Kayla Nick-Kearney, Sean Lai and Patsy Jimenez
• November 20, 2014
Sacramento State celebrated Language Learning Day on November 18. In response, The State Hornet asked members of the community to offer opinions on the situations facing students internationally. Kayla...
Sacramento State students will have the opportunity this summer to learn about indigenous cultures, while studying Spanish through a travel study to Oaxaca, Mexico, hosted by the College of Continuing...
Eight years ago, sociology major Patsy Jimenez, 23, would have never thought she would one day be juggling life as a full-time college student and a single mother in the United States.In December 2006,...
“Holy” is often a term associated with, or sometimes, preceding the word for the traditional Mexican appetizer: guacamole. That’s because homemade guacamole is consumed almost religiously by fans...
The well-celebrated Mexican holiday, Cinco de Mayo, has spread food, festivities and mariachi bands across the bordering state of California. But at Sacramento State, some students are well aware of the...
Sept. 16 marked the date for El Grito, Mexico’s Independence Day. I made the trek out to Coyoacán in Mexico City to celebrate the event and experience the holiday for myself, complete with churros,...
Que Viva Mexico! Que Viva Miguel Hidalgo! Que Viva Cinco de Mayo! Que…. Oh wait… it is El Grito, Mexico’s Independence Day, not Cinco de Mayo. Que viva la Independecia! El Grito, the scream of independence,...
