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McClatchy Tribune • February 5, 2014

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Students and faculty in the program, sheathed by the big screen, are voicing the need for more funds and support within the program. Faculty in the program given clear information of the active program budget, according an Academic Program Review of the Communication Studies BA. (Graphic made in Canva by Hussam Albarakat)

Passion fuels the growing Film Program at Sacramento State

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Art from the “Stop The Hate” showcase May 12, 2026. The exhibit, which has existed since spring 2022, gives Asian studies students a place to tell their stories. (Graphic created in Canva by Vanessa Gomez)

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The message from the hacker group ShinyHunters appeared on the screen when students logged onto Canvas Thursday, May 7, 2026. The message included a list of schools and a deadline to negotiate the settlement. (Made in Canva by Anita Ratna Gautam)

BREAKING: Canvas hacked for a second time, student’s personal information held for ransom

Students and faculty in the program, sheathed by the big screen, are voicing the need for more funds and support within the program. Faculty in the program given clear information of the active program budget, according an Academic Program Review of the Communication Studies BA. (Graphic made in Canva by Hussam Albarakat)

Passion fuels the growing Film Program at Sacramento State

Passengers wait for the Gold Line light rail train at 65th Street Station Thursday, May 7, 2026. The Gold Line takes riders from Folsom to Sacramento Valley Station

Sacramento Regional Transit: An underused student resource

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Don’t stop reading this summer –The State Hornet has chosen five poems to keep your literary appreciation intact during the break. From classic sonnets, to free verse and lyric, poetry can inspire a love for summer in unique ways. (Graphic created in Canva by Kate Sanders)

Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Start your summer reading with these 5 poems

Kate Sanders, Copy Editor • June 16, 2026

The Sacramento Area has over 60 local hiking trails, according to TrailLink. Hiking difficulty is based on time duration, elevation changes and distance. (Graphic created in Canva by Shawn Chand)

For fitness and nature enthusiasts: The best hiking trails around Sacramento

Shawn Chand, A&E Staffer • June 16, 2026

Students and faculty in the program, sheathed by the big screen, are voicing the need for more funds and support within the program. Faculty in the program given clear information of the active program budget, according an Academic Program Review of the Communication Studies BA. (Graphic made in Canva by Hussam Albarakat)

Passion fuels the growing Film Program at Sacramento State

Hussam Albarakat, Magazine Staffer • June 4, 2026

Crimson Deserts main character Kliff looks up at the Spire of Stars, one of the numerous locations you can explore and discover in the game. Crimson Desert has been a breakout success for South Korean developer Pearl Abyss, generating $178.9 million in revenue so far. (Graphic made by Jeremy Brown in Adobe Photoshop using assets courtesy of Pearl Abyss)

SIDEQUEST: Is Crimson Desert really deserving of Game of the Year?

Jeremy Brown, Podcast Editor • May 28, 2026

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