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March 15, 2022
Another Women’s rights bill voted down in the senate. We need our government to advocate for the health and safety of its female citizens.
March 3, 2022
Joseph Castro resigned from the position of California State University Chancellor on Feb. 17 because of a USA Today article that found he covered Title IX violations committed by one of his subordinates...
One performative action doesn’t undo Sac State mishandling racism
December 10, 2021
After a semester of reporting on the Sacramento State community and its frustrations with administration’s lackluster effort toward addressing racism on campus, The State Hornet Editorial Board is proposing its solution to the problem: The resignation of President Robert Nelsen.
Letting the state of CA fall into a void of chaos is not an option
September 8, 2021
“In a time as vulnerable as the last 18 months have been, we need to remain as united as possible or run the risk of completely halting the progress we’ve made thus far,” The State Hornet Editorial Board writes, urging Sac State students to vote no in California’s recall election on Sept. 14.
April 1, 2021
Correction: The original version of this story stated that Sacramento State administration had made no attempt to reach out to students for their opinions on fall 2021 instruction modalities. We have since...
October 8, 2020
The convocation was a step in the right direction, but the university has a lot more work to do.
It’s time for the university to start refurbishing existing buildings, funding student groups
February 6, 2019
It’s no secret that Sacramento State has been a full-time construction zone for as long as anyone can remember.
Physical change is a crucial aspect of developing as an institution. For a university...
Resources for parents on campus are lacking
January 23, 2019
It is an often under-appreciated fact that a parent wears many hats. A parent is not just a parent.
A parent is a mentor, personal chef, chauffeur, friend, coach, support system and teacher. Some parents...
One candidate, a Sac State alum, makes the most sense
December 5, 2018
It was the right decision to move on from former Sacramento State football head coach Jody Sears. But more important than moving on is moving forward, and Sac State needs to hire someone with local ties...
They’re not new to college, but they’re new to Sac State
November 15, 2018
Sacramento State, it’s time we stop treating transfer students like the forgotten stepchildren of the Hornet family.
This fall, Sac State enrolled 3,507 first-time transfer students and 3,757 first-time...
October 31, 2018
As Election Day fast approaches, it becomes more vital to not only be aware of the issues on the ballot but to actually vote as well.
As citizens in the United States, our Constitution is based on...
October 17, 2018
The momentum over the last two years — since Donald Trump was elected, since Harvey Weinstein was banished, since Bill Cosby was sentenced — has been pushing toward a future we’d all like to live...
SacSend email sent Tuesday adds to a history of lack of transparency
October 10, 2018
Sacramento State has a history of following the bare minimum requirements in regards to human health and safety — but when it comes to sexual assault on campus property by a student, the bare minimum...
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