Minh Anh Tang

Minh Anh Tang, A&E Staffer

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Minh Anh Tang is a Vietnamese student majoring in journalism. She hopes to pursue a media career in art and culture in the future. With an interest in nearly all aspects of art, she hopes to experience local art events in town and bring them to people through her writing during her time with The State Hornet.

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[Photo] ‘The Sankofa Exhibit’ invites students to connect with the past through ancient Zimbabwean culture

Na’Jay Lewis and Athena Stroben
November 14, 2025

Wooden and limestone hand-carved animals are displayed on a wooden pedestal Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025. These carvings display the intricate detail and the delicate time taken to hand-create such detailed...

[Photo] ‘In Bloom: an exploration of identity’ art gallery invites students to resonate and connect with queer identity

Athena Stroben and Na’Jay Lewis
November 11, 2025

“In Bloom: an exploration on identity” featured a variety of queer art pieces created by Mikaela Kristianous Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025. They blended personal and LGBTQ+ identities through self-portraits...

‘Painted Ego’ showcases the faces and fantasies of Sac State artist

Artist Alex Khau combines heartfelt portraits of friends with mythological flair

Minh Anh Tang and Athena Stroben
November 3, 2025

Observe Khau’s art display that bends reality and fantasy. A collection highlighting heartfelt friends and family connections through fine art and mixed media.

Experience culture through the celebration of Filipino American History Month and Diwali

The delicious smell of food, chatter and laughter filled the APIDA center

Minh Anh Tang, A&E Staffer
October 24, 2025

The APIDA center hosted the Filipino American History Month and Diwali festival celebration last Thursday, which featured a gathering with delicious food and fun activities.

[Photo] ‘Memento Vivere’ art gallery at Sac State invites students to reflect on mortality and limited time

Athena Stroben and Na’Jay Lewis
October 15, 2025

“Memento Vivere” featured a variety of art pieces created by the talented Kristeen Jardeleza Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025. She brilliantly blended deep thought and self-reflection into one breathtaking exhibit...

Creating campus life memories: WEUSI Festival returns to Serna Plaza

The fourth annual WEUSI Festival brought the Sac State community fun performances and creative works

Minh Anh Tang, A&E Staffer
September 16, 2025

The annual WEUSI Music Festival and Stinger Expo came back to Sac State’s Serna Plaza Thursday, featuring student vendors and artists like Lab Rats, Where’s West, Karega Bailey and more.

[Video] The State Hornet Broadcast: ASI election results, International student visa revoked, CFA protest and sports

Skylar Findlay and Jonathan Santiago
May 20, 2025

The State Hornet Broadcast dives into the most recent news on campus such as the ASI election results, the revocation of international students’ visas, California Faculty Association protests, sports and more.

The Sofia hosts storytellers to tell their personal tales ‘In a Nutshell’

The event is a place for ordinary people to tell extraordinary stories

Chris D. Johnson and Minh Anh Tang
April 29, 2025

The March edition of the "In a Nutshell: Storytelling" series was hosted on March 31 at The Sofia in Downtown Sacramento. Turner Sparks, Amy Bee, Diana Medina and Don Reed all performed at the event.

‘When Life Gives You Tangerines’: A bittersweet bite-of-life

The show earned a IMDb score of 9.3, the highest in K-drama history

Minh Anh Tang, Staffer
April 28, 2025

A slice-of-life K-drama from Netflix became popular globally, taking people on an adventure of emotion and bringing them to tears.

[Video] The State Hornet Broadcast: ASI Children’s Center, Antisemitism Investigation, Sac State’s budget deficit and sports

Skylar Findlay
April 15, 2025

The State Hornet Broadcast brings the latest news at Sac State, including allegations against the ASI Children’s center director, discoveries of asbestos in lecture halls, Luke Wood’s response to the announced $37 million budget deficit and sports.

Founder of Modest Film Society: From an individual to a community of filmmaking

Jeff Fong brings a united local approach to Sacramento film

Minh Anh Tang, Staffer
March 29, 2025

Jeff Fong is a filmmaker in Sacramento who founded the Modest Film Society, a community which aims to share and promote local film.

Sac Dance Lab BLOOMs into spring with annual showcase

Annual showcase features dance teams in Sacramento

Minh Anh Tang, Staffer
March 27, 2025

The local studio Sac Dance Lab hosts their annual spring showcase, “BLOOM,” in March 2025.

‘Silvery Synthesis’: photography and mixed media elevate a culture’s beauty

A showcase reflecting the richness of Indigenous culture

Minh Anh Tang, Staffer
March 10, 2025

“Silvery Synthesis” is a mixed-media gallery of works by Dominick Porras in Sac State’s University Union gallery from Feb. 20 to March 13. Porras explores themes of traditional Indigenous practices in contrast with modern practices.

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