Na'Jay Lewis

Na’Jay Lewis, Multimedia Staffer

(he/him)

Na’Jay Lewis is a fourth-year student majoring in journalism major with a minor in ethnic studies. This is his second semester at The State Hornet. He loves sports, wrestling, video games and is looking forward to learning how to produce compelling content creation as a part of the multimedia section in a meaningful way. His favorite sports teams are the Warriors, 49ers and Giants. His favorite hobbies are exercising, watching the NBA and NFL and playing sports video games like Madden and NBA 2K.

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Professor brings Tai Chi and Kung Fu to the forefront as an outlet for students

A practice of mindfulness and self-defense

Claire Harrell and Na’Jay Lewis
April 20, 2026

On this episode, The State Hornet interviewed Mark Wheeler, a philosophy professor and instructor of Tai Chi and Kung Fu classes at Sac State. He discusses what his job entails as the instructor of Tai...

Katrina Bell McDonald seeks to redefine what being a woman means in current-day society

Professor Katrina Bell McDonald talks about how women's studies have shaped her career as an educator

Claire Harrell, Na’Jay Lewis, and Eli Keller
March 23, 2026

On this episode, the State Hornet interviewed Katrina Bell McDonald, a professor of women and gender studies at Sacramento State, in honor of Women’s History Month. In the interview, Bell McDonald discusses...

Clarence George III and the importance of maintaining Black history

Professor Clarence George III discusses the importance of Black history to him and how it has shaped his life as an educator

Na’Jay Lewis and Arielle Ly
February 27, 2026

Clarence George III, an assistant professor of ethnic studies at Sacramento State, talks about what Black History Month means to him and the relevance it has in current day U.S. society.

Hornet Hub: Martin Luther King Jr. Center

The Martin Luther King Jr. Center provides a safe space for marginalized communities to collaborate among each other

Eli Keller and Na’Jay Lewis
February 24, 2026

On this episode of the Hornet Hub, the State Hornet went to the Martin Luther King Jr. Center to interview Kaifa Yates, the head director. In the interview, Yates discusses the importance of having the...

Student Opportunities: Stinger Expo turning dreams into realities

The Stinger Expo gives student entrepreneurs a place to showcase their businesses

Claire Harrell and Na’Jay Lewis
February 16, 2026

On this episode of Sac State says, The State Hornet went to the annual Stinger Expo to interview student entrepreneurs about the process behind running their own businesses and how important it is for...

Sac State Says: Super Bowl 60 predictions

The State Hornet went around campus getting Hornets’ predictions for the big game

Na’Jay Lewis and Claire Harrell
February 6, 2026

On this episode of Sac State Says, The State Hornet went around campus to get students’ predictions on all things Super Bowl 60, from who they think will win to the biggest bets of the games. Seahawks...

Hollies and jollies: 5 humorously heartwarming Christmas movies

Festive, humorous and sentimental entertainment

Na’Jay Lewis, A&E Staffer
December 8, 2025

With the holiday season in full swing and Christmas coming in less than three weeks, it's time to get into a festive mood by taking an in-depth look at the heartwarming, family-friendly spectacles of holiday films.

Flower Fist Market’s ‘Punk Rock Flea Market’ invites Sacramento to shop local

Alternative vendors highlight what it means to be punk in today’s social climate

Athena Stroben and Na’Jay Lewis
November 21, 2025

Observe the wide variety of handcrafted creations from Sacramento’s punk artists.

‘The Sankofa Exhibit’ invites students to connect with the past through ancient Zimbabwean culture

Student-led research team highlights ancient artifacts from Africa’s past

Na’Jay Lewis and Athena Stroben
November 14, 2025

Explore student-based African artifacts that connect to Zimbabwe’s historical past.

‘In Bloom: an exploration of identity’ art gallery invites students to resonate and connect with queer identity

Mikaela Kristianous highlights the internal struggle of LGBTQ+ identity in today’s social climate

Athena Stroben and Na’Jay Lewis
November 11, 2025

Observe as Kristianous’ art display captures the rawness of gender identity and queer embracement. They hope to create a safe space for those who never see representation within their personal lives.

Chills and thrills: Five ghostly good horror movies

Step into the mind-boggling and wonderful spookiness of classic and newer horror films

Na’Jay Lewis and Chiara Karagianes
October 31, 2025

With Halloween creeping up slowly upon us, it’s time to get into the spirit of scariness by taking an in-depth look at the wonderful spectacles known as horror movies. Here are The State Hornet’s top 5 favorite horror movies of all time.

A list of the most exhilarating sports video games for all sports fans

Get into the digital madness of sports

Na’Jay Lewis, A&E Staffer
October 30, 2025

With sports and video games being a fun niche that many people like, why not dive headfirst into both worlds altogether? Here are some of our top five favorite sports video games that have come out in the last 20 years.

‘Memento Vivere’ art gallery at Sac State invites students to reflect on mortality and limited time

Kristeen Jardeleza highlights the personal identity that shapes human experience

Athena Stroben and Na’Jay Lewis
October 15, 2025

Observe Jardeleza’s dynamic art display that captures human life and the mortal balance between life and death.

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