Sacramento State News
- January 2019
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Sac State students play key role in important homeless count
Jan 29, 2019 Sac State professors from the Social Work program mapped the routes volunteers will follow to record county's homeless.
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It's the last slurp for plastic straws at Sac State
Jan 29, 2019 Plastic waste is harmful to marine life - and the CSU leads the way in banning single-use straws and carry-out bags.
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New student apartment complex to break ground
Jan 25, 2019 The new housing complex for upper-division students will be built on the site of the former McAuliffe ballfields.
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Lifesaving Sac State cops honored by the CSU chancellor
Jan 24, 2019 The story has a happy ending for woman who suffered cardiac arrest and crashed in front of Folsom Hall.
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Sacramento's strong economy faces some bumps, report says
Jan 22, 2019 A panel of forecasters that includes Sac State business professors projects a slowing economy in 2019
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As 'Finish In Four' thrives, grads helped to dress the part
Jan 14, 2019 The University's campaign to boost timely graduation continues to gain momentum.
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Honored vocal jazz ensembles hit new high notes
Jan 11, 2019 Invitations to perform at four major conferences are the latest honor collected by the highly decorated program.
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Professional Activities, January-March 2019
Jan 07, 2019 Faculty professional activities for January-March 2019.
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California Studies leader isn't shy about program's impact
Jan 04, 2019 Leonor Ehling's legislative career was a perfect bridge to her position leading the Center for California Studies
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Sacramento State expands options for study abroad
Jan 03, 2019 University revives short-term, faculty led travel program allowing students to earn credit abroad during academic breaks
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Sac State-Valley Vision poll illustrates split on key issues
Jan 03, 2019 Sacramento region's residents have pride in where they live, but express concerns about the area's growth, poll shows.
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Accelerated pathways deliver teachers into workforce sooner
Jan 03, 2019 Sac State aims to ease teacher shortage by allowing students to get a degree and credentials in less than five years.