Sacramento State students are sending a message to local government and advocating a halt on plastic bag usage on campus in order to promote a healthier, cleaner environment. Freshman electrical and electronic...
Cramming for tests, pulling all-nighters and worrying about failure are just some of the reasons college students at Sacramento State are on edge the last few weeks of the semester. Stress levels are on...
The well-celebrated Mexican holiday, Cinco de Mayo, has spread food, festivities and mariachi bands across the bordering state of California. But at Sacramento State, some students are well aware of the...
The barrier of cancer could not stand in the way of education for Sacramento State alumni Henry Giron, who graduated with honors before succumbing to the disease in February 2011. Giron’s feat of education...
Although graffiti is an appealing art form for some, at Sacramento State, graffiti has become the mark of vandalism and is damaging to more than just property. Sac State has seen its share of vandalism,...
Mixing a number of musical genres, The Bell Boys band performed for a Sacramento State crowd who was more than willing to receive the up-beat rhythmic sound. Meshing Indie Rock, Honest Pop, Hip Hop and...
Two Sacramento State graduates have bridged East and West with a new Mediterranean beverage that extends the age-old Silk Road to the Sacramento region. Silk Road Soda founders Payam Fardenash and...
Proposition 8 made its way back into the national conversation just in time for Pride Week, which started Monday. The debate has reached a pinnacle as the case finally made it to Supreme Court. Passed...
The College of Arts and Letters is bridging culture and community with its week-long Festival of the Arts event that will showcase art, music and family fun. “We’re doing the event to promote the arts...
Sacramento State students voiced what they like about the campus and about being a Sac State Hornet. I went out and interviewed several students to get their perspective on what makes them feel at home...
Church can be a place of community and growth, but it can also be a place of spiritual hindrance. Many church members have had their faiths trampled by people in the church who have hurt them and therefore...
It’s easy to hang on to pieces that we once loved and thought flattered our bodies, but certain trends should just be left behind in 2013. The early 2000s brought in a wave of body-enhancing clothing...
Walking on campus may seem like a lonely tread for those of us who are believers. If you’re a person of faith in college today, you have probably experienced the feeling of being alone in your beliefs....
When you walk into an auditorium where the music is playing louder than your thoughts, and the lights bounce back and forth while smoke fills the stage, you probably would not be surprised to see energetic...
Often we portray God as either a rigid, unyielding God or else a God who is around only to please people. To both extremes, I would say they are wrong. Remembering Jimmy Swaggart’s fire and brimstone...
Christianity involves people from many different walks of life, who may share the same fundamental beliefs, yet have their own minds and think freely, however loud or quiet that may be. The full diversity...
Load More Stories
Donate to The State Hornet
$890
$2500
Contributed
Our Goal
Submitting donation...
Thank you for your donation to The State Hornet! If you are interested in a larger gift or named donation, please contact Faculty Adviser Fernando Gallo at [email protected].
