The Blood Source and Associated Students Inc. organized a blood drive to draw blood from students and faculty of Sacramento State today. (0) comments
Several students took home awards for their artwork and essays on Friday evening during the reception for the Annual Student Awards Show. (0) comments
Sacramento State's Renaissance Society, a campus learning organization for senior citizens, will hold a series of forums that cover a large array of topics. (0) 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
In response to recent tragedies, Sacramento State has begun updating its emergency response system that officials say will allow for more effective communication on campus.
Sac State's University Police Sgt. Kelly Clark and Vice President of Information, Resources and Technology Vince Gilbert said the campus is currently implementing a mass notification emergency response system. Clark said the first stage of the system should be completed by Saturday.
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Two students plan event to pay tribute to Negro League Baseball of the '40s. (0) comments
Sacramento State officials have called for deans of the university's colleges to reduce their spending in response to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposed state budget cuts. (0) comments
Anna Hauser, the 76-year-old woman who later died after collapsing in the University Union, showed others that no one is too old to learn. (0) comments
It was the summer of 1968, a time of political and social unrest.
War was raging in Vietnam and Martin Luther King, Jr. had just been assassinated.
It was this summer that Sacramento State professor Stan Oden said shaped his outlook on the world and raised his "political consciousness" for the rest of his life.
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After growing up in a family on welfare, Sacramento State junior Brittney Henry hopes to promote education among low-income families as Miss Sacramento County 2008. Henry, 20, competed against 14 other women before being crowned Miss Sacramento County 2008 on Feb. 2 in the annual competition. She won a $2,500 scholarship at Sac State that will pay for her senior year. (0) comments
An illustrated summary of a key discussion from the Feb. 20 ASI board meeting. (0) comments
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 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
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
While Sacramento State students can pursue their education on campus, many were encouraged to develop their skills by studying abroad. (0) comments
Students eagerly walked around from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Feb. 20 to collect contact cards and shake hands with future employers in the University Union Ballroom for the Spring Career Fair. (0) comments
In a fight to better the environment in Sacramento, this spring break, cleanup and restoration projects will be offered on a volunteer basis for Sac State students.
The Community Engagement Center at Sac State is partnering up with the Sac Tree Foundation, Habitat for Humanity, and American River Parkway Foundation to engage students in the Alternative Spring Break Program which plans to help the homeless, clean the American river and restore trees.
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The College of Education sought to prepare Sacramento State students interested in becoming future educators at its open house. (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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Sac State students were presented with endless job opportunities at the Spring Career Fair today in the University Union Ballroom. (0) comments
The Oakland Larks beat the San Francisco Sea Lions 12-4 at Sacramento's McAuliffe Field today in a tribute game organized by Sacramento State students to honor Negro League Baseball. (1) comment
Laptop Loan Program
Internet accessible laptops will be available to all registered Sacramento State undergraduate and graduate students in good academic standing for check out beginning Monday.
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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 Men's Basketball Assistant Coach Tarvish Felton pled no contest to driving under the influence today in Sacramento County Superior Court.
Felton was charged with a misdemeanor for driving with a 0.12 blood alcohol concentration level.
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Love Your Body Week kicked off Tuesday with the Mind and Body Fair in the Library Quad. (0) comments
