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The State Hornet

The student news site of Sacramento State University

The State Hornet

Student news without fear or favor
Jacob Peterson

Jacob Peterson, News Editor

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Jacob joined The State Hornet in fall 2022, and served as the spring 2023 visuals editor and now the fall 2023 news editor. He earned his A.A. in journalism at Cosumnes River College and is working on his B. A. at Sac State.
All content by Jacob Peterson
Sacramento State will see the return of its collegiate boxing program, according to an announcement from President Luke Wood on Sunday. According to the announcement, both a coach and executive coach will be announced within the coming months. (Graphic created in CANVA by Jacob Peterson)

Sac State boxing gets another round after 60 years

Collegiate boxing returns to Sac State as CombatU
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
December 11, 2023
Sacramento State will see the return of its collegiate boxing program for the first time in over 60 years, according to President Luke Wood.
Released in 1974, “Black Christmas” features a cast of sorority sisters being picked off by a mysterious killer. Decades later this film’s become both a cult classic and an inspiration for dozens of future slashers. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, Image courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures)

Hornet Horrors: ‘Black Christmas’

The holidays have never been so horrifying
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
December 8, 2023
Released in theaters almost half a century ago, “Black Christmas” presents classic slasher thrills while addressing feminist themes.
The California Faculty Association headquarters on K Street, Friday, Dec. 1, 2023. Despite recommendations from an independent factfinder, the CFA and California State University were unable to come to an agreement.

BREAKING: Factfinding report provides recommendation for CSU and CFA bargaining

The CSU agrees to 13 of the 15 recommendations
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
December 1, 2023
An independent factfinding report on the negotiations between the CSU and CFA was released on Friday, providing recommendations on 15 topics.
Released in 1992, “Candyman” takes classic gothic horror and transplants it into a contemporary setting. With strong performances and a masterful score, you’ll be hypnotized by this cult classic. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, Image courtesy of TriStar Pictures)

Hornet Horrors: ‘Candyman’

Not recommended for those with bee allergies
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
December 1, 2023
Few cult classics earn their praise as much as 1992’s “Candyman”, a gothic horror set in the then modern day.
Blending horror with stop-motion animation, the 2021 flick, “Mad God” presents a grotesque and awe-inspiring world. With a veteran of stop-motion at the helm, this film will have you unable to avert your eyes through its entire runtime. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, Image courtesy of Shudder)

Hornet Horrors: ‘Mad God’

A triumph 30 years in the making
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
November 17, 2023
Animated movies are rarely straight horror flicks, but “Mad God” proves the medium can be a perfect vehicle for the genre.
Released in 2004, “Club Dread” was created by the Broken Lizard comedy troupe, best known for “Super Troopers.” Whereas the latter is remembered as a cult hit, the former is barely remembered at all. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, Image courtesy if Searchlight Pictures)

Hornet Horrors: ‘Club Dread’

Horrifying, but not in a good way
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
November 10, 2023
A horror comedy set on an isolated island resort all about sex and drugs, you’d be forgiven for expecting more fun than “Club Dread” provides.
Sac State students visit some of the tables set up for the Hornet Hospitality event near the Library Quad, Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023. Around 40% of undergraduates face food insecurity, according to a press release from the university.

[Photo] Sac State hosts inaugural Hornet Harvest Gathering

Michael Pepper, Staffer
November 9, 2023

Sac State students visit some of the tables set up for the Hornet Hospitality event near the Library Quad, Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023. Around 40% of undergraduates face food insecurity, according to a press...

Members of the California Faculty Association gather at an event to celebrate the strike authorization vote at Amador Hall’s seating area, Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023. The CFA announced on Nov. 9 that it will be holding rolling strikes from Dec. 4 to Dec. 7

BREAKING: CFA announces strikes across CSU campuses

The one-day strikes will take place across various CSU campuses
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
November 9, 2023
The California Faculty Association has announced they will be holding multiple one-day strikes across California State University campuses in early December if a new contract is not agreed on.
“The Strangers” manages to thrill and frighten by making use of a slow build up to its scares. With solid performances and a simple but effective premise, this movie will make you check your door twice for many nights to come. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, Image courtesy of Universal Pictures)

Hornet Horrors: ‘The Strangers’

Lock your doors before watching this flick
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
November 3, 2023
Released in 2008, “The Strangers” takes a more psychological approach to scaring its audience, though it still maintains a degree of brutality.
A controversial entry in the “Halloween” franchise, “Season of the Witch” is held up by some as one of the series worst and others as an underrated classic. Featuring androids, pagan rituals and the worlds most annoying commercial, this cheesy but gorey 80’s horror movie may be just what you’re looking for. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, Image courtesy of Universal Pictures)

Hornet Horrors: ‘Halloween III: Season of the Witch’

Probably shouldn't have been called 'Halloween III'
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
October 27, 2023
Robots, masks and pagans, oh my! This polarizing entry to the "Halloween" franchise may not be perfect, but it has its own cheesy charm.
Getting a limited release in 2006, “Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon” does a lot with its microbudget of under $70,000. While it still doesn’t fully live up to its premise, it still manages to be a solid addition to any horror movie lineup. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, Image Courtesy of GlenEcho Entertainment)

Hornet Horrors: ‘Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon’

A movie more interesting in premise than execution
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
October 20, 2023
A slasher film made for slasher fans, “Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon” is a solid horror flick, but doesn’t fully live up to its premise.
One of the most divisive entries in the “Friday the 13th” franchise, the series fifth film  “A New Beginning” was one of many attempts to try something new with the franchise. While the idea of a new killer donning the mask is fine on paper, its execution doesn’t live up to the challenge. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, Image courtesy of Paramount Pictures)

Hornet Horrors: ‘Friday the 13th: A New Beginning’

Also known as the one without Jason in it
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
October 13, 2023
A polarizing film in the “Friday the 13th” franchise, “A New Beginning” is an attempt at taking the series in a new direction.
An additional four members of CapRadios Board of Directors have resigned, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2023. There are only seven directors left on the board. (Graphic created in Canva by Jacob Peterson, Photo by Cristian Gonzalez)

BREAKING: CapRadio Board of Directors sees another round of resignations

Currently there are only seven members left on the board
Jenn Galinato and Jacob Peterson
October 11, 2023
Sacramento State confirmed four more members of the CapRadio Board of Directors have resigned from their positions in a press release Wednesday evening.
Considered by many to be the first true slasher movie, Mario Bava’s 1971 classic “A Bay of Blood” helped define the genre. Even over five decades after its initial release, this bloody thriller still manages to hold up as an entertaining flick. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, image courtesy of Nuova Linea Cinematografica)

Hornet Horrors: ‘A Bay of Blood’

There may be imitators, but there's only one original slasher flick.
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
October 6, 2023
One of the most influential horror movies ever made, Mario Bava’s “A Bay of Blood” defined what elements made up the slasher movie nearly a decade before the genre’s golden age.
The CapRadio downtown facility, Thursday, Oct. 5, 2023. Sacramento State President Luke Wood said the university has committed $12 million to aid the organization and expected to spend $5 million more.

Sac State leaders weigh in on recent CapRadio woes

President Wood and ASI president see recent resignations as an opportunity to look forward
Both the president of Sacramento State and the President of Associated Students Inc. weighed in on the recent resignations from the CapRadio Board of Directors.
Over half of the CapRadio Board of Directors have resigned from their positions, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2023. In their resignation letter, the board members claimed the decision was due to a lack of good faith from Sacramento State in working with them. (Graphic created in Canva by Alyssa Branum, photo by James Fife)

BREAKING: CapRadio Board Members resign

The resignations follow the ASI president’s request
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
October 4, 2023
Members of the CapRadio Board of Directors have announced their resignation from the board following the report of a troubling audit.
California Faculty Association Sacramento Chapter President Anne Luna during a union demonstration at the University Library Quad, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2023. Luna said the different unions were demonstrating together in a show of solidarity ahead of potential strikes.

[Photo] BREAKING: CSU union representatives demonstrate ahead of potential strikes

Julianna Rodriguez and Analah Wallace
October 4, 2023

California Faculty Association Sacramento Chapter President Anne Luna during a union demonstration at the University Library Quad, Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2023. Luna said the different unions were demonstrating...

Nataly Andrade-Dominguez, the president of Sacramento State Associated Students Inc., requested members of CapRadio’s Board of Directors to resign in a statement made to The State Hornet, Monday, Oct. 2, 2023. In the statement, Andrade-Dominguez said the boards poor management and poor internal handling of the CapRadio situation necessitates a restructuring. (Graphic created in Canva by Jacob Peterson, photo of Andrade-Dominguez by Alyssa Branum, photo of CapRadio building by James Fife)

BREAKING: ASI president calls for CapRadio officers and finance committee to resign

The request comes following an incredibly troubling CSU audit of the auxiliary
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
October 2, 2023
Nataly Andrade-Dominguez, the president of Sacramento State Associated Students Inc. has called for members of the CapRadio Board of Directors to resign.
Considered by many to be a classic of the golden age of Hollywood, 1955’s “The Night of the Hunter” delivers a folk tale-like atmosphere that’s equal parts serene as it is terrifying. Add in an amazing performance from Robert Mitchum as serial killer and self-proclaimed preacher Harry Powell and it’s easy to see how this movie earned its praise. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, Image courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios)

Hornet Horrors: ‘The Night of the Hunter’

A near-perfect mix of horror and beauty
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
September 29, 2023
Long lauded as a classic of filmmaking in general, “The Night of the Hunter” mixes scares with a fairytale-like atmosphere.
The on-campus location for Sacramento State auxiliary organization CapRadio, Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2023. According to a California State University audit, the organization has not paid rent for the space since their lease was terminated in September of 2022.

BREAKING: CSU audit uncovers CapRadio’s unpaid rent and loans

‘It’s one of the worst audits that the CSU has seen in years’
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
September 27, 2023
Financial and administrative mismanagement were the highlights of an audit on CapRadio by the CSU.
In collaboration with ASI, Sac State President Luke Wood conducts a listening forum on Zoom to hear out student concerns with the campus Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2023. The next sessions will be similar to town halls previously conducted, but will take place at the University Union Ballroom.

President Luke Wood gleans students’ concerns at ‘100 days of listening’

Grievances include mental health, unresponsive staff, financial aid and campus safety
Michael Pepper and Jacob Peterson
September 26, 2023
President Luke Wood speaks on his action plan at ‘100 days of listening’ student forum; an opportunity for students to share perspectives with university leadership.
Considered a classic of Canadian film and a cult haunted house hit, “The Changeling 1980 does a lot to earn those accolades. It may not be the scariest horror flick to hit the silver screen, but it’s certainly one of the most well made. (Image courtesy of Chessman Park Productions)

Hornet Horrors: ‘The Changeling’

A horribly efficient screenplay
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
September 22, 2023
A cult classic, 1980 Canadian horror film “The Changeling,” does a lot to earn its place in the lexicon of haunted house flicks.
Students walking outside the University Union Tuesday, Sep. 12, 2023. A sexual assault was reported on Sep. 6, though the incident itself occurred in March at the University Union.

Sexual assault reported at University Union

The incident occurred in March but was only recently reported
Jacob Peterson and Cristian Gonzalez
September 15, 2023
Another incident of sexual assault has been reported to campus police, with the incident taking place back in March.
One of many adaptations of the works of horror author H.P. Lovecraft, 1985s Re-Animator manages to also be one of the best. A great example of an 80s cult classic, this flick has all the blood and cheesiness you could want. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, Image courtesy of Empire Pictures)

Hornet Horrors: ‘Re-Animator’

The best film adaptation of Lovecraft’s work
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
September 15, 2023
With a healthy combination of cheesiness and gory effects, the 1985 “Re-Animator” is exactly what you’d look for in an 80s cult classic.
Filmed on location in Ireland in the 1980s, Rawhead Rex is a rare divergence from the slasher flicks domination the box office at the time. Unfortunately that novelty doesnt do nearly enough to carry whats ultimately a pretty middling film. (Graphic created in Canva by Ariel Caspar, Image Courtesy of Empire Pictures)

Hornet Horrors: ‘Rawhead Rex’

From the mind that brought you ‘Hellraiser,’ this is… well, not that
Jacob Peterson, News Editor
September 8, 2023
While ‘Rawhead Rex’ isn’t the first adaptation of Clive Barker’s works to hit the silver screen, it was the one that made him take the reins of future adaptations.
While swarms of students are back on campus, Sacramento State’s campus community saw significant news over the summer. Join The State Hornet in recapping some of the most important stories of the summer. (Graphic created in Canva by Alyssa Branum, Photos by Jacob Peterson, Alyssa Branum and Cristian Gonzalez.)

Summer Recap: An armed robbery and more news

Jacob Peterson
August 29, 2023
The State Hornet has all the summer news you missed from new administrators to a fatal car accident on campus.
The Hornet Commons, where the Aug. 4 armed robbery took place, Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2023. According to a timely warning notice from Sac State one of the suspects was armed with a handgun.

[Photo] Armed robbery at the Hornet Commons

August 29, 2023

The Hornet Commons, where the Aug. 4 armed robbery took place, Tuesday, Aug. 29, 2023. According to a timely warning notice from Sac State one of the suspects was armed with a handgun.

Nida Niazy appears in court for sentencing at the Sacramento County Superior Court Friday Aug. 25, 2023. Niazy faces time in state prison for sexual assaults committed in 2022 before fleeing to Europe.

BREAKING: Sac State sexual assault suspect sentenced to two-year prison sentence

The no-contest plea to assault will see charges of rape dropped
Jacob Peterson
August 25, 2023
Nida Niazy will only be charged with assault while being forced to pay restitution to the victims as part of a plea deal.
Sacramento State President Luke Wood sits on the University Union Ballroom stage with wife, Idara Essien-Wood Thursday, Aug. 24, during his first fall address. This address is an opportunity for Wood to answer questions and set his expectations going into the new semester.

Sac State President Luke Wood delivers first fall address

The alumnus addresses campus safety and student well-being
Jacob Peterson
August 24, 2023
Sacramento State President Jonathan Luke Wood promises to provide action in support of the campus community in his first fall address.

STINGER SOUND SESSIONS: Mother Muerte hypnotize with their fusion of cumbia, metal and rock

Vallejo’s Mother Muerte dabble in cumbia and metal alike
Cristian Gonzalez and Jacob Peterson
August 16, 2023

Enigmatic duo Mother Muerte joins us for the latest installation of Stinger Sound Sessions. Chelsea Salanoa(vocals/guitar) and Jose Cadenas(drums/percussion) grace the newsroom with a gritty fusion...

The California State Auditor releases a report on the California State University’s handling of sexual harassment allegations Tuesday, July 18, 2023. The report found the CSU had mishandled several investigations, including closing cases without formal investigations that warranted them. (Graphic created in Canva by Alyssa Branum)

State audit finds CSU mishandled sexual harassment investigations

Over half of the cases reviewed closed without clear rationale
Jacob Peterson
July 18, 2023
An audit of the California State University found severe mishandling of sexual harassment investigations.
The Office of Equal Opportunity in Del Norte Hall, Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023. According to the Title IX assessment report for Sacramento State, many students were not aware where the office is located on campus.

CSU Title IX report reveals system-wide problems

Report spotlights issues within Sac State’s Office of Equal Opportunity
Jacob Peterson and Chris Woodard
July 17, 2023
The assessment found issues with California State University’s understaffing and lack of consistent guidelines.
Mildred García will be the 11th Chancellor of the CSU following an open session of the board, Wednesday, July 12, 2023. García has served as president of CSU Fullerton and CSU Dominguez Hills. (Graphic created in Canva by Jacob Peterson, photo courtesy of calstate.edu)

BREAKING: CSU Board of Trustees announces new Chancellor

Mildred García to be the first Latina CSU chancellor
Jacob Peterson
July 12, 2023
The California State University Board of Trustees selects Mildred García as the new chancellor of the CSU.
The Associated Students Inc.’s Appellate Council decided they will not hear the appeal from SSIS Director-Elect Nikita Akhumov (left) Tuesday, June 13, 2023. Isabella Jimenez (right), the runner up candidate, will take over the position the fall 2023 semester. (Photos provided by Sacramento State; graphic created in Canva by Chris Woodard)

ASI Appellate Council will not hear candidate’s appeal over disqualification recommendation

Runner-up Isabella Jimenez will take over SSIS director position
Jacob Peterson
June 20, 2023
The ASI Appellate Council has found there were no valid grounds for the appeal.
Nida Muhummad Nyazi, 32, following his arrest in Germany, Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023. The FBI announced in a press release on Tuesday, May 30, 2023, that Niazy had been returned to the U.S. to stand trial for alleged sexual assaults (Photo provided by Sacramento Sherriff’s Department; graphic made on Canva by Jacob Peterson)

Sexual assault suspect extradited back to the U.S.

The suspect returned to the U.S. following his German arrest
Jacob Peterson
May 30, 2023
Suspect Nida Muhammad Nyazi will appear before the Superior Court of California for his alleged sexual assaults at Sacramento State University.
The hearing for complaints filed against Nikita Akhumov by Isabella Jimenez for the 2023 ASI elections in the University Union, Wednesday, May 10, 2023. The Committee released its decision regarding that hearing on Wednesday, May 24, recommending Akhumov be disqualified for campaign interference.

Elections complaints committee recommends disqualification for ASI student candidate

Committee ruled evidence of campaign interference met burden of proof
Jacob Peterson
May 25, 2023
Two complaints filed by election opponents sparked committee hearings and final recommendations.
Jonathan Luke Wood will be taking over as the president of Sacramento State on July 16, according to a CSU press release Wednesday, May 24, 2023. A Sac State alumnus, Wood returns after working with San Diego State University since 2011. (Photo courtesy of CSU, CalstateTEACH)

Sac State alumnus Jonathan Luke Wood returns to Hornet’s nest as new president

Former SDSU diversity officer, vice president of student affairs brings experience to Sac State
Jacob Peterson
May 24, 2023
Wood is coming to Sacramento State after working at San Diego State University since 2011.
Jonathan Luke Wood will take over as Sacramento State President on June 16, according to an email from the Office of the Chancellor, Wednesday, May 24, 2023. Wood is a Sac State alumnus, having earned his bachelors in Black history and politics. Photo of Wood courtesy of the CSU. Graphic created in Canva.

Board of Trustees appoints Jonathan Luke Wood as new Sac State President

Sac State alumnus will take over presidency July 16
Jacob Peterson
May 24, 2023
The CSU Board of Trustees has selected the replacement for Robert Nelsen.
The Sacramento Kings ended a 17-year-long playoff drought this season. While they still haven’t reached the peaks of their past, the team has finally become something Sacramento can be proud of again. (Graphic created in Canva by Jack Freeman)

OPINION: The Kings mean more than just basketball

At last, Sacramento has a team to be proud of
Jacob Peterson, Visuals Editor
April 13, 2023
The 2022-2023 basketball season made the Kings something to be proud of again.
Class attendees and Salsa Loca Club members pose for a group photo after the Cumbia lesson in the Redwood Room of the University Union Wednesday, March 1, 2023. Club Treasurer Kueleza Vega said the club currently had around 45 members, having built itself back up since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

[Photo] Latin dance club returns to campus after pandemic hiatus

Jasmine Ascencio
April 4, 2023

Class attendees and Salsa Loca Club members pose for a group photo after the Cumbia lesson in the Redwood Room of the University Union Wednesday, March 1, 2023. Club Treasurer Kueleza Vega said the club...

The Golden 1 Center on Wednesday, March, 8, 2023. Golden 1 is the anticipated designation for Sacramento State’s commencement ceremonies, spanning from May 19-21. (Photo by Jacob Peterson, Graphic made in Canva by Tierra Tilby).

[Photo] FAQ: The essential do’s, don’ts for graduation

Tierra Tilby
March 12, 2023

The Golden 1 Center on Wednesday, March, 8, 2023. Golden 1 is the anticipated designation for Sacramento State’s commencement ceremonies, spanning from May 19-21. (Photo by Jacob Peterson, Graphic made...

Photos lining the wall in the MLK Center Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023. Both the MLK and APIDA Centers have art displayed to represent the communities they hope to serve.

[Photo] Sac State launching two student centers in dedication to educational equality

Jourdan Jackson
February 26, 2023

Photos lining the wall in the MLK Center Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023. Both the MLK and APIDA Centers have art displayed to represent the communities they hope to serve.

Candidate Brittney Dinelli addresses audience questions while Kimberly Gomez, chair of the PRIDE Center coordinator search, moderates in the University Union Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023. Dinelli answered questions about student identity, queer history and hostility towards LGBTQ+ members on campus.

[Photo] PREVIEW: PRIDE Center in search of a new coordinator

Jourdan Jackson and Alyssa Branum
February 26, 2023

Candidate Brittney Dinelli addresses audience questions while Kimberly Gomez, chair of the PRIDE Center coordinator search, moderates in the University Union Thursday, Feb. 23, 2023. Dinelli answered questions...

Sac State alumna Emmerald Evans was one of several students who went through the foster system. She said her ultimate goal was to become an attorney for foster youth, inspired by her own experience. (Profile photo: courtesy of Emmerald Evans. Background photo: Jacob Peterson. Graphic made in Canva by Kamelia Varasteh)

‘They’re going through higher education by themselves’ : The foster student experience

Only 3-5% of foster students are estimated to complete undergraduate studies
Jacob Peterson, news staffer
December 3, 2022
Foster students represent an often ignored section of the campus community, facing unique challenges.
Graphic created in Canva.

Cinema Obscura Episode 5: The Black Hole, Event Horizon

Cinema Obscura Hosts James and Steven talk with Jacob and Michael about movies “The Black Hole” and “Event Horizon” and what happens when evil scientists stay on starships for a little too long.
Third-year business major Hailey Neves studies on the second floor of the University Library on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2022. Neves said making more study rooms available would be good for those looking for a secluded place to study.

University Library to put locks on quiet study rooms

Use of the rooms will be limited to increase availability to students
Jacob Peterson, news staffer
November 30, 2022
The University Library plans to convert the quiet study rooms to keyed rooms over winter break.
Ethnic Studies Professor Anthony Burris outside of Tahoe Hall  Oct. 19. Burris, a member of the Ione Band of Miwok, worked with the university as a representative of his tribe in repatriating items, prior to teaching at Sac State.

Archaeological curation facility working with Native tribes to recover remains

‘Our ancestors have been waiting for a long time.’
Jacob Peterson
November 21, 2022
Sacramento State has been in consultation with tribes to return remains and cultural items in accordance with CalNAGPRA and Assembly Bill 275. Non-federally recognized tribes now get a say in the repatriation process.
(De izq. a der.) Jenn Galinato, estudiante de tercer año de ciencias políticas y periodismo, y Robert Gonzales, estudiante de tercer año de ciencias políticas, en el salón de baile de la Unión Universitaria el miércoles 9 de noviembre de 2022. Ambos estudiantes esperaban que se hablara más sobre cómo respondería el campus a los recientes incidentes de grafitis antisemitas.

[Photo] Sac State tuvo una asamblea en respuesta al antisemitismo en el campus

Gavin Hudson, Chris Woodard, and Alexis Pedroza
November 19, 2022

(De izq. a der.) Jenn Galinato, estudiante de tercer año de ciencias políticas y periodismo, y Robert Gonzales, estudiante de tercer año de ciencias políticas, en el salón de baile de la Unión Universitaria...

 First-year social work major Keana Quintero outside of River Front Center on Tuesday, Nov. 15. Quintero said she has become more aware of her surroundings since the reporting of the sexual assaults.

Students are more cautious after multiple sexual assaults on campus

‘It kind of made me feel uneasy about being here’
Jacob Peterson and Hailey Valdivia
November 16, 2022
Students said they would like to see more security and lighting on campus.
The Sacramento Police department released this photo of Nida Muhammad Niazy, also known as ‘Zayn’, on Sunday, Oct. 6, 2022. Niazy is the suspect of two sexual assaults that occurred on and off campus and is not enrolled at Sac State. (Photo courtesy of Sac State PD).

BREAKING: Sexual assault suspect ‘Zayn’ identified by Sacramento State Police

A warrant has been issued for 31-year-old Nida Muhammad Niazy
Jacob Peterson and Gavin Hudson
November 16, 2022
Nida Muhammad Niazy, 31, has not yet been located by police.
(L-R) Third-year political science and journalism major Jenn Galinato and third-year political science major Robert Gonzales stand in the University Union Ballroom on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022. Both students were hoping to see more talk on how the campus would respond to recent incidents of antisemitic graffiti.

[Photo] Sacramento State holds town hall in response to antisemitism on campus

Gavin Hudson and Chris Woodard
November 9, 2022

(L-R) Third-year political science and journalism major Jenn Galinato and third-year political science major Robert Gonzales stand in the University Union Ballroom on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022. Both students...

President Robert Nelsen (right) and his wife Jody (left) sitting at Hornet Stadium during Sac State homecoming football game against Northern Arizona University on Saturday, Oct. 23, 2021. Nelsen, who announced his retirement in a video featuring him and his wife, said that nobody should serve in his position for longer than eight years.

‘It’s time to hang ‘em up’: President Nelsen’s descent into retirement

Student’s expectations for the future of Sac State
President Robert S. Nelsen retires from his role at Sac State after seven years. Students share their reactions to his departure and their hopes for how they want the next president to be.
Charles Starzynski died Oct. 20, 2022 after suffering at least one gunshot wound in a shooting in East Sacramento, according to the Sacramento Police Department. Starzynski was one of the first hosts of CapRadio, according to a memo sent to staff. (Photo of CapRadio: Jacob Peterson. Photo of Charles Starzynski: courtesy of CapRadio. Graphic: created in Canva by Kamelia Varasteh)

Remembering the late CapRadio pillar Charles Starzynski on and off the air

The former program director died in a shooting last month
Jacob Peterson, news staffer
November 7, 2022
The former CapRadio host was identified by police as the victim of a fatal shooting during a robbery in East Sacramento last month.
Edificio 1 en el centro de vivienda estudiantil The Crossings el domingo 30 de octubre de 2022. El tiroteo tuvo lugar alrededor de las 2:15 a. m. en el cuarto piso después de que comenzó una pelea durante una fiesta de Halloween. (Gráfico creado en Canva).

NOTICIA DE ÚLTIMA HORA: Oficiales responden a reportes de un tiroteo en residencia de estudiantes

Un testigo dice que llamó la policía después de escuchar una conmoción afuera de su puerta
El estudiante de Sac State y residente de Crossings dijeron que se sienten inquietos después del tiroteo que ocurrió afuera de la puerta de su apartamento
Building 1 at The Crossings student living facility on Sunday, Oct. 30, 2022. The shooting took place around 2:15 a.m. on the fourth floor after a fight started during a Halloween party. (Photo taken by Jacob Peterson. Graphic created in Canva.)

BREAKING: Officers respond to reports of shooting at student living facility

A witness says she called police after hearing a commotion outside of her door
Dominique Williams and Jacob Peterson
October 30, 2022
Sacramento State student and Crossings resident witness said they feel unsettled after the shooting that happened outside of their apartment door.
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