Spring Break
Twenty-one Sacramento State students began campaigning for positions on the Associated Students Inc. board of directors on Monday at midnight. (0) comments
Health Center organizers hosted the Wellness Fair today, where students were given tips and informational pamphlets on how to live a healthy lifestyle. (1) comment
The Center for Collaborative Policy at Sacramento State introduced a 40-page research report at the Faculty Senate today analyzing the problems between the senate and the president's office. (0) comments
On Wednesday, Sacramento State's Cambodian Student Association hosted the second annual Khmer: Culture Show to a diverse crowd of students and faculty. (0) comments
California State University Chancellor Charles Reed told legislators Wednesday that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposed budget cuts to the CSU system will have a negative impact on California's economy.
For every $1 invested in the CSU system the state sees a $4.20 return to California's economy, Reed said, speaking before the Assembly Budget Subcommittee on Education Finance.
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Health care issues were the focus today at the State Capitol during a face to face dialogue between state leaders and high school students from all over California. (0) comments
Spring break is usually a time for Sacramento State students to study, rest or have fun. However, some Sac State students chose to volunteer their vacation time with Alternative Break this week. (0) comments
California State University plumbers, electricians, maintenance mechanics and painters are asking the state legislature to address a skilled trades employees staffing crisis in the university system. (1) comment
Any eligible Sac State student can apply for the ASI scholarship and three $1,000 memorial scholarships that honor Sac State students who died during involvement with ASI.
ASI will accept applications until 5 p.m. Friday.
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Associated Students Inc. brought clubs and organizations together to inform students about national political issues, including foreign and fiscal policies, and allowed them to voice their opinions on presidential candidates in the midst of an election year. (0) comments
An online gossip website found to be malicious and cruel after it reached college campuses is being investigated at the request of a Newark lawmaker. (0) comments
A summary of today's ASI student government board meeting. (0) comments
After working at Sacramento State since 2001 and being involved with numerous campus projects, the executive director of University Enterprises Inc. will leave the university to pursue a position in New Jersey. (0) comments
A small group of students and staff gathered Wednesday to tackle one of the difficult topics facing Sacramento State campus leaders: race and gender issues in student leadership. (0) comments
Complimentary red apples, ripe bananas and oranges were given to anyone who walked by the table piled high with fruit in the Library Quad on March 26.
The fruit was courtesy of The Nutrition Jamboree, sponsored by the Sacramento State Food and Nutrition Dietetics Club, which aimed to educate students about healthy eating.
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Metropolitan State University narrowed down its search for a new president from five candidates to three finalists.
Sacramento State's Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Joseph Sheley was among the finalists.
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