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At Sacramento State, we are proud to honor the history, culture and contributions of our Filipino American community. π΅ππ
As an Asian American, Native American and Pacific Islander-Serving Institution (AANAPISI), the University is committed to recognizing and celebrating the diverse communities that contribute to the strength and vibrancy of our campus.
Filipino students represent the largest Asian student demographic and their presence at Sacramento State is strongly evident through student organizations, cultural programming, faculty and staff leadership, and community engagement. π
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Student Success | Building a Black Honors Community
@sacstate's rapidly growing Black Honors College pairs culturally responsive academics with a focus on belonging and student support. bit.ly/4iFz1J9
Introducing Student-to-Student! π
A new series spotlighting Sac State students and their successes, from the classroom to the community. π
First up: Lisa Sanchez, a first-generation student and Sac State alum who was selected for the prestigious 2026 @calstate Trustees' Award, the highest recognition of student accomplishment in the statewide system. π
Read more: sacstate.me/47iW1qd
Show your Hornet pride at Sac State Night with @SacRepublicFC! πβ½
Join us at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, for an evening featuring the Sac State band, cheer team, Herky and Army ROTC. Director of Athletics Mark Orr will serve as the honorary Match Captain.
A discounted ticket package includes a co-branded Sac State/Republic FC scarf. Bring your family and friends and cheer alongside the Hornet community!
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After more than two decades as a professor, mentor, and advocate, Annette Reed returned from retirement to serve as the inaugural dean of Sacramento State's Wileety Native American College, the first Native-centered institution in the @calstate system.
The Sacramento Bee recently featured her impactful work empowering Native American students and creating opportunities for them to succeed at Sac State and beyond. ππ
Annette Reed inspires Sacramento State Native students. βAll of us have giftsβ sacbee.com/news/local/articlβ¦
Today marks the start of Latine Heritage Month! π
This month and always, we honor the rich contributions of students, faculty and staff who make our Hornet community stronger every day and continue to shape the Sac State experience through their traditions, perspectives and resilience.
Here's to celebrating our stories, our heritage, and our future together.
π For a list of campus events happening this month, visit: sacstate.me/4hfx57Y
Today, we honor and remember 9/11. πΊπΈ
We remember the lives lost and honor the first responders, their families, and all the lives forever impacted by that day.
Now playing on Hwy 50: Hornets WIN!
@SacHornetsFB beats Mississippi Valley State in the home opener! π
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PREVIEW | Hornets welcome Mississippi Valley State on Saturday night for home opener.
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Washington Monthly @monthly ranks Sacramento State No. 7 among public institutions nationwide, No. 5 among California colleges and universities, and No. 16 among all public, private nonprofit and for-profit institutions evaluated nationwide.
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Happy Fourth of July from Sacramento State! πΊπΈππ
Wishing our Hornet community a safe, fun, and memorable Independence Day. However you're celebrating, we hope you enjoy the day with family, friends, and community.
Happy Fourth of July! π
This Juneteenth, we celebrate progress and the transformative power of education.
Sacramento State has seen a 23% increase in Black student enrollment since 2023 and remains the first CSU designated as a Black-Serving Institution. Through initiatives like the nation's first Black Honors College, we're creating pathways for students to thrive, lead, and succeed.
Today, we honor Juneteenth, a celebration of freedom, resilience, and the continued pursuit of equity and opportunity for all.
As we reflect on the significance of this day, we also recognize the impact of Black women leaders who have shaped our communities through service, advocacy, education, and mentorship. Their leadership inspires future generations to dream bigger, lead boldly, and create meaningful change.
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Sac State alumna Jessilee Windhaus opens the cityβs only female, queer-owned comedy theater company and invests in Old Sac revitalization.π π€
π To read her #MadeAtSacState story: sacstate.me/4vSGnMu
πΊ To view the full-length video on our YouTube page: youtu.be/bG167wRODvY
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Very excited to welcome Womenβs Flag Football to Sacramento State! Program will be managed by intercollegiate athletics in year 1 as a club sport and in year 2 will transition to D1 NCAA!
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Womenβs Flag will be joining Sacramento State as a club sport for the 2026-2027 year and Division I in the 2027-2028 yearβ
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Reaching Young Black Men Through Sense of Belonging
Institutions are using new and established interventions to foster connection and vocation among the next generation of Black male graduates. bit.ly/3QaKrJ2
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Sacramento State professor wins national Emmy Award for climate documentary sacbee.com/news/politics-govβ¦
As we wrap up our graduation coverage, we wanted to end with an inspiring story from our Presidentβs Medal winner Somaya Faruqi, who fled the Taliban and pursued her dream of becoming a mechanical engineer here at Sac State while advocating for women and girls in Afghanistan. π
#SacStateGrad #MadeatSacState
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