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Student Activities, a Leadership Education and Development intern and volunteers have been selling autism awareness ribbons in memory of Scott Hawkins, the student killed Oct. 21 in his suite at the American River Courtyard residence hall.
Sacramento State has raised yet another fee this year: the graduation petition fee, which burdens students with the second-highest graduation application fee in the 23-campus California State University system.
In spite of the budget problems faced by Sacramento State, students, staff and faculty have organized efforts to help people in need throughout the Sacramento community this Thanksgiving.
So often we set aside the things that make us happy to please others. To some degree, people have to learn to be a little selfish.
Regardless of belief system, all people share the need for community. Everyone seeks a sense of belonging.
This holiday season, people from across the Sacramento area are gathering to help the homeless.
The Sacramento State football team started off the season slow, but the Hornets look to finish out the season on a positive note as they head into their final game, the Causeway Classic.
Sacramento State men's soccer team defeated Loyola Maramount in the first round of the NCAA tournament 2-1 on a golden goal by sophomore defender Bryan Baker in the 96th minute.
Kenneth Carson's family and friends have always admired him for his work ethic and kindness toward others. Now, he hopes to be the admiration of an entire nation.
The Sacramento State Women's Basketball team battled for a win against the UNLV Rebels in game regulation, but came up short in overtime losing 92-97 at the Hornets Nest Thursday.
The cast of Sacramento State's Theatre and Dance department has rigorously prepared to perform one of William Shakespeare's well-known comedies, "Twelfth Night."
Maria Winkler, professor in the art department at Sacramento State, utilizes her artwork to benefit others in society. Winkler's most recent exhibit, "Water and Ice," is being hosted in the University Union Gallery. The paintings in the exhibit are transcribed versions of photographs she has taken on her travels.
Beatnik Studio's gallery showing of 'Found in Manilla' that took place during this months Second Saturday art walk features photography from Sacramento State students in this semester's Senior Portfolio class.
Is atheistic and religious belief really that different? Nelly Hayatghaib asks students about their faith.
Sacramento State's Rotaract club held a 24-hour Teeter Totter event to raise money for the Mustard Seed School, an organization that provides education to homeless children.
Stargate Universe, which premiered Oct. 2 on Syfy channel, deviates from the established formula of the franchise. Instead of each episode containing its own adventure through a Stargate, Universe is more serialized. It has a story that continues from episode to episode, resolving minor plot points.
Making the decision to lose weight, when you have never cared how heavy you were before, is a big change to make.
Students thrive in Thailand as guest teachersDue to the success of student teachers over the past four years, five times the number of Sacramento State students will be accepted into the yearlong paid teaching program in Bangkok, Thailand, this upcoming year.
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Professor acknowledged for research in topology
This year's President's Award for Research and Creative Activity was awarded to Janusz R. Prajs, associate professor in the department of mathematics and statistics.
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