New legislation currently in its early stages could allow the California State University system to offer students a doctor of nursing practice degree in hopes of putting an end to California's nursing crisis. (0) comments
Students can now know all state workers' salaries, including faculty, administration and staff with just one click, thanks to the Sacramento Bee's database. (5) comments
Faculty members voiced their concerns about the impact of state budget cuts on professor workloads and class sizes today.
The effectiveness of The Alliance For The CSU, a coalition of students, faculty and other members of the community, was also a key topic at today's town hall meeting, which was organized by the California Faculty Association.
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Sacramento State President Alexander Gonzalez announced his acceptance of a proposal that would reduce the university's budget by 3.4 percent. (0) comments
A summary of today's ASI student government board meeting. (0) comments
With a six percent voter turnout, the Associated Students Inc. directors for the 2008-09 school year were announced April 30 following a month of campaigning. (0) comments
Members of fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon were excited to participate in this year's Greek Week after being suspended from campus for the 2006-07 school year, celebrating their return with a second place win. (4) comments
The Faculty Senate decided today to approve the recommendations made by the Center for Collaborative Policy in effort to resolve campus governance issues. The motion to move forward passed by a vote of 33-11. (0) comments
Silver jewelry, hand-woven rugs, beaded baskets, a drum and an acrylic on canvas painting are just a few of the items on display at the Sacramento State anthropology museum. (0) comments
This Saturday, the Sac State Striders, a group of students, staff and faculty, will walk together to raise funds for breast cancer research at the annual Susan G. Komen Race/Walk for the Cure at Cal Expo. (0) comments
Police and paramedics were called to campus this afternoon to attend to collision between a skateboarder and a pedestrian. (6) comments
A summary of today's ASI student government board meeting. (0) comments
Sacramento State's Institute for Social Research conducted its annual survey this year in which it found that 85 percent of Sacramento-area and local residents are satisfied with the general environment. (0) comments
Associated Students Inc. held its spring address in the Library Quad this year in hopes of drawing more students to the event. As a result, the student body government's president said the turnout was more favorable than that of recent years. (7) comments
Sacramento Regional Transit District representatives were on campus today to present the new transit master plan, a plan that which officials said will help ease traffic congestions caused by Sacramento's growth growing population. (0) comments
Associated Students Inc. President Christina Romero highlighted successes of the past semester, but stressed that ASI needs to increase student interest during her State of the Students address today. (3) comments
Seven Sacramento State athletic programs will be penalized according to a Academic Progress Rate report recently released by the NCAA.
The number of different programs penalized was the most of any Division I school in the country, resulting in scholarship reductions in the respective programs.
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Construction of a bus depot and modular classrooms for ROTC was halted today by Ron Richardson, associate vice president of facilities.
Richardson said the build plan was abandoned due to pressure from art students and faculty.
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