The history of Valentine's Day Historically, Valentine's Day became popular and well-known around the same time that romantic love became popular in the 1800s. Candace Gregory, history professor, said...
Entering an unknown coffee shop, freshman liberal studies major Cynthia Jimenez can instantly tell whether to order her usual white mocha or to exit the shop altogether. Jimenez said coffee shops are the...
At the age of 5, senior music major Kate Janzen received a birthday card from a family friend, and inside the card was a miniature electronic keyboard. Bill Janzen, her father, said she picked up the card...
The Skate Hornets skateboarding club is a new organization on campus and, although it may not have a loaded events calendar, the club's weekly skate sessions at Granite Skate Park cover the necessary field...
Maria Winkler, professor in the art department at Sacramento State, utilizes her artwork to benefit others in society. Winkler's most recent exhibit, "Water and Ice," is being hosted in the University...
The importance of sleep has fallen to the bottom of the priority list for many Sacramento State students because of unmanageable workloads they create for themselves. Because of these unrealistic schedules,...
This year, the Women's Resource Center at Sacramento State has focused on eating disorders and spreading awareness of these disorders to the campus community. The first event sponsored by the center took...
Scott Hawkins, the victim in the Oct. 21 homicide, was known to have Asperger's disorder. Kim Roberts, a psychology professor at Sacramento State, was able to describe Asperger's disorder and her thoughts...
Chris Rock is a well-known comedian and in his most recent film "Good Hair" he shows that his humor can be entertaining and educational. In this film Rock studies the field of black hair. He discovers...
For the second year in a row, Sacramento State's student-run radio station, KSSU 1530 AM, has been nominated for a "College Radio Woodie Award," which is handed out by MTV University. Last year, KSSU triumphed...
Coyote Grace performed Thursday Oct. 8 at 11a.m. and followed with a discussion on transgender issues. One of the bands two members, Joe Stevens, was born female and had the procedure done to be changed...
Click here to watch a video from the Oct. 8 performance Coyote Grace is a band unlike most. Not only does the band have a different indie-folk sound, but band member Joe Stevens has recently transitioned...
Students interested in environmental issues and promoting awareness on campus and in the community may want to consider joining the Environmental Student Organization. Ken Sala, senior environmental studies...
Julie Otsuka, the author of "When the Emperor Was Divine," was born in Palo Alto, Calif., and now lives in New York. "When the Emperor Was Divine" is her first novel. A State Hornet staff member had the...
I remember one topic from my high school history class: the Jewish concentration camps in Germany. I remember vivid depictions and photographs. I remember hearing how brutally those people were treated....
