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Using pandemic-related funds, Sacramento State adds and improves outdoor seating and event spaces
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Research project uplifts Sac State student voices and drives University change
September 22, 2023 The responses to Communication Studies Lecturer Donna Knifong’s “Listening to Students” surveys have helped administrators understand why students drop out, and how to bring them back.
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Shamona Thompson Ross, who went from high school dropout to top Sac State student, receives CSU’s highest honor
September 11, 2023 Master’s student who enrolled at the University after navigating homelessness, single motherhood, and a cancer diagnosis is among the winners of the 2023 Trustees Award for Outstanding Achievement.
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Growing excitement, attendance at Hornet Stadium reflects Sac State’s football success
September 07, 2023 A championship-level team, strong marching band, award-winning cheerleaders and dancers, good food and beverage scene, avid tailgate partiers, and post-game fireworks give fans multiple reasons to increasingly pack the stands.
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Using pandemic-related funds, Sacramento State adds and improves outdoor seating and event spaces
August 30, 2023 Several new and renovated spaces on campus will provide more outdoor seating, improved space for events and will help future-proof the campus for any virus-related health emergencies.
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Sacramento State officially welcomes new students into the Hornet Family during inaugural Convocation
August 25, 2023 Two ceremonies, held in the University Union Ballroom, each drew 1,000 attendees, including family and supporters as well as newly admitted first-year, transfer, and graduate students.
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New year at Sac State kicks off as more than 1,300 first-year students move into residence halls
August 24, 2023 The University’s North Village was buzzing with activity on Aug. 23 as new Hornets, many with help from their parents and other family members, unpacked their belongings and checked into their rooms.
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Sac State study will gauge whether exercise can improve the lives of Parkinson’s patients
August 18, 2023 People diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease are participating in a pilot study led by two Kinesiology professors to determine whether exercise can help slow symptoms.
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Homeless Connect event at Sac State provides hundreds a respite from the streets and access to resources
August 15, 2023 Folsom Hall at Sac State on Saturday became a haven for unhoused people, where representatives of agencies and organizations that offer critical services connected with people who live in tents and on the streets.
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