Coyote Visits Sacramento State
Sacramento State had a wild visitor on Thursday, Nov. 1, a coyote who wandered in from the American River Parkway and checked out surprised students enjoying a warm day on the Quad. Biology Professor Ronald Coleman said coyotes are not uncommon in the area but generally remain in the habitat along the American River. Expressing a certain delight at the coyote’s bold foray onto campus, Coleman also said that though they are generally harmless to humans, they should not be approached or cornered. He also cautioned the campus community to refrain from feeding the animals. Sac State is familiar with wildlife, over the years playing host to mountain lions, turkeys, skunks, rattlesnakes, and a healthy population of squirrels.
Feria de Educaciôn
This year's Feria de Educacion brought thousands of Latinx prospective college students and their families onto campus to learn more about applying for college. Thanks to everyone who attended and made this year's Feria such a success!
Sac State Mural: Meet the Artists
The Sacramento Mural at Sac State was the signature mural for the 2018 Wide Open Walls festival (Aug. 9-19), and it's destined to be a campus landmark and selfie backdrop capturing the creativity of the University and the region. Meet some of the artists in this video by Rob Neep, and learn more about the creation of a new Sac State point of pride at http://bit.ly/2vKkbrC. #StingersUp #MakingItHappenAtSacState
Public Affairs Downtown Grand Opening
California's capital university ... now just a few blocks away from California's State Capitol. This morning, we celebrated the opening of Sacramento State-Downtown, which cements the University's position as a vital partner in the capital region and, as President Nelsen said in his fall address last week, Sacramento's "anchor university." For more, visit http://bit.ly/SacStateDowntownStory. Stingers up!
MOVE IN DAY 2018
Stingers up to all of the new Hornets moving onto campus! We're so excited to see you! Welcome to the Hornet Family!

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Sacramento State
9h ago on Facebook
Campus Update: A number of students have asked about the status of internships during the suspension of classes. Here is clarifying language from our FAQs:Student interns or those with regulated clinical placements who are working for/at off-campus organizations, such as hospital, clinics, justice agencies, or public schools should report to their placements on Monday, Nov. 19, if those organizations are open for business. Please contact your preceptor, advisor/professor, or department chair if you have questions or concerns. Students with clinical placement hours regulated by external agencies will need to make arrangements with their department to make up hours as required.For the full FAQs on the campus closure and suspension of classes: https://www.csus.edu/sacstatenews/campusupdate/
Sacramento State
12h ago on Facebook
Due to poor air quality, today’s Causeway Classic football game has been moved from UC Davis to Mackay Stadium in Reno. Kickoff is at noon.Here are ways to follow along. For in-game updates, follow @SacHornetsFB on Twitter.After a tough week, let’s finish with a great game!! #StingersUpCAUSEWAY GAMEDAY! 📍 Reno, Nev. (Mackay Stadium) ⏰ 12 pm 📻 @ESPN1320 📺 @ElevenSportsUSA 💻 @PlutoTV // http://watchbigsky.com 📊 http://statb.us/b/221634 🎟 All @sacstate students free with valid ID $5 donation to @RedCross for general admission #StingersUp
Sacramento State
1d ago on Facebook
Campus Alert: President Robert S. Nelsen has sent the following message to the Sacramento State community concerning the campus closure due to poor air quality:As you know, due to the poor air quality, many of our students have lost a week of instruction. To allow faculty to re-engineer their courses so that they can provide an excellent education for the final two weeks of the semester, all classes will be suspended until Monday, Nov. 26. The University will be closed on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 17 and Nov. 18, but is scheduled to reopen on Monday, Nov. 19, for normal operations. We will continue to monitor the air quality over the weekend, and as conditions evolve, we will evaluate and communicate with campus about any potential changes or closures.For students: There will be no classes or assignments due or assigned until Monday, Nov. 26. Contact your faculty if you have questions about specific coursework. Students employed on campus should plan to report for their regular shifts starting Monday, Nov. 19. Students scheduled to work the week of Nov. 19 should contact their supervisors if they wish to change their schedule.For faculty: There will be no classes or assignments until Monday, Nov. 26. Faculty may not assign work or require students to submit assignments during the suspension. We encourage faculty to use this time to adjust their coursework and prepare for the final two weeks of class. If campus is open as scheduled on Monday, Nov. 19, faculty may resume their non-teaching duties.For staff and administrators: Campus will be open on Monday, Nov. 19, unless otherwise notified, and employees will be expected to report to work as scheduled. Buildings and offices will be open.This decision was difficult, to say the least, but after considering input from the deans, we felt that it was the best decision for our campus community at this time. We know that the uncertainty has been challenging for faculty, staff, and students, and we hope that the ongoing suspension of classes will allow the faculty time to organize and prepare for the end of the semester. We ask that everyone be as flexible as possible as we recover from the closure, and the region from the effects of the Camp Fire. We all must act with patience and a generosity of spirit as we navigate reopening. Please continue to check the FAQs (https://www.csus.edu/sacstatenews/campusupdate/) for additional details.
Sacramento State
1d ago on Facebook
Campus Alert: The Sacramento State campus will remain closed through Sunday, Nov. 18. The campus will reopen Monday, Nov. 19, unless otherwise notified, but all classes will be suspended until Monday, Nov. 26. More information will follow.
Sacramento State
1d ago on Facebook
The 65th Causeway Classic has been moved to Reno, Nev., and will be held at Mackay Stadium. Kick off will remain at 12 p.m. More details will follow.