Laura De la Garza Garcia

Laura De la Garza Garcia, spanish editor

Monterrey, Nuevo León Mexico native Laura De la Garza Garcia is the spanish editor for The State Hornet. She is a fourth-year student double majoring in Nutrition and Food, and Journalism. She joined The State Hornet in spring 2022 as a general rotational staffer reporting on news, arts and entertainment and sports. De la Garza Garcia has worked with KCRA 3’s Estrella TV, wrote a few columns for ‘El Heraldo’ city newspaper in Saltillo Mexico and established a National Association of Hispanic Journalists student chapter in Sacramento. Currently, she interns for the Sacramento Bee and hopes to graduate in Spring 2023.

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State Hornet Buzzed: Hispanic Heritage Month special, Growing up in Hispanic and Latinx culture

Laura De la Garza Garcia, Monserrat (Mimi) Covarrubias, Hugo Quintanilla, Nancy Rodriguez Bonilla, and Lawrence Charles
October 15, 2022

This special Hispanic Heritage Month edition of Buzzed features four of our Hispanic and Latinx staff getting to talk about the culture and lifestyle

GALLERY: Swipe to see the United Farm Workers efforts at the California State Capitol Building

Gov. Newsom has until the end of September to sign AB 2183

Laura De la Garza Garcia, Nancy Rodriguez Bonilla, and Itzel Espinoza
September 28, 2022

Sac State students contribute thoughts on the support of the United Farm Workers as they await Gov. Gavin Newsom’s signature on AB 2183. Newsom has until the end of September to make a decision.

De Argentina a Sacramento, el sueño de una athleta hecho realidad: ‘SOMOS’ PODCAST

Guadalupe Dabos platica de sus raíces Argentinas y golf

Laura De la Garza Garcia
September 26, 2022

Guadalupe Dabos se sienta con Laura De la Garza Garcia para platicar del sueño de jugar golf en los Estados Unidos, y como se mantiene conectada a sus raíces. URL: golf-sac-state-sueño-Argentina-latina-somos-podcast

!Si se puede!’ trabajadores agrícolas concluyen la marcha hacia la capital del Estado

Laura De la Garza Garcia, Spanish Editor
September 10, 2022

Trabajadores agrícolas del grupo UFW realizaron una marcha hacia la capital del Estado el pasado Viernes 26 de Agosto. El grupo marchó urgiendo que el Gob. Gavin Newsom firme la ley 2183 que les otorgara derechos de votar y de poder formar sindicatos.

Pro agricultural union pressure reaches Newsom’s office

Activists marched 23 days and 335 miles to the California Capitol

Laura De la Garza Garcia, Spanish Editor
September 10, 2022

United Farm Workers organized a 335 mile march that reached the California State Capital on August 26. UFW hopes to convince Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign Assembly Bill 2183 which would guarantee safer unionization efforts for California farm workers.

The king of reggaeton has exited the building

Sac State Students react to Latin artist Daddy Yankee’s retirement.

Laura De la Garza Garcia
May 16, 2022

Sac State students reminisce on Daddy Yankee’s career following the announcement of his retirement from the music industry. The Latin artist released an album and announced final world tour dates as a way to commemorate his departure.

GALLERY: Music for the soul to blossom

Sol Blume festival returns for first time since 2019

Keyshawn Davis, Laura De la Garza Garcia, and Dylan McNeill
May 2, 2022

Sol Blume music festival makes a comeback to Discovery Park attracting large crowds and loud music. This year, Sol Blume featured four women headliners and Sacramento native artists Victoria Monet and Yelly.

Students respond to fewer online options for Fall 2022 semester and more: STATE HORNET PODCAST

Laura De la Garza Garcia
April 29, 2022

Sac State students respond to the University’s decision of having the majority of classes offered in-person for the fall 2022 semester, the journey of a peer leader out of poverty and a wrap up of Best of Sac State voting are the major headlines on this edition of the State Hornet Podcast.

Power 20! Women’s rowing coach welcomes 20th season with Sac State

Coach Mike Connors is the second-longest tenured coach on campus

Laura De la Garza Garcia
April 20, 2022

Rowers acknowledge Mike Connors on his 20th season as head coach of Sac State women’s rowing. He is the second longest tenured coach on campus.

Hornets appreciate being in person after two years of being locked inside: STATE HORNET QUADCAST

Laura De la Garza Garcia, Odin Rasco, and Kris Hall
April 8, 2022

This week’s two-part episode of State Hornet Spotlight is from our “Quadcast” podcast event focusing on how two years of COVID-19 has affected student life and routines.

Sac State Women’s Rowing Team ignites season-opening regatta at Lake Natoma

Laura De la Garza Garcia
March 16, 2022

Sacramento State women’s rowing team returns to the water following a year-long absence due to COVID-19 shutdowns. The women placed first in the Sac State Invitational in V8 and 2V8 regattas:

Final HEERF grant distribution, removal of Spin bikes and more: STATE HORNET PODCAST

Laura De la Garza Garcia and Tony Rodriguez
March 5, 2022

News staffer Laura de la Garza Garcia and news editor Tony Rodriguez deliver the week’s biggest news stories including HEERF grants and a new community service initiative on this week’s edition of The State Hornet Podcast.

CHA-CHING: Final HEERF grant to be distributed to Sac State students

Disbursement will occur through check or e-refund direct deposit

Laura De la Garza Garcia
February 27, 2022

Sac State will be distributing the fourth round grant payments from the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund to students beginning Feb. 28. The HEERF grant is a federal award that was approved in...

Sacramento State included in College Corps $10,000 pilot program for students

Program set to launch in March

Laura De la Garza Garcia
February 26, 2022

Sacramento State has joined several other California colleges and universities in a community service program that will award $10,000 to selected students for 450 hours of community service while allowing...

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