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Sacramento State hosts the 6th International Conference on Genocide

Skylar Findlay, Jonathan Santiago, and Emilie Jocson • December 6, 2024

In this video, we gathered interviews and footage from the 6th International Conference on Genocide held at Sacramento State. Leaders and guest speakers traveled internationally to share their experiences during the three-day event which included various panels displaying tragedies, reflections, prevention and unity.

President Luke Wood announces launch of Sac State’s Native American College

Aliza Imran, Sharmarke Holif, and Jonathan Santiago • November 26, 2024

Luke Wood announces the beginning of the new Native American College in fall 2025.

Sac State Says: Student reactions to the 2024 election results

Nancy Rodriguez Bonilla and Jonathan Santiago • November 14, 2024

Amidst a deeply divided political scene, Donald Trump won the presidential race last week with 312 electoral votes and the popular vote. Sac State students shared their hopes and concerns in response to the news.

Quadcast Ep. 1: What is the most dangerous animal you think you could fight?

Evan Patocka, Daniel Gonzales, Jonathan Santiago, Skylar Findlay, James Fife, and Aliza Imran • November 6, 2024

Evan Patocka and Daniel Gonzales ask Sac State students about the most dangerous animal they could take on.

The State Hornet Broadcast: Multi-use stadium, fee increase, La Bienvenida and sports updates

Kai Arellano, Evan Patocka, Skylar Findlay, Sharmarke Holif, and Jonathan Santiago • October 31, 2024

Welcome to The State Hornet Broadcast. Multimedia staffers Sharmarke Holif and Skylar Findlay share news that happened at Sac State. We’ll also be joined by podcast editor Evan Patocka and visuals staffer...

Sac State Says: Students frustrated over new fee increases

Jada Trowel and Sharmarke Holif • October 4, 2024

Sac State students shared just how much of an impact the student fee increase has to their personal and academic livelihood, and mention ways it could positively impact the rehabilitation of campus amenities.

Where to eat on a student budget?: Low-cost options around Sac State

Jessica Shona-Stewart • May 13, 2024

Eating out as a college student shouldn’t have to be expensive. Students share their favorite affordable eats near and on campus and what they order.

The State Hornet Broadcast: Fatal shooting and carjacking, TPUSA protest and sports

Jenn Galinato, Sharmarke Holif, Evan Patocka, and Jonathan Santiago • May 9, 2024

A fatal shooting and carjacking, new ASI government and sports coverage on baseball and tennis.

Sac State Says: The ‘Becoming’ campus murals are more than just paintings

Donny Ghani and Ismael Martinez Castillo • May 8, 2024

In honor of Sacramento State’s “Becoming” murals being revealed on April 10, students discussed the significance of the university’s plan to become a more diverse, inclusive and anti-racist oriented campus.

Divest, Defend, Declare: Sac State community comes together at pro-Palestine encampment

Mercy Sosa, Editor-in-Chief • April 30, 2024

Pro-Palestine encampment, a form of protest occurring at universities worldwide, commenced at Sacramento State’s Library Quad on Monday.

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