The Community Service Officers program of the Sacramento State University Police Department has grown substantially since its inception and plans to expand further after receiving university funding of...
Now that Sacramento State’s debut sand volleyball season has come to an end, the coaches and players are ready and willing to pass on their newfound knowledge of the sport to young hopefuls. The sand...
More than 600 men ‘click-clacked’ around Capitol Mall Saturday to raise money and awareness for those who have fallen victim to domestic violence and sexual assault. Non-profit organization WEAVE...
As Sacramento State’s women’s rowing team prepares to travel to Philadelphia for its final stand off in the 75th annual Dad Vail Regatta, some of the rowers deem this season as an overall success.The...
Sacramento State’s sand volleyball was a new concept for many of the members from the women’s volleyball team this semester, but juniors Katie Aprile and Kayla Beal took the sport in stride. Although...
The Hornet women’s crew earned gold and silver grand final medals in its last appearance at the Western Intercollegiate Rowing Association this weekend at Lake Natoma. Sacramento State’s second novice...
The Sacramento State women’s rowing team is participating in its last Western Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship this weekend before the transition into NCAA-recognized Conference USA. The...
The Sacramento State sand volleyball team fell short in its only two away matches of the season against University of San Francisco (3-2) and Stanford (4-1) on Sunday. Partners junior Hannah Hettinga and...
The second and final day of the Lake Natoma Invitational resulted in USC coming out on top against eight crews on Sunday while Sacramento State placed ninth. The regatta, co-hosted by UC Berkeley, brought...
An athlete since the age of 4 and throughout high school, Sacramento State’s junior rower Erika Busch didn’t expect to continue a life that revolved around sports - but she wouldn’t trade it for...
Sacramento State’s sand volleyball team defeated UC Berkeley 3-2 in the last home game on Saturday afternoon. For the first time this entire season, none of the matches were taken to 3-2 decisions...
Sacramento State’s women’s rowing team finished the 40th annual, two-day San Diego Crew Classic on a high note Sunday by taking first place in the collegiate varsity eight petite final. Gliding across...
The Hornets' sand volleyball team dropped to a 1-4 record on Sunday after losing a close 3-2 match to Stanford University and a 5-0 match to Saint Mary’s College. The games were a part of a seven-team...
After 18 years of being part of the intercollegiate athletic program at Sacramento State, the Hornet rowing team has finally been admitted into a conference that offers a chance to qualify for the NCAA...
Sacramento State softball fell short of being undefeated in the Mustang Classic with a 2-1 loss in the final game against Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Sac State was 4-0 in the first two days of the tournament,...
Sacramento State made its presence known on the first day of the Mustang Classic Tournament in San Luis Obispo Friday that started off winning a doubleheader against Rutgers University and the University...
The Sacramento State Ballroom Social is a club that allows students and the public to enjoy free lessons from experienced instructors of various dance styles. “(Ballroom Social) is open to all majors,...
Despite three consecutive wins in the final matches of the Hornet’s volleyball season, Montana State’s victory over Montana officially knocked Sacramento State out of the Big Sky Tournament. “Being...
A small group of faculty and staff members meet every first Tuesday of the month at the Hornet Bookstore café in hopes of conversing with students on topics affecting the campus community. “I think...
As hardworking, busy and starving students, we don’t exactly have the biggest budget to spend on gifts for our loved ones during the holiday season. Here are a few ideas that can be bought in-store or...
Thursday night’s women’s volleyball 3-2 set win against Montana State was necessary in order for it to still have a chance to play in the Big Sky Tournament. The first two sets kept onlookers on the...
The Sacramento State women’s volleyball team fell short on Saturday’s game against North Dakota. After losing a close first set of 22-25, the Hornets came back strong in a second set with a score of...
Here are the happenings around campus from Sept. 9 to Sept. 17. Two bikes were reported stolen between 4:19 - 4:46 p.m. on Sept. 9 at Desmond Hall and Draper Hall. The reports were taken but no bikes...
President Alexander Gonzalez delivered his semi-annual address Thursday to a full auditorium. The president delivered news about the campus, upcoming budget concerns and campus renovations. Here are some...
Students, faculty and staff gathered for the 2012 Fall Address at the University Union Ballroom Thursday morning to hear about changes and updates Sacramento State University will experience this upcoming...
Members of the Associated Students Inc. board are hoping to crack down on the on-campus smoking policy by advocating for a task force to enforce the current policy.“I created legislation brought to the...
The newly elected Associated Students Inc. board has begun planning for the next semester in order to fulfill the plans they established as candidates. Before the winners were announced, the candidates’...
Associated Students Inc. Green Team considered the first ASI Farmers Market a success, based on its uniting of the campus community for a healthy purpose. “I’ve had faculty come up to me and say that...
The campaigning budget established for each individual running in the Associated Students Inc. Student Government Elections prompt candidates to be selective on what they decide to spend money on. “The...
Nigel Poor Nigel Poor, a nine-year photography professor at Sacramento State, highlighted some of her work to promote a learning environment beyond campus. “I wanted attendees to see that Sac State has...
President Monica Cortez L.E.A.D. (Leadership, Empowerment, Action and Determination) Monica Cortez, a senior government major, is the current Vice President of Academic Affairs of Associated Students Inc....
Many urban myths and legends have circulated throughout Sacramento State over the years. Most Sac State students become aware of this as they walk through the campus during one of the New Student Orientation...
As spring student-government elections approach, Associated Students Inc. plans to increase voter turnout through the multiple events and campaigns in the coming weeks. ASI’s voter turnout goal this...
Associated Students Inc. potential candidates for the spring 2012 elections are recommended to refrain from speaking to the media, under any circumstances, before the designated campaigning period. “Any...
A Sacramento State University professor and two of his colleagues are channeling their love for cryptography, through their project titled “Re-imagining Cryptography.” Professor Ted Krovetz of Sac...
Associated Students Inc. is revamping its volunteer program to pique interest and increase student participation by branding volunteers as VIPs and offering new incentives, skills and experience. "We had...
Peak Adventures, in collaboration with The WELL, hosted the 19th annual Western Regional Outdoor Leadership Conference from Friday through Sunday, bringing in students from 15 other universities to Sacramento...
Sacramento State's National Student Speech Language Hearing Association hosted its 8th annual conference in the Sac State Alumni Center on Feb. 4, earning $14,581. The event was open to students as well...
Some Sacramento State students have described this semester as one of the worst experiences in regards to adding a class. The Biological Sciences department in particular has been the source of most of...
Larry Bawden, president and chief executive officer of energy company Bloo Solar Inc., cultivated the foundation of his education in Sacramento State's engineering and computer science department. As a...
Members of "Cru at Sac State" remained active in the organization by strengthening their beliefs, creating connections with other members and staying focused on Biblical concepts despite the winter break....
