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PODCAST SPOTLIGHT: President Nelsen talks campus reopening, student fees, future commencements

PODCAST SPOTLIGHT: President Nelsen talks campus reopening, student fees, future commencements

Max Connor and Robbie Pierce September 29, 2020
Sacramento State President Robert Nelsen talks to State Hornet podcast editor Robbie Pierce and editor-in-chief Max Connor about when and how campus might reopen, the reasons student tuition and fees have not been reduced, the future of commencement ceremonies, when sports will return and more.
PODCAST: How coronavirus will affect the campus this fall

PODCAST: How coronavirus will affect the campus this fall

Madeleine Beck, Max Connor, and Robbie Pierce September 3, 2020

Welcome back! On this State Hornet podcast special, editors Robbie Pierce, Maddie Beck and Max Connor take you through key events over the summer and developments from the past week related to the state...

The inside of the Hornet Bookstore. Sac State is considering implementing Follet Access, a program that would give students access to course materials on the first day of class through tuition or course charges.

Sac State considering textbook program for immediate course material access

Victor Corral Martinez November 19, 2019

Sacramento State is considering the implementation of Follett Access, a service that would provide students with textbooks and course materials, primarily via e-books, on the first day of school by adding...

Chancellor Timothy White hosts an open panel with the Public at the Walter Pyramid on Thursday Jan. 21, 2016. White said that if the new governors budget proposal goes though there will not be a tuition increase for the CSU.

Budget proposal from new governor prevents tuition increases

Reanna Simmons February 11, 2019

California State University Chancellor Timothy White announced there will not be a tuition increase after seeing Gov. Gavin Newsom’s 2019-20 budget proposal during the State of the CSU address January...

The California State University has announced it will not raise tuition for the 2018-2019 academic year.

BREAKING: CSU will not raise tuition for 2018-2019 year

Barbara Harvey, editor-in-chief April 20, 2018

After months of uncertainty, The California State University announced Friday that it will not raise tuition for the 2018-2019 academic year. “Chancellor Timothy P. White has determined that it is...

CSU conference at Sac State highlights housing, food insecurity

CSU conference at Sac State highlights housing, food insecurity

Kelly Kiernan and Vincent Moleski February 9, 2018

Sacramento State hosted the California State University Basic Needs Initiative Conference on Wednesday and Thursday, bringing faculty, administration and students together from all over the system...

Sacramento State President Robert Nelsen and Associated Students, Inc. President Mia Kagianas answer questions during the tuition forum Thursday.

President Nelsen at tuition forum: ‘You pay for what you get’

Dayla Cook, news editor February 8, 2018

Questions about Sacramento State President Robert Nelsen’s salary and pay raise dominated the conversation at the Associated Students, Inc. tuition forum on Thursday. After The State Hornet reported...

ASI President Mia Kagianas delivers an address on Jan. 18 in the University Union. Kagianas wants to get more students involved in efforts to stop
a potential tuition increase.

ASI President calls for student activism in response to potential tuition hike

Dayla Cook, news editor February 7, 2018

[su_youtube url="https://youtu.be/gb_8vEoA7hE"] As students face a potential tuition increase, Associated Students, Inc. will hold an open forum in the University Union’s Hinde Auditorium on Feb....

A $170.9 million funding gap between California Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed 2018-2019 budget and the California State University Board of Trustees’ budget may lead to more prospective students being turned away, not enough staff and a $228 increase in tuition per semester.

Governor’s budget proposal may lead to $228 tuition increase for CSU students

Thomas Frey, news editor January 10, 2018

Updated on Jan. 19 at 12:53 p.m. A $170.9 million funding gap between California Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed 2018-2019 budget and the California State University Board of Trustees’ budget may lead...

California Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, D-Paramount, speaks against a tuition increase that was approved by the California State University Board of Trustees in Long Beach on March 22. (Screengrab courtesy of the California State University)

CSU board votes to raise tuition amid student protests

John Ferrannini March 22, 2017

The first tuition increase in six years was approved by the California State University Board of Trustees after a vote in Long Beach on Wednesday amid student protests inside and outside the meeting. The...

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