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Sacramento State Master Plan includes new facilities, parking structures

Architects looked at the buildings around campus and decided Douglass Hall will be one of the ones they will be working on.

Kathleen Pizzo • September 25, 2013

Sacramento State's Master Plan Task Force began a series of public forums Sept. 17 to discuss the development of the campus over the next 15 to 20 years.The forum presented multiple concepts for the future...

A house divided: Causeway Classic splits relationships

Joe Davis • November 14, 2012

All is fair in love and Causeway Classic. Although overused, this sentiment certainly holds true for some Sacramento State athletes. For Hornets like defensive lineman Matt Lawrence, linebacker Jeff Badger...

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Faculty Senate to discuss start date of spring semester, possibly eliminating spring break

Sacramento State’s Faculty Senate will meet Thursday to discuss whether or not to start the spring semester one week late as well as options for spring break.

PODCAST: Credit/no credit grading might be too late, ASI official resigns

This week on The State Hornet Podcast: provost says it may be too late for credit/no credit grading, Associated Students, Inc. executive vice president announces resignation and more.

Sac State Trump and Biden supporters discuss presidential election

Sacramento State students who support Trump and students who support Biden discuss the presidential election and the future of the U.S. as Biden is set to take office in 2021.