Study abroad – cheap or expensive?
September 19, 2016
For years, many Sacramento State students have thought that studying abroad anywhere in the world is only available to those who have a stable financial background. What they didn’t know is that Hornets studying abroad pay the same tuition and receive the same grants as they would here in the U.S...
How to conquer your wanderlust, even if you’re broke
September 2, 2015
Do you ever feel that you were born to travel?According to Elite Daily, "there are some people who never feel the urge to leave the house. They are content to stay in the city they were [born and raised in], the couch they sit on, and the 360 degrees that immediately surround them. Then there’s the re...
Men’s hoops life on the road
February 26, 2013
Whether it’s on the road by bus or flying 30,000 feet in the sky, the physical and mental aspects of traveling can often be compared to as a rollercoaster ride for many sports athletes. For the Sacramento State men’s basketball team, there is no exception. Having accumulated an estimated 16,934 miles on t...
Buzz of the Crowd: Hornets seek advantage with offensive coordinator
State Hornet Staff
October 2, 2012
Every team seeks an edge against the competition, be it through scouting, recruiting or special training regiments. Sacramento State is no exception to this rule.This week, the Hornets will travel to Southern Utah University for their second straight Big Sky Conference road game and no one knows the Thunderbird...
Women’s soccer is shutout in Northern Colorado
September 23, 2012
Although Sacramento State’s Women’s soccer team was hoping for a win, it was not enough to defeat Northern Colorado on its home field, losing 0-2. “We were playing hard, we were playing with a lot of heart, but our brains just seemed like we were turned off and our shape was bad,” said Sac S...
Volleyball takes a four-set loss to conference opponent Southern Utah
September 22, 2012
The Sacramento State women’s volleyball team suffered its third consecutive loss to a Big Sky conference opponent today when it traveled to Centrum Arena to take on Southern Utah. The Hornets now have a record of 5-8 overall and 1-3 in the Big Sky with the other conference losses coming from Portla...
Football redshirts wait for their time to play
State Hornet Staff
September 13, 2012
Wide receiver Kyle Roberts dresses for every Sacramento State football practice lifting weights, attending meetings and participating in every drill.But when the time comes to board the plane for an away game, he will stay back in Sacramento.That is the life of a redshirt freshman.Last season, Rober...
Buzz of the Crowd: What big wins mean for small college teams
State Hornet Staff
September 11, 2012
College football starts off the same way every season: Most big NCAA football programs play smaller schools and cruise to a commanding victory. Oregon State and the University of Colorado are no exceptions to this rule. During the past decade, the two teams have hosted schools with smaller football programs lik...
Men’s soccer defeats San Diego in overtime
State Hornet Staff
September 4, 2012
With a diving goal by Matt Linenberger less than two minutes into overtime, Sacramento State Men’s soccer team defeated the University of San Diego 2-1 on Friday at Hornet Field during the team’s home opener. With the majority of the game defined by 24 fouls and five yellow cards, the Hornets were the fi...
Matt Linenberger makes game-winning goal at home opener in overtime
September 1, 2012
Due to a diving goal by senior Matt Linenberger in overtime, the Sacramento State men’s soccer team defeated the University of San Diego 2-1 Friday at Hornet Field during the team’s home opener. The majority of the game was defined by penalties with 24 fouls and five yellow cards, but the Hornets were...
