Spring Break
Sacramento State held this year's Sculpture Invitational Saturday afternoon in Mariposa Hall to celebrate and commemorate award-winning artists, faculty and students from regional community colleges and high schools. (0) comments
State Hornet reporter Amber Wertman went to local wineries to find out more about wine and try some of the wines they offered. Here's what she found (0) comments
On Monday, the fourth annual Fall Ethics Symposium titled 'The Ethics of Food' had lectures discussing genetically modified organisms, affects of food on the community, healthiness of food and how animals relate to food. (0) comments
Answers to questions like what percentage of women fake an orgasm, and why does it take a woman so long to have an orgasm when a man can have one in two minutes or less were answered at the "Where's my Orgasm?" educational workshop in the Hinde Auditorium in the University Union Thursday afternoon. (0) comments
The importance of sleep has fallen to the bottom of the priority list for many Sacramento State students because of unmanageable workloads they create for themselves. Because of these unrealistic schedules, sleep deprivation becomes an epidemic. (0) comments
The excitement and challenge of following one foot after another on rocks or a tight rope is possible at Sacramento State. Peak Adventures is opening the Challenge Center on Thursday from 4 to 7 p.m. Sac State students and the public are welcome to explore the different challenges available at the center. (0) comments
Communication is vital in maintaining a healthy relationship. It is what holds every relationship together and, without it, a person's relationships with his or her friends, family members, significant other and co-workers could go sour. (1) comment
During an August Blood Source blood drive, the Nu Alpha Kappa fraternity at Sacramento State donated more than 150 hours to Univision, a Spanish-language television station. For its hard work, the fraternity was awarded the Hornets in the Community Award. (0) comments
Salsa dancing looks simple, but the swaying of the hips and kicking of heels is more complicated than most imagine. Luckily, Sacramento State's Salsa Loca club is here to help straighten out the kinks and ease those interested into the fast-paced and fun world of Latin dance. (0) comments