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EDITORIAL: Thanksgiving is the time to talk

EDITORIAL: Thanksgiving is the time to talk
State Hornet • November 15, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/TheFoodIssue for more food-related stories) There are lots of things to look forward to during the winter holidays. If you’re a Sacramento State student, maybe chief among them...

Food and football: the hunger to win at Sac State

Food and football: the hunger to win at Sac State
Dayla Cook • November 14, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/TheFoodIssue for more food-related stories) Imagine being 6-foot-5, weighing 220 pounds and still considered undersized — that was life for Sacramento State senior Jonathan...

Campus meal plans leave students with money to burn

Students who live in the residential halls are required to choose a meal plan for the rest of the semester. At the end of the semester, students who have meal plan points can purchase non perishable food in bulk from the Courtyard Market.
Claire Morgan • November 14, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/TheFoodIssue for more food-related stories) Sacramento State students who purchase dining plans are faced with only two options at the end of the semester if they have leftover...

#SacStateSays: What is the most overrated Thanksgiving food?

#SacStateSays: What is the most overrated Thanksgiving food?
Ashley Nanfria • November 14, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/TheFoodIssue for more food-related stories) Thanksgiving is fast approaching, and many students are already making plans to visit their families for a traditional feast. We asked...

OPINION: The no-rollout policy for on-campus meal plans robs students

The dining commons is where most student residents spend the points from their meal plans. By the end of the semester, however, the meals provided here aren't available with points.
Marivel Guzman • November 14, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/TheFoodIssue for more food-related stories) In the fall of 2015, I applied to six different universities, but my dream was to attend Sacramento State. The journalism program was...

The most Instagram-worthy food trends of 2017

The most Instagram-worthy food trends of 2017
Dayla Cook • November 13, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/TheFoodIssue for more food-related stories) If there’s one thing we all have in common, it’s food. We enjoy it, we consume it and sometimes, we’re shook by it. Edible creations...

The hunt for decent dining at Sac State – Part 2

The hunt for decent dining at Sac State - Part 2
Gabriela Mascoll • November 13, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/TheFoodIssue for more food-related stories) Like most students who have to make it to classes every day, I don’t have time to cook and pack my own lunch. I usually stay on campus...

Munch Madness analysis: OK, Round Table Pizza wins

Munch Madness analysis: OK, Round Table Pizza wins
Kameron Schmid • November 12, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/TheFoodIssue for more food-related stories) Munch Madness is over, and Round Table Pizza takes the crown. How did we get here? In Rounds 1, 2 and 3, I tricked myself into thinking...

Munch Madness analysis: How the Filling Four became the Tasty Two

Munch Madness analysis: How the Filling Four became the Tasty Two
Kameron Schmid • November 11, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/TheFoodIssue for more food-related stories) We’ve almost reached the end of Munch Madness, and I feel changed. I laughed in Round 1, I cried in Round 2 and I gained 15 pounds...

Munch Madness — Final Round: You decide the ultimate campus eatery

Munch Madness — Final Round: You decide the ultimate campus eatery
State Hornet • November 11, 2017

(Go to StateHornet.com/TheFoodIssue for more food-related stories) Final Round: Vote for your favorite restaurants on campus in this bracket-styled tournament below. This last round ends Sunday, Nov....

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