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Der Biergarten will be a German styled beer garden. They will have German beers and food. Midtown will soon have a small taste of Germany.

New German-themed bar looks to open in Midtown

December 4, 2013
The Dia de los Muertos is marked by a procession to lead our dead home.

Old Sac celebrates Dia de los Muertos

November 6, 2013
Head bartender Rene Dominguez, formerly of Ella Dining Room & Bar, mixes up his drink the White Linen cocktail.

Capital Dime serves fancy, affordable dishes

October 22, 2013
The Rind in midtown has a large selection of wines to complement the large array of artisan and farmstead cheeses they serve.

The Rind serves unique cheese pairings for local foodies

September 25, 2013

Get news from multiple sources

May 15, 2013

No one farted – it’s just the pear trees outside on campus

April 2, 2013

Being a celebrity does not make domestic violence acceptable

March 6, 2013

‘Identity Thief’ has few laughs and little entertainment

February 10, 2013
Use this current issue of the State Hornet to save money on gift wrapping this season. Use colorful pipe cleaner, as shown above, to give it a bolder look.

Make gift bags out of newspaper

December 5, 2012

Best underutlized facilities on campus

December 5, 2012

Easy bento box lunch ideas

November 7, 2012

Library porn-watchers garner criticism

October 30, 2012

Why should you meet with your academic adviser?

September 18, 2012
Patricia Holmes received a standing ovation for her contribution to the social work department.

After 38 years, Sac State staffer retires

September 11, 2012
Krush Burger, formerly called Mini Burger, draws in a large crowd during lunch hours.

Krush Burger: A ‘new era’ food truck with great food, prices

September 4, 2012

Restaurant review: Monsoon

March 15, 2012
State Hornet features writer Jessica Scharff makes a mug brownie in her kitchen. These brownies are easy to make and can be done in a microwave. Mug brownies can be enjoyed with whipped cream or ice cream and can be ready in three minutes.

Residence hall food gets microwave creative

February 8, 2012
The six students selected for the Capital Fellows Program (from top right to bottom left): Matthew Easley, Lisa Lindhorst, Mark Neuburger, Michelle Paul, Amanda Plant and Motecuzoma Sanchez.  

Six Sac State interns selected to work with state government

January 25, 2012

Holiday donation opportunities arise

December 7, 2011
Dr. Richard Pan, California assembly member, speaks with students about the importance of education.  

Assemblyman sets up office at Sac State, plans change

December 7, 2011
Carole Hayashino, vice president for University Advancement, is in a meeting to plan an event with commencement and special events; Coordinator Tess Simas, Mimi Phothichack and advancement assistant R. Paul Villaluz.  

Leader leaving Sac State for Hawaii

November 30, 2011
Austin Lee, freshman sociology major, pours gravy onto a meatloaf dinner at the Meals on Wheels kitchen on Friday.

Students with Sac State Serves devote time for veterans

November 16, 2011
Suliman, criminal justice major, prays on the top floor of Parking Structure III.

Students look for prayer area

November 16, 2011
The donations received so far at Sac State. Donations range from scarves to cereal. 

Students in spirit of giving

November 9, 2011

Sac State professor receives lifetime achievement award

November 1, 2011
Along with being an anthropology professor, Terri Castaneda is the museum director at Sac State, which entails setting up every exhibit and keeping records of the artifacts it has in storage. 

Sac State museum director protects historical artifacts

October 25, 2011
Super heroes Damian (left), Ashton (center) and Christopher (right) gathered at the corner of Toll Lane and Main Street in Safetyville on Saturday. 

Sac State volunteers help kids trick or treat safely

October 25, 2011

Fulbright scholar teaching in China

October 18, 2011
Malaquias Montoya stands by his interpretation of an execution. 

Death penalty subject of Sac State art exhibit

October 18, 2011

Professor represents higher education in advertisement

October 11, 2011

Criminal justice professor gives time for high-risk youth

September 27, 2011
Joe Raiola expresses him true self during his speech on “The Joy of Censorship,” Thursday Sept. 15.

Mad Magazine editor speaks to Sacramento State about censorship

September 17, 2011
These Pacific Northwest baskets show distinctive imagery relevant to the lives of the tribes in the region, on display in the Library Gallery's Native American Art: The Spirit of the Basket exhibit running from Sept. 1 to Nov. 19.

Historical Native American artwork displayed at Sac State

September 13, 2011

Curator Renny Pritikin speaks on career opportunities in the art world

September 9, 2011

The Well celebrates its first year on campus

September 2, 2011
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