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First Amendment rights discussed after President Gonzalez censors art student’s work

State Hornet Staff • February 19, 2014

Confusion and discomfort remain on how society intends to blur racial and ethnic diversities, when a long-standing effort was committed to separate and keep groups apart. This is why graduating senior...

EDITORIAL: Student march won’t produce change alone

Editorial Staff • March 7, 2012

While expressing first amendment rights is valuable, commendable and to be supported as well as encouraged, it won’t simply be enough to influence policy change by marching once a year. However, the...

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Asian Sac State students, faculty share experiences navigating racism during the pandemic

With the increase of anti-Asian targeted attacks tied to the COVID-19 pandemic, The State Hornet spoke with members of the Asian American community at Sac State about their experiences with anti-Asian racism during the pandemic.

Where did all that money go?: A breakdown of $63.8 million HEERF II funds

Nelsen announces another round of direct payments to Sac State students in fall

Sacramento State President Robert Nelsen announced stimulus funds will be distributed to students in the fall as $50 million in federal funds is allocated to help students with their basic needs.