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The Israeli–Palestinian conflict, which began in the mid-20th century, is one of the world's most enduring conflicts.
Palestinian young people share their experiences from the ongoing conflict
A group of students walks near the American River bike trail. They later broke off into groups of two or three to better search for trash.
Sac State’s VS PINK Team leads Earth Day campus clean-up
The blue emergency buttons around campus help keep students safe during all hours of the day.
Students have some safety concerns at Sacramento State
Parkling Lot 2A, an unpaved parking lot at the northern end of the campus, was never intended to be a permanent parking facility.
Could Sacramento State’s heavily used Temporary Parking Lot 2A ever be renovated?
Sacramento State's president, Robert Nelsen, has spent more than four decades in higher education, including the last eight years as SSU president. He will retire at the end of the academic year and move back to southern Texas to work on immigration reform. He recently spoke to a class of journalism undergraduates about his journey.
Pres. Nelsen reflects on his more than four decades in higher education
Kathy Kasic, Sacramento State associate professor of film, spent six weeks in Antarctica capturing footage of a scientific research project for her documentary film, "The Lake at the Bottom of the World."
After enduring harsh conditions in Antarctica, professor produces compelling documentary
Karolyna Gonzalez says a successful residential adviser needs to be outgoing, bold and firm.
From dorm room drama to standout RA
Melissa Ventura, a third-year student at Sac State who commutes two days a week from the Bay Area, says she does miss out on some of the traditional college experiences of living on or near campus.
The joys and challenges of commuting to Sac State
Many international students at Sac State relax and socialize at the Global Lounge on campus.
From culture shock to creative freedom
Former CSUS student Geoff Sakala is joined by friends and family at the opening of The Studio, his business in Roseville.
Hearing from former Hornets
Geoff Wigington, Otto Wood, Insider staff writer Rosienelly Salguero and Awsten Knight during the pre-concert meet-and-greet.
CONCERT REVIEW: Waterparks put on an amazing show
An Elephant Sitting Still
FILM REVIEW: ‘An Elephant Sitting Still’
Grassy area by Shasta Hall
REVIEW: Study spots on campus
Thousands of fans gathered last weekend for Country in the Park at Cal Expo.
CONCERT REVIEW: Country fans saddled up for Country in the Park
"I Love You, I'm Trying," by grandson
MUSIC REVIEW: “I Love You, I’m Trying,” by grandson
The Sacramento River Cats, who were purchased by Kings owner Vivek Ranadivé last August, are a fun part of the professional sports mix for fans in the region.
‘There’s good juju in Sacramento’
Lois Mattice, center, is surrounded by Sac State beach volleyball coaches and athletes.
Hornet trailblazer to leave town
The Sacramento State Varsity Eight boat has helped the Hornets get off to a fast start during the spring intercollegiate rowing season. The Hornets defeated Humboldt State and Kansas State to win the Hornet Invitational in mid-April.
Australian happy to be a Hornet
Nathan Keel and Audrey Reposa are both enjoying their opportunities to train and compete on the Sacramento State club rowing teams.
Rowing club keeps many students on the water
Sac State president Rober Nelsen and men's rugby coach Steve Seifert hold the California Cup after the Hornets defeated Fresno State 42-27.
Sac State men’s rugby ranked No. 1 in the nation
COMMENTARY: Suppression of expression on college campuses can be a problem
COMMENTARY: Suppression of expression on college campuses can be a problem
SLIDESHOW: Foodieland's culinary choices were a delight
SLIDESHOW: Foodieland’s culinary choices were a delight
SLIDESHOW: Spring's in the air at Sacramento State
SLIDESHOW: Spring’s in the air at Sacramento State
A video pictorial story by staff writer Toby Momtaz.
VIDEO: Nisenan — A short pictorial story
Nancy Gomez and her friends take a rest near the finish line after completing the 5K.
SLIDESHOW: 15th Annual Sac State Fun Run
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The Israeli–Palestinian conflict, which began in the mid-20th century, is one of the world's most enduring conflicts.
Palestinian young people share their experiences from the ongoing conflict
Donny Ghani, Staff Writer • May 7, 2023
A group of students walks near the American River bike trail. They later broke off into groups of two or three to better search for trash.
Sac State's VS PINK Team leads Earth Day campus clean-up
Jacie Carmichael, Staff Writer • May 3, 2023
The blue emergency buttons around campus help keep students safe during all hours of the day.
Students have some safety concerns at Sacramento State
Ella Ivanov, Staff Writer • April 25, 2023
Parkling Lot 2A, an unpaved parking lot at the northern end of the campus, was never intended to be a permanent parking facility.
Could Sacramento State’s heavily used Temporary Parking Lot 2A ever be renovated?
Toby Momtaz, Staff Writer • April 24, 2023
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Arts & Entertainment
Geoff Wigington, Otto Wood, Insider staff writer Rosienelly Salguero and Awsten Knight during the pre-concert meet-and-greet.
CONCERT REVIEW: Waterparks put on an amazing show
Rosienelly Salguero, Staff Writer • May 15, 2023
An Elephant Sitting Still
FILM REVIEW: 'An Elephant Sitting Still'
Erick Mendoza, Staff Writer • May 14, 2023
Grassy area by Shasta Hall
REVIEW: Study spots on campus
Charleen Leyba, Staff Writer • May 14, 2023
Thousands of fans gathered last weekend for Country in the Park at Cal Expo.
CONCERT REVIEW: Country fans saddled up for Country in the Park
Ashlynn Archer, Staff Writer • May 10, 2023
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Sports
The Sacramento River Cats, who were purchased by Kings owner Vivek Ranadivé last August, are a fun part of the professional sports mix for fans in the region.
'There's good juju in Sacramento'
Brionna Woody, Staff Writer • May 17, 2023
Lois Mattice, center, is surrounded by Sac State beach volleyball coaches and athletes.
Hornet trailblazer to leave town
Ashlynn Archer, Staff Writer • May 10, 2023
The Sacramento State Varsity Eight boat has helped the Hornets get off to a fast start during the spring intercollegiate rowing season. The Hornets defeated Humboldt State and Kansas State to win the Hornet Invitational in mid-April.
Australian happy to be a Hornet
Jessica Johnson, Staff Writer • May 4, 2023
Nathan Keel and Audrey Reposa are both enjoying their opportunities to train and compete on the Sacramento State club rowing teams.
Rowing club keeps many students on the water
Sophie Minter, Staff Writer • May 4, 2023
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Lifestyle
Kathy Kasic, Sacramento State associate professor of film, spent six weeks in Antarctica capturing footage of a scientific research project for her documentary film, "The Lake at the Bottom of the World."
After enduring harsh conditions in Antarctica, professor produces compelling documentary
Toby Momtaz, Staff Writer • May 9, 2023
Karolyna Gonzalez says a successful residential adviser needs to be outgoing, bold and firm.
From dorm room drama to standout RA
May 4, 2023
Melissa Ventura, a third-year student at Sac State who commutes two days a week from the Bay Area, says she does miss out on some of the traditional college experiences of living on or near campus.
The joys and challenges of commuting to Sac State
May 2, 2023
Multimedia
SLIDESHOW: Foodieland's culinary choices were a delight
SLIDESHOW: Foodieland's culinary choices were a delight
Meleeah Holmes McKown, Staff Writer • May 16, 2023

The Foodieland Night Market food festival was held May 12-14 at Cal Expo. The event included food vendors from all over the Sacramento region...

SLIDESHOW: Spring's in the air at Sacramento State
SLIDESHOW: Spring's in the air at Sacramento State
May 15, 2023
A video pictorial story by staff writer Toby Momtaz.
VIDEO: Nisenan -- A short pictorial story
May 10, 2023
Perspectives
COMMENTARY: Suppression of expression on college campuses can be a problem
COMMENTARY: Suppression of expression on college campuses can be a problem
Daniel Gonzales, Staff Writer • May 15, 2023
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