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President's Spring Address on Jan. 21 to focus on key issues during a challenging time
President Robert S. Nelsen, reflecting on an unprecedented era for the University amid societal tension and change, will share his vision for advancing Sac State's mission, while spotlighting its significant accomplishments.
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Sac State among colleges chosen for statewide program putting students into community service
About 250 Hornets will receive money next academic year from a state grant to help pay for college in exchange for community service work, part of the new CaliforniansForAll College Corps program.
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Sac State to host conference addressing political, social, and educational issues facing Black students
The annual Afrikan Black Coalition conference is expected to draw as many as 1,000 participants for an event aimed at building community and improving the quality of Black lives on and off campus.
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Path leading to where monkeys roam was set early for Sac State Anthropology professor
Clara Scarry roams the forests of Argentina to study the behaviors of capuchin monkeys. Now she is bringing students into the fold.
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Spring semester will begin with mostly virtual classes due to COVID-19 surge
President Nelsen announced that the first two weeks of the semester will be online while reaffirming the University's commitment to a robust return to in-person classes on Feb. 7.
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