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The student news site of Sacramento State University

The State Hornet

The student news site of Sacramento State University

The State Hornet

Student news without fear or favor

New select jobs help students give back

Priya McCluskey February 3, 2015

Finding a job during or after college can be daunting and stressful. Students may look for work in their field with internships, through the university, or they may seek outside help to find something...

Sacramento State community partnerships power local, state economies as students benefit from experiences

State Hornet Staff May 7, 2014

With annual spending exceeding $607 million annually, Sacramento State remains a major contributor to local and state revenue, with an impact of $1 billion on California’s economy.“Sac State has a...

Construction Management looks to diversify by adding women

State Hornet Staff March 12, 2014

With a 100 percent post-graduation job placement rate, the construction management program on campus has proven to be one of the most successful departments at Sacramento State, but is looking to diversify...

Students overwork in jobs but manage to make school a priority

State Hornet Staff March 1, 2014

Academic advising recommend students to avoid long work hours to stay focus in school but some Sacramento State students find themselves overworking with more than one job aside from being in school full-time. Sac...

Students explore opportunities at career fair

State Hornet Staff February 20, 2014

Sacramento State students prepared with resumes and dressed in their best business attire to impress the several company recruiters offering jobs and internships at the career fair on Wednesday.With the...

Winter break is great, unless you work retail

State Hornet Staff December 11, 2013

Christmas time is finally here and us college students are looking forward to graduation, celebrating the holidays with the family and a five week break to recover from the semester and prepare for the...

Katherine Irwin, keynote speaker and professor of sociology at the University of Hawaii, speaks about her fathers time in the prison system.

Criminal Justice Convocation provides opportunities for students

Daisy Aguilar October 17, 2013

Sacramento State hosted the second annual Criminal Justice Convocation in the University Union ballroom, Tuesday afternoon.More than 200 hundred criminal justice students attended, ready to hear about...

Raising CA minimum wage just makes economic sense

Jaime Carrillo September 24, 2013

Gov. Jerry Brown’s plan to increase the minimum wage in California to $10 an hour by 2016 is long overdue, despite accusations of doing such a thing will be a “job killer.”On Sept. 15, Assembly Bill...

Kutcher saves ‘Jobs’ from being completely unlikable

Janice Daniels August 21, 2013

After watching “Jobs,” directed by Joshua Michael Stern, all there is to think about is why Steve Jobs was such a big, dorky jerk.As inspiring as the film was, it lacked to provide insight from Jobs’...

EDITORIAL: STEM degrees are beneficial for the nation

EDITORIAL: STEM degrees are beneficial for the nation

State Hornet Staff May 15, 2013

Without scientific research, we would still believe the Earth is flat, the center of the universe and only 6,000 years old. Doctors would not sterilize their hands between handling corpses and performing...

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