In the News


Sac State Program Serves a Community in Need
October 3, 2011

Ethnic Studies Faculty Support One Book Scholarship Awards
June 2011

Ethnic Studies celebrates 40th anniversary
April 27, 2010

Local Latina women interviewed by Sac State University College Assistance Migrant Program freshman in Conversaciones partnership.
April 27, 2010

Sac State honored "With Distinction"
March 4, 2010

Former Sac State professor is "Local Hero"
May 6, 2009

Sac State announces teaching and service awards
April 27, 2009

President’s sister to speak on campus
March 9, 2009

Sacramento State hosts American Indian Symposium
February 20, 2009

University receives community engagement award
February 11, 2009

Principal honored for reading program
June 11, 2008

Faculty members open hearts and homes to children overseas
December 17, 2007

Post-genocide Rwanda’s successes and struggles
focus of University conference
 October 25, 2007

“Americana Indian” exhibit spotlights erroneous
perceptions of Native Americans
 September 26, 2007

Campus unveils new Tea Room and Garden
 June 5, 2007

Digital archive highlights Matsui’s efforts for WW II internees
 February 18, 2007

Study finds Asian Americans in Sacramento face high poverty rates
 May 23, 2006

Rumsey gift to Sacramento State to benefit Native American studies
 February 9, 2006

Value of clichés in language topic of Livingston Lecture
 September 28, 2005

Cameron Wedding helps students recognize biases
 April 20, 2005

Ethnic studies effort expands
 Nov. 8, 2003

Maya Soetoro Ng

Dr. Maya Soetoro Ng (sister of President
Barack Obama) speaks at a large gathering
at Sac State. The event was co-sponsored
by the Ethnic Studies Department.
Click here for story.

Frank Lapena

Sacramento State hosted a two-day American
Indian History Symposium with the theme,
“Guardians of Knowledge - Guardians of the Past.” Frank LaPena, emeritus Professor of Art, Ethnic Studies and former director of Native American Studies at Sacramento State, gave permission to use one of his paintings titled "The Guardians" for the symposium’s theme. Click here for story.