People need to pull away from outdated social norms and be more accepting of each other
State Hornet Staff
February 26, 2014
Perception is the axis society rotates around. Everything is based on what is “acceptable behavior,” but in practice, people are far from achieving it. People are supposedly equal, yet we fight amongst ourselves over racism, what constitutes marriage, gender roles, individual choices and religion....
University must slow down acceptance rates to avoid overcrowding
State Hornet Staff
January 29, 2014
With more students joining the Sacramento State community last fall, there is a rising concern for some much-needed space for the growing student body. With the latest update from the University’s admissions office, the school has received almost 33,000 applications for the upcoming fall semester – an...
Moving away from outdated prejudice and toward acceptance
November 20, 2013
Sexual encounters of the 60s versus those of today’s society have completely evolved in a positive way within the gay community. Though there are still prejudices against same sex relationships, people are much more accepting in 2013. In the 50s and 60s, homosexuals were stuck in limbo. The civil r...
The Associated Students, Inc. Board of Directors shared its strategic priorities of increasing student participation, making resources readily available, increasing awareness of racial injustices and supporting students’ basic needs and safety.
A former resident of The Crossings made a bomb threat against the student apartment complex through social media Monday afternoon, apartment management said.
This week on The State Hornet Podcast: Sacramento ballot measures, Sac State hires saxophonist Brian Landrus, former Sac State basketball guard Izayah Mauriohooho-Le’afa goes pro in New Zealand and State Hornet columnists talk tech and dating.