Zoya Altabaa

Zoya Altabaa, Multimedia Staffer

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Zoya Altabaa is a second year journalism major at Sacramento State University, where she’s persuing her dream of becoming a voice for immigrants around the world. Currently she works as a Social Media Manager for the International Office at Sac State, She is also part of the multimedia team at the State Hornets.

All content by Zoya Altabaa

[Video] The State Hornet Broadcast: Pride Week, pro-Palestine protests and more CapRadio resignations

Get up-to-date on what’s happening at Sac State with Zoya and Tobi

Jonathan Santiago, Desiree McFarland, and Cristian Gonzalez
October 27, 2023

Students for Justice in Palestine organized a march, four more members resigned from CapRadio’s Board of Directors and the PRIDE Center held a Pride Fair in the Library Quad.

[Video] Students left unsatiated after Israel-Palestine roundtable discussion

Attendees hope for more open conversation in the future

Cristian Gonzalez
October 27, 2023

Sacramento State faculty hosted an informational discussion where students were encouraged to ask questions about Israeli-Palestinian relations.

The State Hornet Broadcast: Cultural celebrations, CapRadio’s financial mishandlings and football heroics

Tobi and Zoya give a glimpse into some of The State Hornet’s latest news

Tobi Fakunle, Zoya Altabaa, Devyn Savitch, Jonathan Santiago, Angelica Brito, Desiree McFarland, and Cristian Gonzalez
October 6, 2023

The State Hornet broadcast team goes over our latest stories including the World Culture Festival, CapRadio’s mismanagement and Hornet football’s latest win over Northern Arizona.

[Video] The Divine Nine present champions of adversity at Black Org Night 2023

Black Org Night is an event held by the National Pan-Hellenic Council which showcases Greek life for Black students at Sac State

Devyn Savitch, Zoya Altabaa, and Desiree McFarland
October 4, 2023

The National Pan-Hellenic Council hosted Black Org Night on Friday, Sept. 22. The event was aimed at offering services and opportunities for involvement for Black students interested in Greek life.

[Video] Sac State Says: Putting a price on safety; students disapprove of sexual assault sentencing

After the sentencing of Nida Niazy, women on campus feel unprotected by the school and the law

Devyn Savitch and Zoya Altabaa
October 3, 2023

Last school year there were a number of sexual assaults at Sac State. We asked women on campus how they feel following the recent sentencing of the perpetrator.

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