Students share their experience with accessibility
State Hornet Staff
March 28, 2016
The diverse community of disabled students at Sacramento State is speaking out in order to bring a new meaning to the term “disabled.”“I have a genetic disorder which affects my vision,” said Jessica Yu, a senior majoring in women’s studies and minoring in economics and education. “It’s ca...
Recruiting process brings scholarship opportunities
October 10, 2012
To the novice fan, building a powerhouse football program may seem simple. The thought is recruiters need to go out and get the best players in the country, hand out a scholarship and bang, Sacramento State national championships will come rolling in. The truth is, it is not that easy. There are many factors...
The Faculty Senate discussed the ethnic studies department’s resolution in opposition to the Chancellor’s Office’s proposed implementation of Assembly Bill 1460, which creates an ethnic studies requirement for future CSU students.
The State Hornet’s visual guide to mail-in voting and in-person voting in California.
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.