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The exterior of the Sac State Library. For months, Cal Fit has tabled near the entrance of the building, but SO&L announced Friday that they are no longer allowed to table on campus as a vendor.
The exterior of the Sac State University Library. The library faced two issues Wednesday, Nov. 20, when a report on the Wildfire app said that a threat was made and a fire alarm caused the building to...
The popularity of ASMR videos have been on a steady rise over the last few years. The videos are meant to provide a relaxing and immersive experience that relies on audio more than visuals, but not everyone...
When new students enroll at Sacramento State, they are required to watch a refresher video about sexual assault and drinking that may take place at parties. We asked students if they think the videos...
"Do you think the sexual assault refresher videos were effective? Why or why not?"
RELATED: How Sac State helps survivors of sexual assault
A Sacramento State student is gathering signatures on a self-started petition with a goal of keeping both the University Union and the University Library open 24 hours a day.
Michael Demos, a history...
The local artist specializes in Latin music with electronic beats
As soon as he graduated from high school, Vincent Miranda set out to make his dream of creating music a reality. He had already been practicing since he was 13, but he decided it was finally time to let...
Originally from London, James Cavern — who performs under the stage name JMSEY — aims to evolve his rhythm and blues sound while making simple, relatable music.
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Sacramento State alumna Maren Conrad is almost finished with her latest mural, “The Wishing Well.” Her koi fish mural from Wide Open Walls 2017 is on display at the Midtown Art Retail Restaurant Scene...
Spring break isn’t always about going out of town — staying here and relaxing can be just as exciting if you know where to look. If you’re looking to explore Sacramento without spending too much,...
“Black Panther”, director Ryan Coogler’s Marvel debut, breaks from the traditional mold of superhero films and establishes a convincing fantasy/sci-fi universe that’s brimming with cultural pride...
“Batman,” the soundtrack that Prince created to accompany Tim Burton’s 1989 film, is the only movie soundtrack I had ever enjoyed listening to — that is, until the soundtrack to “Black Panther”...
It’s Valentine’s Day, and you forgot ... again. But don’t worry! The State Hornet has you covered with a few fast gift ideas you can grab on the way home or order online with an Amazon Prime student...
Black History Month is upon us once again. The recurrence of the month dedicated to African-American history in addition to the current state of racial and political tension in this country make now the...
East coast hip-hop artist and philosopher KRS-One will be speaking in The University Union’s Redwood Room on Feb. 8 at 7:30 p.m. The artist, who you may recognize from ‘Sound of da police,’ will...
It’s that time of year again. Students are settling for subpar coffee just to stay awake, seniors are trying to crash classes they swear they were waitlisted for, and parking spots are becoming harder...
Over the last few years, it has become an increasingly popular trend for people to go cold-turkey on social media.
Chances are, if you’ve spent any time on Facebook, you’ve probably seen a few friends...
Brian Chris Rogers is a local musician whose sound has evolved to become a hybrid of jazz and funk with influences from Prince, George Michael and Michael Jackson.
His unique sounds have kept him heavily...
Whether you spent the winter intersession with family, hard at work or taking courses and wandering the frigid, desolate Sacramento State campus — here are some stories you might have missed since final...
Congratulations to the U.S. Congress on its impending fundamental change to federal tax laws! It is warmly reassuring to know that finally, deep into my college career, that someone in Washington D.C....
Now may not have been a great time for Netflix to debut “The Punisher,” but truth be told, I’m not quite sure when the “right time” may have been.
“The Punisher” is the most recent attempt...
Last week, President Robert Nelsen announced that the graduation ceremony taking place at the end of this semester will be the last winter commencement held by Sacramento State.
He cited our campus...
I was 11 years old the first time that I managed to secure an internet connection fast enough for me to play my Playstation 2 online. The brown-skinned character I had created to represent myself in the...
This fall semester has a lot of students scrambling to get everything done for school and work. Fortunately, fall season also means the return of your favorite TV shows, as well as new series making their...
On Sunday night, 59 people were killed and 527 were injured in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
The attack took place in Las Vegas at a music festival with approximately 22,000 attendees....
Absolving political figures of lying to make a joke about lying is a joke itself
There is no justification for Sean Spicer’s appearance at the Emmys on Sunday night.
Spicer’s appearance onstage was met with gasps of disbelief from the audience. It was clear from the reactions...
SPOILER ALERT: Review contains spoilers for Season 1 and the first half of Season 2.
Season 2 of the HBO Original Series “Insecure” opens with the main character, Issa Dee, reeling from the events...
On Dec. 16, 2016, Sacramento State lost a dear friend.
The Buzz, which was owned and operated by Java City, closed its doors in order to make room for construction and renovations on the north end of...
Sacramento State junior outside hitter Mikaela Nocetti goes for a spike against two blockers from the University of the Pacific Wednesday, Aug. 30 at Colberg Court. Sac Sate lost 3-1 for its second loss...
Riots and rallies are nothing new, and in today’s social and political climate gatherings like the ones we saw in Berkeley and here on our own campus are becoming more commonplace.
While both are...
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Business was voted as the best major Sacramento State has to offer in The State Hornet’s Best of Sac State poll.
The program has seen many goal-oriented entrepreneurs...
The Sacramento State Hornet Racing team will showcase its vehicle creation — almost a year in the making — this Saturday for the 2017 Formula Society of Automotive Engineers international competition...
A new learning management system will soon be provided for students and faculty to take the place of Blackboard, the Sacramento State iteration of which is called SacCT.
After nearly a year of trials...
Every spring semester, students of all majors apply to have their artworks purchased and displayed in the University Union, and out of this year’s 73 submissions, only two were chosen.
On Thursday,...
Sacramento State’s Students for Justice in Palestine hosted the “Through the Eyes of Refugees” panel in the Union on Tuesday evening.
The panel allowed local volunteers who had traveled to Greece...
Thanks to Craigslist and a few months of work, Anxious Arms has found its sound through a collaborative process and released its first demo, “A Walk in the Dark.”
The band, comprised of Sacramento...
The Community Engagement Center is urging students who do not have plans for spring break to give back to their community as part of Sacramento State’s Alternative Break from March 20 to 23.
The goal...
February marked the eighth annual "Love Your Body" week at Sac State. The goal of the week-long event was to promote self-love and encourage students to celebrate their unique characteristics. Some students...
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Sacramento State junior Ana Loaiza Esquivias, who has been named Big Sky Player of the Week three times in a four-week span, holds an 8-1 singles record at the No. 1 spot this season. (Photo by Khanlin...
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