Spring Break
Sacramento State will host a diverse group of speakers this spring as part of a series of forums organized by Sac State's Renaissance Society, a campus learning organization for senior citizens. (0) comments
Sacramento State students were encouraged to broaden their skills and obtain a unique life experience today at the New Zealand study abroad panel hosted by the Office of Global Education.
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Most students are unaware of the controversies behind the business dealings of the Pentagon and United States Air Force.
The opening anecdote for Andrew G. Pasztor's talk on imposing ethics in government hoped to clarify the issue for students.
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With fiscal projections calling for cuts across the board, the Faculty Senate gathered today to discuss the budget and the measures that will be necessary to make dollars stretch.
The budget proposed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger this January, the source of funding reductions at Sacramento State, could cause a 7 percent cut to all departments. A 10 percent fee increase to students is also likely.
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The Definitions and Perceptions of Blackness forum hosted today by the Graduate Education Student Association sought to help students resolve questions about cultural identity and address the many aspects of "blackness" that pervade society. (0) comments
A motorcycle ran into a car on College Town Drive east of State University Drive South just before 2 p.m. today.
Traffic was backed up on College Town Drive when two motorists in the east bound lanes stopped to let a silver Isuzu Rodeo turn left into the parking lot for 7700 College Town Drive, said Sacramento Police Department Officer T.J. Barnes.
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Sacramento State wants our campus to be your student's campus, President Alexander Gonzalez told parishioners at the morning service at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church on Sunday. (2) comments
There is a new and growing trend in this year's Annual Student Awards Show: modern art with electronic components including sound, video and music as a means of expression. Featuring artwork ranging from photography to sculpture, the awards show is now in progress at Sacramento State in the Robert Else Gallery in Kadema Hall. (0) comments
Budgets cuts and poor planning led to the discontinuation of the Men's Program and the move of Jessica Heskin, advocate and educator of Violence and Sexual Assault Support Services, to a new office location at the Student Health Center. (1) comment
It may be Financial Aid Awareness month, but the largest student lender for private and federal loans, Sallie Mae, recently pulled out of the subprime loaning market. (0) comments
Sacramento State may be forced to spend a minimum amount on education based on past spending due to a new legislation that is being considered by the U.S. Congress. (0) comments
The College of Education sought to prepare Sacramento State students interested in becoming future educators at its open house. (0) comments
Sac State students were presented with endless job opportunities at the Spring Career Fair today in the University Union Ballroom. (0) comments
To encourage students to run for office and vote in the spring 2008 Associated Students Inc. election, three Sacramento State students put their creativity to work.
Karlos Santos-Coy, Tiffany Dreyer and Tom Carroll won the Election Campaign Contest held by ASI for their design aimed to get students involved in student government.
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Sacramento State President Alexander Gonzalez encouraged families and students to enroll in the California State University system while speaking at the morning service at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church today. (0) comments
A select group of Sacramento State students will compete for prizes, awards and recognition for their art at the Annual Student Awards Show this month.
The awards show, which opened Monday and runs through Feb. 28, will be on display at the Robert Else Gallery in Kadema Hall. The student submissions will be judged by a panel of art experts. Prizes include a voucher donated by University Art worth several hundred dollars.
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