College Music Journal nominated KSSU, Sacramento State's student-run radio station, for its "Best Use of Limited Resources" award. Although announced Oct. 20 during the journal's annual festival KSSU did...
A grant from the National Science Foundation will enable Sacramento State to reward 38 of its students with a math and science teaching scholarship. The Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program, named...
Golden State Donor Services selected Sacramento State to receive the Community Partner for Life Award for its support in organ and tissue donation. Golden State Donor Services, a nonprofit organ procurement...
Because of $6.6 million in one-time federal stimulus funds received earlier this semester, Sacramento State will restore 303 courses for the spring. The one-time funding came from the American Recovery...
Sacramento State students, faculty, and staff were encouraged to voice their concerns about affirmative action issues in the fall forum, "CSUS Gives a Damn, Do you?" "The most important thing is that CSUS...
To encourage American Indian youth to attend college, Sacramento State will host its second Native American College Motivation Day on Monday. The College Motivation Day, sponsored by the United Auburn...
By asking indirect questions, students determined panelists' sexual orientations at the Sacramento State PRIDE Center's annual "Guess Who's Gay" event on Thursday. Joshua O'Connor, host of "Guess Who's...
The California Master Plan for Higher Education of 1960 guaranteed enrollment for a tuition-free education to every academically qualified student; however, this has changed over the years. Winston Lancaster,...
In his annual fall address on Wednesday, Associated Students Inc. President Terry Martin announced that his two primary goals were to educate more students about ASI and to increase student involvement...
The Multi-Cultural Center hosted its "Navigating Campus Life" workshop to presented advice for new Sacramento State students on Wednesday. The 90-minute workshop offered 25 students information to assist...
The last batch of funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act will allow Sacramento State to enroll 3,000 more students for spring 2011. The California State University system received $106 million...
Two legislative bills that would authorize California State University campuses to offer doctorate degrees in physical therapy and nursing practice are now waiting for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's approval....
Sacramento State Community Engagement Center coordinator Misty Garcia led the last of three orientations for the Students in Service program on Wednesday. Students in Service is a national program from...
Sacramento State's 2 year-old Smart Grid project will have positive implications for the university and community, a university dean said Tuesday. The project, will be an invaluable asset in efficiently...
Students explored what services the Sacramento State Multi-Cultural Center had to offer at its annual Open House and Block Party on Wednesday. Nearly 50 students showed up over the course of the 90-minute...
Sacramento State education professor Francie Dillon will be distributing an instructional DVD on effective storytelling, which she hopes will help people communicate better with children. "It takes expression...
At his annual fall address Thursday, Sacramento State President Alexander Gonzalez said he will move forward with "cautious optimism" while trying to steady the university's financial situation. "The deep...
Keeping the state's turbulent budget crisis in mind, Sacramento State's President, Alexander Gonzalez, said that he will move forward with "cautious optimism" while trying to steady the school's financial...
