Sacramento State’s Jamie Donkin recently won an outstanding research award and will compete against California State University winners May 4 and 5 at CSU Long Beach.
Students in Sacramento State’s MESA Center have been awarded both the 2012 grand prize and the second-place award for California in the Microsoft Blink Web Design Competition.
Students at Sacramento State will take rides on a hand-built, 32-foot seesaw May 9-10 to buy 500 non-destructible soccer balls for children who are victims of poverty, war or natural disaster.
Nine people from diverse backgrounds reveal One Amazing Thing about their lives in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s novel, the 2012-13 selection for Sacramento State’s One Book program.
Louis Downs, Counselor Education, was awarded his third Fulbright Fellowship.
In a little more than a week, Jeffrey Jordan will graduate from Sacramento State. After that, he’s poised for takeoff.
Sacramento State’s Model United Nations delegation has become a juggernaut over the past few decades.
The Graduate Association of Students in Sacramento State’s Department of Public Policy and Administration will hold its Master’s Thesis Symposium at the State Capitol, Assembly Room 126, from 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday, May 10.
They’re young, and they’re dedicated. String Project musicians will present their annual free spring concert Monday, May 14, at 7 p.m. in Sacramento State’s Music Recital Hall.
For 37 years, Theatre and Dance Professor Manuel Pickett has directed stage productions at Sacramento State that speak to the Hispanic heritage, advance messages of activism and political involvement, and focus on the education of the student-actors. Now Pickett is retiring, raising the curtain on a new act in his life.
Playbills, programs, letters and posters associated with the history of British theatre dating back to the 18th century will be displayed through Aug. 17 in the University Library’s Department of Special Collections and University Archives.
Seven graduate students from Sacramento State’s Public Policy and Administration (PPA) Department not only presented their theses recently but, for the first time in the program’s history, they got to do it in the California State Capitol.
The time has come for another class of Sacramento State students to begin new chapters in their lives with the Spring 2012 Commencement, May 18-19 at Power Balance Pavilion.
A new chapter began for about 3,920 Sacramento State students, and a former California State Supreme Court associate justice was honored during Spring Commencement ceremonies at Power Balance Pavilion on Friday and Saturday, May 18-19.
Ed Mills, Sacramento State’s associate vice president for Student Affairs, Enrollment and Student Support, is making a difference for students, and they’re the first to agree.
Sacramento State’s College of Continuing Education (CCE) has been designated as an American Heart Association (AHA) Authorized Training Center. The AHA serves as the gold standard in life support training in the allied health care field.
A 5-foot “Ticking Kitchen Witch” is just one of the more intriguing pieces you’ll find at Sacramento State’s free, annual Art Alumni Show, June 4-29 in Kadema Hall’s Else Gallery.
Here’s a look at hours and closures at key campus facilities during Memorial Day weekend.
Business Professor Seung Bach is a very busy man. He teaches a full load of classes and directs Sacramento State’s Center for Entrepreneurship, an independent entity under the auspices of the College of Business Administration (CBA).
Here’s a quick look at how Hornet athletics teams fared this past weekend.
Sacramento State’s Creative Services team, a unit of the Academic Affairs Academic Technology and Creative Services Division, has been recognized statewide and internationally for its work this year.