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Sacramento State News
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More than 80 percent of recent Sacramento State graduates say their professors were enthusiastic and genuinely enjoyed teaching.
One in 26 Capital Region residents is a Sacramento State Alumnus.
Sacramento State was the site of the most successful U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials ever in 2000, and hosted the event again in 2004.
About 36 percent of our students volunteer each year. One-third of them devote at least 10 hours per week.
We have the largest cooperative education program in California.
Almost 700 new schoolteachers graduate from Sacramento State every year.
Sacramento State, in cooperation with UC Santa Barbara, has one of only 10 public history doctorate programs in the nation.
About 750 international students from 80 countries study at Sacramento State, while about 250 of our students study abroad in more than two dozen countries.
Our criminal justice program is the largest one west of the Mississippi.
The University's Aquatic Center at Lake Natoma boasts one of the top rowing venues in the country.
About 1,800 junior high school students take enrichment classes on campus each summer through Academic Talent Search.
For more information about public affairs, call (916) 278-6156 or e-mail infodesk@csus.edu. You can also visit our staff listing.