Sam Smith's sophomore album, “The Thrill of It All,” offers a collection of 10 songs that takes listeners on a “thrill” ride through the different stages of love and life. While his last album,...

When it comes to Halloween, everyone has their own traditions. Whether it’s dressing up for costume parties or going trick-or-treating, one thing you can always count on is watching a great scary movie....

Let us know in the comments which event you're planning to attend.

Sacramento State fraternity Delta Lambda Phi will present its semi-annual “Life is a Drag” show that will feature seven drag queens, including Sacramento’s own “Diamond Duo” Tatianna and Adriana...

One of Berroteran's art pieces being shown in the University Union Gallery.

Sacramento State students have a new place to line up for breakfast this semester with the arrival of The Bagel Place, a new dining option developed by University Enterprises, Inc. True to its name,...

The Farm-to-Fork Festival is back for its second run at Sacramento State, with this year to focus on the lives of farm laborers and their work that brings fresh produce to their communities. Farm-to-Fork...

A little rubble and dust won’t stop the University Union from throwing its annual open house celebration, in fact, it has embraced the construction as its new theme for the year. Phlagleblast has...

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The 2017 Great American Eclipse:  Sac State’s physics department held an eclipse viewing party on Aug. 21 at the American River levee near the Hornet Bookstore. Special welding lenses...

Latin reggae band Sol Peligro will make its last stop of the year at Sacramento State, where it will bring infectious melodies and Latin grooves to the Nooner stage. The 9-piece ensemble consists of...

(Follow the map below for specific locations) As the semester begins to wind down, students’ stress levels heighten. During this time of the year, students tend to be tired and worn out from...

Members of the campus community came together Wednesday evening to pay tribute to one of their own, Isaiah Alexander, who died Saturday of renal medullary carcinoma. Alexander was diagnosed with the...

The PRIDE Center celebrated its 10th anniversary with a birthday party filled with party favors, music, dancing and staff members old and new sharing their stories and experiences. Chris Kent, the program...

Those who pass by The WELL on Friday afternoons often stop to stare quizzically at students fighting over balls while running around with sticks between their legs. The students are members...

Sacramento State’s LGBT community is large and always growing, as is the same for universities across the U.S. and the world. In the ten years since its opening, the PRIDE Center on campus...

Despite the rain on Thursday evening, a crowd of people came to show their support for increasing awareness about suicide by walking the two-mile round trip from the The WELL to the residence halls. According...

Student Health and Counseling Services at Sacramento State are pushing forward the condom cart, a mobile service that provides students with the education and resources needed to engage in...

“Stories to be Told,” a play directed by Roberto Dario Pomo and Lisa Carmen Ross, will be performed at the Playwrights’ Theatre in Shasta Hall on Wednesdays through Sundays until March...

Sacramento Fashion Week held its Spring and Summer Showcase on Feb. 24 at the Sacramento Railyards, featuring seven local designers — one of which is a Sacramento State alumna. Each collection from...

During her junior year of high school, Sacramento State alumna Theresa Truong stitched together a prom dress from scratch — a green satin and chiffon garment that the aspiring fashion designer...

The PRIDE Center kicked off “Love Your Body” week on Tuesday with “Love Your Trans Body,” an interactive workshop that discussed body image and gender classification in society. Alex Beskeen,...

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Sacramento State hosted Interlude to the Season, an annual arts awards gala held by Blue Line Arts, on Wednesday night to honor individuals and organizations for their artistic contributions to the local...

While running on a treadmill machine a few years back, Jose Avina, a recent Sacramento State alumnus, received an electric shock that prompted him to think of an idea to use the energy exerted to give...

Information Resources and Technology held a presentation on Wednesday to go over the findings of its technology and academic success survey. The 2016 Educause Student Technology Survey was conducted...

Three years ago, after losing a game of “Super Smash Bros. Melee,” then-sophomore graphic design major Ray Burgess discovered that there was an active community around the game upon online research...

As the weather grows cold, people are beginning to seek warmth and comfort from another person by participating in a dating phenomenon called “cuffing season.”   Cuffing season typically emerges...

Pop culture followers were shocked on Oct. 3 when it was reported that reality star Kim Kardashian West was robbed of 11 million dollars of jewelry at gunpoint in her luxury Paris apartment. Local police...

When English major Ian Kappos approached the then 35-year-old California Labor Federation lobbyist Mitch Seaman in 2013 to form a band, the typical alternative, pop or classic rock genres were nowhere...

Student Organizations and Leadership will host its first Cultural Clubs Fair in the Library Quad on Oct. 11 to showcase over 20 campus clubs and organizations and to introduce students to different cultures...

Emmy-nominated filmmaker John Valadez came to Sacramento State during Hispanic Heritage Month on Friday to discuss his latest short documentary, “The Head of Joaquin Murrieta,” which revolves around...

Associated Students, Inc. will throw its annual Block Party on Sept. 15 at the Residence Hall quad, which is set to welcome new and returning students to explore the numerous campus programs and interact...

Sacramento State will launch its inaugural Farm-to-Fork Festival and Dinner on Sept. 14 to help  increase food-insecurity awareness and educate students on healthy eating habits. Farm-to-fork is a...

Sacramento State English professor Kim Zarins held a book signing session Thursday at the Library Gallery for Sometimes We Tell the Truth, her latest novel that puts a modern twist on the father of the...