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From left, Slayer’s current lineup — Gary Holt, Tom Araya, Kerry King and Paul Bostaph. The band's farewell show in Sacramento is on May 13 at Papa Murphy’s Park at Cal Expo.

Legendary metal band Slayer to play final Sacramento show

April 24, 2018
Artist and Sacramento State alumna Terra Lopez sits in front of the feedback wall at her interactive exhibit, “This is What it Feels Like.” The installation is coming to the University Library breezeway Monday, April 23 and Tuesday, April 24.

Interactive art installation allows people to experience being catcalled

April 19, 2018
#SacStateSays: What do you know about ASI elections?

#SacStateSays: What do you know about ASI elections?

April 9, 2018
Wanda Cleveland, 61, cradles her head after being struck by a Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department vehicle at a vigil for Stephon Clark on Saturday, March 31.

[Photo] BREAKING: Woman hit by Sheriff’s Department vehicle at vigil for Stephon Clark

March 31, 2018
News flash: Bread contains gluten. Therefore, people like me cannot eat it. Gluten is also present in many other foods, and can be difficult to avoid.

OPINION: Gluten allergic on campus, and hungry? So am I.

March 7, 2018
Sacramento State junior Sofi Wicker and freshman Shamika Dhar prepare to compete against Saint Mary's College in the No. 3 doubles match at the Sacramento State Courts. Wicker and Dhar lost the match 6-2.

Women’s tennis falls to No. 45 ranked Saint Mary’s

February 25, 2018
#SacStateSays: Do you feel that you’re getting your money’s worth attending Sac State?

#SacStateSays: Do you feel that you’re getting your money’s worth attending Sac State?

February 14, 2018
Between Marvel Studios' The Avengers and DC Comics' Justice League, dozens of superhero films have been released in recent years.

OPINION: Saturation of superhero films lessen their impact

February 13, 2018
Sac State professor Andrew Connelly (left) addresses attendees with Crocker Art Museum curator and Sac State professor Diana Daniels. He he gave an hour-long talk about the project's origins followed by a question and answer session.

Art show breaks through the noise

February 5, 2018
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