The new initiative eliminates a barrier for former and current foster youth, ensuring they will be able to attend the ...

Students in a human resources management class teamed up to produce four comedic films examining leadership theories and emotional intelligence at the College of Business’s 14th annual Film Festival.

Chemistry Professor Kathie McReynolds sits down with “Beyond J” to discuss her research into agents capable of slowing the spread of deadly viruses, including how she makes sure to involve students.

The Carlsen Center and partners throughout the region have organized 20 events to promote economic development and ...

Students in Mya Dosch’s public art class are researching and writing about more than a dozen sculptures, murals and other campus art for a publicly available catalog that will feature information ...

The 6th International Conference on Genocide at Sacramento State is a call for a collective meditation and action on the myriad contemporary and historical realities of Genocide, and the possibilities ...

Leaders and academic scholars from around the world gathered to examine complex issues surrounding atrocities committed against humanity during the sixth International Conference on Genocide from Nov.

Community college students no longer must earn their associate’s degrees before entering Sac State. This spring, the University will offer lower-division students the opportunity to become Hornets.

The new facility is now officially open and will begin welcoming students for full-time classes in the spring.

The announcement made Nov. 8 at the state Capitol heralds an important initiative that will be a transformative step to advance Native-based education and create inclusive pathways for academic and ...

Rivas, a 2003 Sac State graduate, was elected to the State Assembly in 2018 and is among this year’s Distinguished Alumni ...

Nguyen, a star Sac State Criminal Justice graduate and a standout recruit for the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department, died in the line of duty in 2007 but lives on through nonprofit groups ...