Peyton Sorosinski

Peyton Sorosinski, Copy Editor

Peyton joined The State Hornet in the spring of 2023 as a news staffer. She is currently a co-copy editor and grad student in her second semester at The State Hornet. She looks forward to developing a career in journalism and professional writing.

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Veterans Day spotlight: Sac State veterans share their story of resilience

More than 1,000 veterans and their dependents are enrolled at Sac State

Peyton Sorosinski, Copy Editor
November 10, 2023

In honor of Veterans Day, Sacramento State student veterans Steven Talaga and Jennifer Gomez share their experiences serving in the military.

[Video] The State Hornet Broadcast: Pride Week, pro-Palestine protests and more CapRadio resignations

Get up-to-date on what’s happening at Sac State with Zoya and Tobi

Jonathan Santiago, Desiree McFarland, and Cristian Gonzalez
October 27, 2023

Students for Justice in Palestine organized a march, four more members resigned from CapRadio’s Board of Directors and the PRIDE Center held a Pride Fair in the Library Quad.

Thinking pink: Community rallies behind breast cancer fundraiser at Sac State

Community gathered to spread courage and hope

Peyton Sorosinski, Copy Editor
October 17, 2023

Community members showed up to raise awareness and support loved ones at the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk that took place at Sac State on Sunday.

BREAKING: Reports of rifle on campus unfounded

Police say they investigated and there was no threat to campus

Peyton Sorosinski and Mercy Sosa
October 12, 2023

Reports of an individual being seen with a rifle on campus were unfounded, according to a community alert email from the Sacramento State Police Department.

Sac State to return Native remains and artifacts to tribal members following hearing

University possesses CSU’s third largest collection of 115,000 items

Peyton Sorosinski
August 31, 2023

Legislators probed CSU administrators in a hearing Tuesday about the repatriation of Native American artifacts and ancestral remains.

Out of order: All blue light emergency towers inoperative at Hornet Commons

Female residents express safety concerns

Peyton Sorosinski
May 17, 2023

Female residents voice safety concerns while the blue light emergency towers at Hornet Commons are all currently out of order.

Bias Reporting Tool, how to report at Sac State

Updated to include acts against “Religious and Ancestral Bias” after KSSU incident

Johnathan Rutz and Peyton Sorosinski
May 4, 2023

Focus centered on restorative justice approach from Division of Inclusive Excellence.

Female students take safety precautions after surge of sexual assaults

Pepper spray and the buddy system are some preferred safety tactics

Peyton Sorosinski
April 24, 2023

Female students say they protect themselves with pepper spray, using the buddy system and avoiding night classes.

ASI presidential candidates voice their priorities ahead of election

Voting for 2023-2024 begins April 12

Peyton Sorosinski
April 10, 2023

Read about the candidates for the presidential ticket and learn how to vote here.

Sac State in search of new Vice President for Public Affairs and Advocacy

Candidates discuss how they would prioritize campus needs

Justine Chahal and Peyton Sorosinski
March 17, 2023

Sac State is looking to hire a new Senior Associate Vice President for Public Affairs and Advocacy. The four candidates spoke during open forums to discuss possible plans.

Sac State sets campus internet upgrade in motion

Web connection shutdown could mean no internet for students

Peyton Sorosinski
March 12, 2023

Potential outages for Sac State students: campus internet upgrade will begin spring break and continue through the spring semester.

Housing to be provided for formerly incarcerated students

Sac State launches program in collaboration with Project Rebound

Peyton Sorosinski
March 1, 2023

Sac State is the second California State University to launch housing project.

Sac State students hoping for new CSU Chancellor to address campus safety

Hornets voice their opinions for potential Castro replacement

Tierra Tilby and Peyton Sorosinski
February 20, 2023

The California State University system has started their process to find a new chancellor, students voiced their standards for the next leader of the CSU.

Love in Action: Sac State aids unhoused community through giving back event

A day of service packed in a backpack

Peyton Sorosinski
February 12, 2023

Sac State’s Community Engagement Center and nonprofit Josh’s Heart partner to host Love in Action event Feb. 18.

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