Alexander Musa

Alexander Musa, News Editor

(he/him)

Alexander Musa is a senior journalism major and the news editor for The State Hornet. Formerly a design editor and staff writer at The American River Current, he seeks to graduate this fall semester. His goal is to become a crime reporter.

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Un estudiante de Sac State murió después de ser atropellada en el sur de Sacramento

El segundo accidente fatal involucrando un scooter en una semana

Brandon Aguilar, Alexander Musa, and Greg Micek
September 14, 2024

This article is also available in English. Un estudiante de primer año en la Universidad Estatal de Sacramento murió después de haber sido atropellada por un vehículo mientras manejaba su scooter...

Sac State freshman deceased after scooter accident in South Sacramento

Fatal crash is second involving a scooter in Sacramento this past week

Alexander Musa and Greg Micek
September 6, 2024

Sac State freshman Kaylee Xiong died Thursday, Sept. 5, after she was struck by a vehicle while riding a scooter off campus.

President’s fall address highlights Sac State’s assistive programs for students

Wood acknowledges controversial fee proposals ahead of fall semester

Alexander Musa, News Editor
August 28, 2024

Sac State President Luke Wood’s annual fall address on Aug. 15 highlighted setbacks of the past year and successes that provided valuable services to the student body.

Students voice concern as Sac State proposes fee increases

Proposed fees would total over $1000 over the next 3 years

Alexander Musa, News Editor
August 23, 2024

President Luke Wood joined Sacramento State faculty members to propose over $1000 in student fee increases at listening sessions held between Aug. 12-15.

BREAKING: Sac State releases independent forensic examination of CapRadio

Former CapRadio executives spent over $770,000 in “unsupported payments” and expenditures over the course of four years

Alexander Musa, News Editor
August 5, 2024

Sacramento State has released the results of an independent forensic examination of Capital Public Radio following up on September 2023’s audit that revealed “significant financial discrepancies and organizational deficiencies.”

New Jewish Life and Resource Center opens its doors at Modoc Hall

President Luke Wood says new center a ‘defining moment’ in Sac State history

Alexander Musa, staffer
May 13, 2024

President Luke Wood was joined by Sac State students and faculty to celebrate the opening of the Jewish Life and Resource Center at Modoc Hall on Wednesday, May 8.

‘You sign a treaty with your enemies, not with your students’: Sac State encampment packs up after investment policy changes

Library Quad occupation ends peacefully, protesters promise support for other CSU encampments

Alexander Musa and Alyssa Branum
May 10, 2024

After pro-Palestine protesters negotiate with President Luke Wood, Sac State will become the first CSU campus to fully withdraw from investments related to ethnic cleansing and genocide.

[Photo] Defensores de los derechos trans en Sac State protestan en oposición al orador de Turning Point USA

Arely Duran and Micah Yip
May 10, 2024

Estudiantes de Sac State y visitantes fuera del campus esperan a que Paula Scanlan comience su discusión para Turning Point USA el martes 2 de abril de 2024. Los carteles colocados alrededor de la sala...

BREAKING: Sac State to alter investment policies in light of pro-Palestine encampment

Sac State becomes first CSU to divest

Alexander Musa and Chris Woodard
May 8, 2024

Sacramento State becomes the first California State University to announce divestment from “corporations that profit from genocide,” according to revised policies from President Luke Wood.

President Luke Wood extends encampment approval on second day of pro-Palestine protests

'The encampment can last as long as it continues to be what it is’

Alexander Musa, Mercy Sosa, Julianna Rodriguez, and Analah Wallace
April 30, 2024

President Luke Wood acknowledges the ongoing encampment at Sacramento State and CSU’s statement that they have no plans to fulfill calls for divestment.

Final Pixel Ep. #2: Xbox facing uncertain future as sales decline

Sharmarke Holif, Alexander Musa, and Michael Pepper
April 30, 2024

In this episode news staffers Alexander Musa, Michael Pepper and Sharmarke Holif discuss the popularity of Xbox Game Pass, and how the competition has responded to the success of games like Hi-Fi Rush. Is Microsoft committed to keeping Xbox alive or will it go the way of the Sega Dreamcast?

[Video] Student protest takes over Sac State campus regarding 34% tuition increase

The event included speakers and a march to the President's office.

Alexander Musa, Samin Vafaee, and Skylar Findlay
April 18, 2024

Sac State students gather to protest and share their concerns over the 34% tuition that is set for the fall 2024 semester.

[Photo] Sac State trans rights advocates protest in opposition to Turning Point USA speaker

Micah Yip, staffer
April 3, 2024

Sac State students and visitors from off campus wait for Paula Scanlan to begin her discussion for Turning Point USA Tuesday, April 2, 2024. Signage posted around the room included anti-trans rhetoric,...

The Final Pixel Ep. 1: We’re not just dunking on Xbox

Alexander Musa, Michael Pepper, and Sharmarke Holif
March 7, 2024

In this episode, we discuss Microsoft's merger with Activision Blizzard and the ensuing layoffs. We also tackle the rumors that major Xbox exclusives are all headed to other platforms and the growing speculation that Microsoft seeks to exit console hardware altogether.

Sac State community discusses frustrations with anti-LGBTQ+ legislation

The upcoming presidential election causes concern for voters as well

Mia Huss and Alexander Musa
February 16, 2024

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

Two suspects spotted in arson incidents on campus

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.

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