CSU Sacramento

Sacramento State students are sending a message to local government and advocating a halt on plastic bag usage on campus in order to promote a healthier, cleaner environment.

Cramming for tests, pulling all-nighters and worrying about failure are just some of the reasons college students at Sacramento State are on edge the last few weeks of the semester.

The California Fair Employment and Housing Act protects all employees from being harassed, discriminated and retaliated against, regardless of their occupation, race or gender.

Hope Awareness Respect Together is an organization that works to create an open environment for people who have ever been bullied. 

With finals around the corner, the Sacramento State Hornet Bookstore revs up for its annual Spring Festival and Sale tomorrow at 11 a.m.

Former Sacramento State Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Joe Sheley is in the process of becoming the permanent president of CSU Stanislaus.

If the California State University police union and the California State University administration cannot come to an agreement soon, CSU campuses throughout the state may see a reduced police force in ...

His hands full of heavy bags and food boxes from the Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services, graduate student Jacob Guinn expected to carry the provisions to an elderly gentleman’s car. ...

Sacramento State associate Professor Jordan Peters was arrested at the scene of an accident in Roseville April 30 on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence, accordin