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Stores, restaurants will see emotional support animals curbed so trained service dogs can do their own work
Californians may see fewer emotional support animals in local stores, restaurants, and other public spaces as soon as this year with Governor Gavin Newsom’s signing AB 468 into law.
Photo by Matt Seymour
Published Jan. 4, 2022
Rocklin’s population spike was the highest across cities in the Sacramento region
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, about 71,601 people currently live in Rocklin, which is a 26% increase in population from the 56,974 residents who lived there in 2010, according to new Census 2020 data. Rocklin’s population increase is more than double the rate of growth seen across the Sacramento region. No other local city grew faster.
Photo by Scott Thomas Anderson
Published Nov. 4, 2021
ASI announces COVID-19 surveillance testing for staff of Children’s Center
Sacramento State’s Associated Students, Inc. Board of Directors approved COVID-19 surveillance testing for the Children’s Center staff and passed a resolution that recommends the implementation of trigger warnings in faculty and student presentations in a board meeting Wednesday.
Graphic made in Canva by Jenna Cooper
Published Dec. 9, 2020
ASI registers 1,767 students to vote in Buzz the Ballot campaign
Sacramento State’s Associated Students, Inc. registered 1,767 students to vote in its Buzz the Ballot campaign, registering more than double its goal and placing Sac State third in the statewide Ballot Bowl.
Photos taken via Zoom by Jenna Cooper. Promotional graphics provided by ASI.
Published on Nov. 18, 2020
Experts explain: California propositions, what they’ll cost
Staff of the Legislative Analyst’s Office explained the 2020 California ballot initiatives in a virtual event Tuesday evening hosted by the Sacramento Public Library and the Project for an Informed Electorate at Sacramento State.
Graphic by Rahul Lal
Background screenshots via Zoom and collage by Jenna Cooper
Published Oct. 15, 2020
Incoming CSU Chancellor Joseph Castro discusses COVID-19 plans and priorities
Incoming CSU chancellor Joseph Castro discussed his plans for the 23 CSU campuses to CSU student press. Castro spoke on COVID-19, diversity, university police departments, financial budgets and his top priorities as chancellor as he prepares to take office.
Screenshot via Zoom by Jenna Cooper
Published Oct. 1, 2020
Sac State’s Fall 2020 Convocation addresses anti-racism efforts in higher education
Sacramento State held its Fall 2020 Convocation with featured speakers Ibram X. Kendi and Shaun Harper. The theme was “Advancing Our Commitment to Anti-racism.” Kendi, Harper, President Nelsen and more expanded on how we can instill anti-racism at Sac State.
Screenshots via Zoom by Jenna Cooper
Collage by Max Connor
Published Sept. 30, 2020
Sac State hosts diversity trainer Jane Elliott, known for ‘Blue eyes/Brown eyes’ exercise
Jane Elliott, known for her “Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes” exercise, discussed her knowledge and experience on challenging racist beliefs to Sacramento State students via Zoom Wednesday.
Screenshot via Zoom
Published Sept. 16, 2020
The WELL to reopen outdoors Thursday
The WELL at Sacramento State will reopen Thursday for outdoor socially distanced fitness and recreation after being approved by Sac State administration and Sacramento County. Reservations are required for some equipment use.
Photo taken by Matthew Nobert
Published Sept. 15, 2020
Sac State alumni featured on ‘Shark Tank’ speak on student entrepreneurial panel
Sacramento State’s Carlsen Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship hosted Sac State alumni featured on ‘Shark Tank’ and a student panel to discuss leading with an entrepreneurial mindset via Zoom Friday.
Screenshot via Zoom
Published Sept. 12, 2020
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Hello! My name is Jenna Cooper and I’m a recent graduate from California State University, Sacramento with a Bachelor of Arts Journalism and two minors in Communications and Marketing. Feel free to message me via email or at any of the links below!