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Welcome to Sac State Magazine’s 75th Anniversary special edition
University celebrates three quarters of a century with a commemorative publication marking its historic milestone.
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Welcome to Sac State Magazine’s 75th Anniversary special edition
June 15, 2023 The University celebrates three quarters of a century with a commemorative publication marking the historic milestone.
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Sacramento State achievements under President Robert S. Nelsen's leadership
June 15, 2023 President Robert S. Nelsen, who is retiring in July, has shepherded Sac State through many challenges and triumphs. One of his most significant legacies is the University’s rising graduation rates, which jumped from 8.8% in 2016 to nearly 30% percent today.
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Placer satellite campus takes important steps toward becoming a reality
June 15, 2023 The Sacramento State Placer Center could be an economic development catalyst that will eventually serve 12,000 students in one of the state’s fastest growing regions.
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Hornet Family returns to campus after challenging pandemic years
June 15, 2023 Sac State weathers a tumultuous two years that saw classes and other campus operations switch to mostly online delivery, and back.
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Outreach effort helps keep University's enrollment strong
June 15, 2023 In an effort to stave off enrollment declines, Sacramento State is putting into place a program that will make it easier for high school and community college students to pursue bachelor’s degrees. The “dual admissions” program begins this fall.
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Professor's documentary takes a deep dive into scientific research
June 15, 2023 Kathy Kasic spent six weeks in Antarctica filming researchers’ efforts to study a lake buried beneath 3,600 feet of ice.
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Class Notes: Notable Sac State grads and their accomplishments
June 15, 2023 Across industries and academic disciplines, Hornets are making their mark in the region, state, nation, and world.
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Sac State, and here's why: Yee Thao
June 15, 2023 First-generation Hmong American said University’s Full Circle Project inspired her to learn more about how her culture and ethnic identity connect to academia.