More funding for graduation rates could mean less quality education
State Hornet Staff
March 11, 2014
With the California State University still recovering from more than $1 billion in budget cuts since 2007, the evolution of a proper funding model is being considered by California policymakers and higher education officials.Currently Sacramento State is awarded funding based on the amount of students e...
Sac State awarded grant to increase security on campus
April 30, 2013
In an ongoing effort to acquire working leads on cases, the Sacramento State Police Department will soon upgrade its video surveillance with a $20,500 grant from the Department of Homeland Security. The Homeland Security Grant Program, launched shortly after 9/11 to assist police departments across the U....
EDITORIAL: Child care cuts affect parents
Editorial Staff
March 14, 2012
The Sacramento State Associated Students Inc. Children’s Center faces the possibility of severe cuts should Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed budget be passed in the November ballot. The cuts the Children’s Center faces could not only be detrimental to the Sac State families who rely on the center’s service...
EDITORIAL: Writing center supported by students despite budget cuts
Editorial Staff
February 22, 2012
In the past three years, Sacramento State has seen an immense amount of budget cuts in nearly every part of the university. Valuable services like the University Reading and Writing Center, which offers free student academic services, are among the programs greatly affected - much to the dismay of ...
President Gonzalez updates campus community on budget issues
State Hornet Staff
February 1, 2012
Sacramento State President Alexander Gonzalez released a statement on Monday regarding last week's California State University Board of Trustees meeting in Long Beach, concerning the budget situation as well as the universities' enrollment statuses.Gonzalez mentioned the state funding for CSUs has b...
CSU faces more cuts mid-year
September 7, 2011
For the California State University system, the budget pain may not have ended when Gov. Jerry Brown signed the 2011-12 budget in June. A provision in the budget could bring $100 million in additional cuts to the CSU system this winter if the state does not collect enough taxes. If the cut is only for t...
Sac State president announces possible tuition increase
May 11, 2011
Sacramento State President Alexander Gonzalez today released an update with his stance on a proposed oil severance tax and the possibility of a tuition increase for next spring. The update was spurred by his recent meeting in Long Beach with the California State University Board of Trustees. Approval of...
The PRIDE Center and University Archives and Special Collections hosted a virtual “Queer Welcome” showcasing student activism through the years, including a landmark court battle.
Two crimes were reported in the Sacramento State Police Department’s crime log for the week ending Sept. 19.
Sacramento State Associated Students, Inc. Board of Directors voted to approve their strategic priorities for the academic year and financial policies for clubs Wednesday.