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 ...

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 ...

The Native American College is the first of its kind on a California State University Campus and will be housed at Sacramento State. Students will submit applications to Cal State Apply. After ...

Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) will rally almost every nation in the world to empower entrepreneurs and encourage citizens to become starters - finding new and better ways of doing things for the ...

During Global Entrepreneurship Week 2024, presented by Western Health Advantage, we are thriilled to bring you a discussion with an internationally recognized leader in AI, Sadie St. Lawrence. She is ...

Sacramento State Antiracism and Inclusive Campus Plan Implementation Advisory Council (AICP Advisory Council) is a committee of the University, established by the President. The AICP-AC will be a ...

In the Spring of 2021, the Sacramento State community developed an Antiracism and Inclusive Campus plan. This plan contained recommendations for becoming an Antiracism and Inclusive Campus. The ...

The Antiracism and Inclusive Campus Plan (AICP) was created through the collaborative efforts of nearly 80 students, faculty, and staff during the 2020-21 academic year. The plan outlines actionable ...

In a typical classroom at Sacramento State, the words “poop,” “diaper,” “bathroom” and other potty language are seldom heard. But this is not a typical classroom. “Promoting Rich Accessible Language ...