Resources to manage your SacLink (Sac State) account, see password reset options, enroll in Duo multi-factor authentication, ...

Kim-Ju, G. M., Knifsend, C. A., & Gonzales, A. (2024). Putting Social and Emotional Learning into Practice: Best Practices in Developing and Implementing an SEL ...

Youth explore careers, campus life through Sac State’s immersive Summer Youth Academies K-12 students work inside Sac State's StingerStudio Makerspace during the Introduction to 3D Printing and Design ...

In underserved neighborhoods, Sacramento State is bridging the “digital divide” and transforming lives Sacramento State student Rey Halili, left, helps a community member navigate AI application ...

Sacramento State professor and award-winning filmmaker Kathy Kasic isn’t shy about getting her climate change documentaries in front of audiences. Kathy Kasic, pictured in Antarctica while filming a ...

Jeffery Benson shares how his civil rights legacy inspired his nontraditional path to education, advocacy Jeffery Benson, Class of 2025 President’s Medal recipient and College of Education Dean’s ...

Health and Human Services Dean’s Award winner honors parents’ sacrifices, aims to help underserved communities Jesus Nava, a Kinesiology major, is the Dean's Award winner for the College of Health and ...

Keeley O’Farrell, the College of Arts and Letters Dean’s Award winner, pulled herself out of opioid addiction to go back to school and graduate summa cum laude.

COVID can cause lingering symptoms that disrupt lives. A pair of Sac State faculty are exploring the link and offering treatments in a groundbreaking study.

This fall, students can begin taking required courses for a new degree concentration that aims to prepare them for jobs in a rapidly changing business world.

Batting for the underdog: Sac State researcher champions misunderstood flying mammals Sacramento State graduate student Jonathan Janes, left, and Anna Doty, a Biological Sciences assistant professor, ...

Sac State exceeds CSU enrollment goals as admissions and outreach efforts result in highest spring head count in University history.