd’s SB 1166 expands on previous Title IX reforms
Micah Yip, Staffer • March 11, 2024
California State Senator Bill Dodd introduced SB 1166, which would strengthen Title IX protocols and improve transparency, consistency and accountability in investigations in UC, CSU and community college campuses.
Same-day registration, in-person voting and ballot drop-offs available
Sac State’s on-campus voting center is open to students and Sacramento County voters for the 2024 presidential primary election on March 5.
Black students offered unique experience focusing on Pan-Africanism
The Cooper-Woodson College Enhancement Program at Sacramento State helps Black students explore their Pan-African roots while building a community away from home.
Michael Pepper, Staffer • March 4, 2024
With the California presidential primary approaching quickly, here are Sac State students' frequently asked questions about voting and other information about the election.
The university enrolls the highest number of Black students throughout the CSU system
Sac State’s new Black Success Initiative and Black Honors College will work to improve Black students’ experience in and out of the classroom.
Over 76% CFA members voted to ratify the tentative agreement
Jenn Galinato, Staffer • February 19, 2024
California Faculty Association announced the results of their vote for the tentative agreement proposed by California State University’s management, with 76% of the membership voting to approve.
Faculty remain hopeful for future agreements to achieve long-term goals
After a one-day strike across the state and an upcoming vote in February, CFA shares its sentiment on the social justice impacts of a tentative agreement.
The upcoming presidential election causes concern for voters as well
Sacramento State students weigh in on the 2024 presidential election and anti-LGBTQ+ legislation being instated nationwide as many fear for their rights being revoked
Sac State Police Department confirms both suspects at scene of the fires
Alexander Musa, Staffer • February 12, 2024
Sacramento State Police Department has released photos of two suspects involved with late Sunday night arson incidents, near the Hornet Bookstore and University Union.