Der Biergarten, opening up on the corner of 24th and K streets in Midtown, has promise to be a unique eatery Sacramento has not yet to seen.Sean Derfield, owner of the River City Saloon,has been developing...
Old Sacramento hosted Day of the Dead: Souls of the City, a public celebration of Dia De Los Muertos, on Nov. 1 in order to give people a chance to see what the Mexican holiday is all about.Dia De Los...
Capital Dime, the newest installation by executive chef Noah Zonca, features a twist on upscale dining in a casual environment.Opened in July of this year, Zonca, formerly of “The Kitchen,” one of...
Local cheese, wine and beer shop, The Rind, is causing a splash by giving the best pairing experience for Sacramento locals.Located on 18th and L streets, The Rind has set itself apart from many new shops...
The media has always been the first thing we turn to in times of catastrophe and celebration, but it is important to stop and ask, "Is this really the truth?"The obligation of a journalist is to inform...
The Bradford Pear looks like any other tree you would find walking through campus. It’s a very pretty tree with white blossoms in spring, until the stench of a frat house bathroom reaches your nose....
It seems these days that celebrities can do no wrong - all they have to do is come out with a catchy song or a hit movie and all is forgiven. Though that is not always the case, the domestic violence case...
Melissa McCarthy and Jason Bateman go on a tumultuous journey together in their new movie, “Identity Thief,” but the jokes never seem to take off for the fast-paced comedy. Diana (Melissa McCarthy),...
It’s that time of year again - full of trees, shopping, gift-giving and, of course, the dreaded gift-wrapping. But we’ve been thinking of you starving Sacramento State students, and have come up with...
Sacramento State has facilities all over campus for students to use to their advantage, but there are a few places that fly under the radar. These underutilized facilities can help keep students happy,...
Let’s face it: A lot of college students don’t really have the time or patience to deal with bringing lunch to school, let alone the stigma you feel carrying around a lunch box all day. The bento box,...
You’re in the Library, studying hard, when all of a sudden odd noises are coming from a few computers away. Eventually, it’s too much to bear and you look over at the less-than-discreet offender only...
The advising center: a curse and a blessing. Although it may seem like a pain, it’s something that all students visit at least once in their academic career whether they like it or not. Beth Merritt...
Krush Burger, owned and operated by Davin Vculek since 2011, is a convenient and portable food truck traveling around Sacramento. These miniature hamburgers became popular fast, causing the burger joint—formerly...
The Capital Fellows Program, which annually selects 64 students nationwide, has selected six Sacramento State students for its membership this fall, bringing them the opportunity to work with the state...
Coats for Kids The News10 Coats For Kids drive, sponsored by the Zeta Sigma Chi Sorority on behalf of the Greek Council, is accepting donations on campus Nov. 30 through Dec. 7 in hopes of collecting 300...
California State Assemblyman Richard Pan, D-Sacramento, moved his district office to Modoc Hall at Sacramento State this June in order to reach out to students on campus, as well as the community. Pan,...
Carole Hayashino, vice president for University Advancement at Sacramento State, accepted what she considers to be her dream job as president and executive director of a statewide nonprofit organization...
Recent interest of a meditation space on campus has been topic lately throughout the religious community at Sacramento State. Sac State hosts 14 clubs dedicated to religious groups such as the Christian,...
Meals on Wheels, a volunteer organization that provides meals to the elderly, is gearing up for Thanksgiving with the help of Sacramento State. The nonprofit organization provides and delivers food in...
Sacramento State is participating for the second time in the Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services' Spirit of Giving drive, which supplies clothing, food and money for the 60,000 people in need, living...
The Livingston Award, an honor given to faculty who have distinguished themselves above others, was presented to geography professor Thomas Krabacher for his many years of dedicated and creative service....
Terri Castaneda, associate professor and director of the Sacramento State Anthropology Museum, has contributed more than a decade of hard work and service managing her professorial career, while at the...
There was a ghoul-filled, pumpkin-packed trip for kids at Sacramento's Safetyville USA on Saturday, with fun and games for families to participate in while learning about public safety in a simulated environment....
Malaquias Montoya, an artist who created controversial works surrounding the debate on capital punishment, opened his exhibit in the Sacramento State Library Gallery Annex Thursday. The exhibit, "Pre-Meditated:...
Beijing is now the home of Sacramento State professor James DeShaw Rae, recent recipient of the Core Fulbright Scholar Program award, which sends 800 faculty from the United States abroad each year to...
The California Teachers Association funded a campaign to express how important the public schools are in our community; Sacramento State criminal justice professor Cecil Canton was chosen to be part...
Criminal Justice Professor Ricky Gutierrez has dedicated more than a decade to fighting for at-risk youth in the Sacramento region, doing the work of many to keep his program alive. The Sac-Mentoring Program,...
Joe Raiola, the senior editor of Mad Magazine, came to Sacramento State Thursday to deliver his lecture entitled "The Joy of Censorship," where he presented his take on the restricting of first amendment...
A dual exhibit featuring a collection of northern American baskets from Native American history is being displayed in the Sacramento State Library Gallery through November. The first exhibit in the Library...
Sacramento State invited Renny Pritikin, director of the Nelson Gallery and handler of the fine arts collection at UC Davis to lecture Thursday, where he spoke to students about his work and what they...
The Well invited the campus to participate in its "WELLcome Back" open house Thursday, an event timed to celebrate its first anniversary. The Well, Sacramento State's fitness and wellness center opened...
