Editor's Note: This week marks the second in a three-part, biweekly news section series examining the health and fitness of college students. Trevor Hammond is dashing between classes at Sacramento State...
As he sat outside during a recent lunch break on the Sacramento State campus, barely a minute passed before students began approaching Jarrod Long. They came to ask a question, confirm a social event,...
"Pay attention and vote" is the message of a new campaign from the Advertising Council, a nonprofit organization based out of New York and Washington, D.C., that aims to raise awareness about the upcoming...
Halloween just got a bit spookier on Thursday, as a team of Peak Adventures staff and volunteers began construction on its showpiece attraction, the Pirate Ghost Ship Spooktacular. For the fourth year,...
Thomas Kroom is eager to start college in January. He looks forward to meeting new friends, studying business and playing on the baseball team. But when Kroom discusses his apprehensions about starting...
Editor's Note: This week marks the first in a three-part, biweekly news section series examining the health and fitness of college students. For many students, college brings newfound independence: you...
Like it or not, the truth can hurt. It can startle you like a slap in the face or an unpleasant wake- up call warning that the clock is ticking. UNIQUE, a Sacramento State organization which aims to provide...
If you make them laugh, they will come. At least this is the philosophy behind the 31st Annual San Francisco International Comedy Competition, at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the University Union Ballroom. Ten...
It's a phone! It's an MP3 player! It's the Fusic! Forgive the Superman-esque introduction, but the new Fusic by LG phone (LG LX550), offered through Sprint, has been generating enough attention to deserve...
The sun is setting on a Friday evening as Mikki Mayo dances across her backyard to a makeshift altar in the corner. Incense burns in the background as she rings a Tibetan bell and sways to its soothing...
Jennifer Sweeney has been involved in many different extracurricular activities during her four years at Sacramento State. The senior communications major has completed public relations work for catering...
They made racist remarks, crude jokes and vulgar movements, all in the name of a good laugh. The 10 semi-finalists in the 31st annual San Francisco International Comedy Competition took to the University...
Officer Thelma Matthews is a loving mother who speaks proudly of the two sons she raised to be "good kids and good students with goals in mind." But despite her maternal nature, Matthews is not someone...
Sacramento State celebrated the life of William Harris, a retired professor and a founder and former chair of the Department of Special Education, Rehabilitation and School Psychology, on Saturday morning....
There are movies meant to entertain you, and then there are films meant to move you. "Bobby," a fictional drama which documents the final hours of Senator and Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy's...
Editor's Note: This week marks the final in a three-part, biweekly news section series examining the health and fitness of college students. Couch or gym? Car or bike ride? Elevator or steps? The latter...
What do elite Olympic caliber athletes and couch potatoes have in common? They are both clients targeted by SHAPE, Sacramento State's Site for Human Applied Physiology and Exercise. With inexpensive services...
Most people would say losing weight without doing any work seems too good to be true. We've all heard the all too-common mantra from health professionals who say that weight loss requires physical activity...
American Indian activist and icon Vine Deloria, Jr. was remembered Wednesday, Nov. 15, as students, faculty and community members gathered in Sacramento State's Hinde Auditorium in the University Union....
