Stingers up for science! The planetarium is one of the most visible parts of the new Tschannen Science Complex, which is expected to open later this year and become an important community asset that will serve more than 15,000 Sacramento State students, local students and other community members annually.

It's been so great seeing all of our new transfer students on campus these past few days, and transfer student orientation continues this week. Welcome to Sac State, new Hornets!📸 Sacramento State/Hrach Avetisyan

Happy fathers day to Hornet dads, dads of Hornets, and fathers everywhere!

In 1976, Nhia Khang arrived in the United States with little formal schooling and speaking no English, he and his relatives believed to be the first Hmong family to settle in Sacramento. In 1982, he came to Sacramento State as one of its first Hmong students, and three years later, he was the University's first Hmong graduate. Last week, Khang, a retired social worker, was honored at a gala sponsored by Project HMONG, a new Sac State program that supports a Hmong student population that has grown to more than 1,100.