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- SPOTLIGHT EXTRA: Student shares personal experiences with gun violence in speech
Candlelight vigil held for two teens killed at Arden Fair Mall
9 min - SPOTLIGHT: Defensor legal explica la situación de DACA y Dreamers
Sac State Dreamer Resource Center
CHIRLA sitio
DACA fully reinstated for first time since 2017
‘Nothing in my life is secure’: Sac State DACA recipients speak out12 min - SPOTLIGHT: Legal advocate explains the situation for DACA and Dreamers
DACA fully reinstated for first time since 2017
‘Nothing in my life is secure’: Sac State DACA recipients speak out
Sac State Dreamer Resource CenterCHIRLA website
18 min - SPOTLIGHT: Sac State professor discusses suffragette and civil rights activist Mary Church TerrellThis week on Spotlight, news reporter Gavin Rock spoke with Sacramento State professor Mona Siegel about the life of suffragette and civil rights activist Mary Church Terrell. Siegel presented a brief slideshow of Terrell’s life for the Crocker Art Museum’s U-Nite 2020.Music: Inspired by Kevin MacLeod18 min
- SPOTLIGHT: State Hornet alumna Shiavon Chatman on being a young Black author
Shiavon's book available now on Gumroad
32 min - SPOTLIGHT: Political strategist Daraka Larimore-Hall evaluates results of ballot propositionsOn this episode of State Hornet: Spotlight, podcast editor Robbie Pierce and editor-in-chief Max Connor talk with Daraka Larimore-Hall, a vice chair of the state Democratic Party and political strategist and consultant, about why some of the ballot propositions turned out the way they did and what it means for California and both political parties going forward.Larimore-Hall also discusses some of California’s electoral history and why he sees voting as a collective act rather than an individualized one.Music: Inspired by Kevin MacLeod32 min
- SPORTS SPOTLIGHT: Sac State alumnus makes the cut in soccer, music and barbering
Mez’s Twitter
Mez’s IG
Mez’s Beatstars feed
Mez’s SoundCloud
26 min - SPOTLIGHT: Hornet Speaker Series – Russ BuettnerDuring our Hornet Speaker Series last month, Pulitzer Prize-winning State Hornet alumnus reporter Russ Buettner appeared on our Twitch stream Oct. 21 to discuss how to manage and find sources for hard-hitting investigative stories, find a career in the modern journalistic landscape and earn and keep an audience’s respect and attention in today’s lightning-fast media cycle.Buettner, a collaborator on multiple New York Times stories on President Donald Trump’s finances, taxes and debts, as well as the “Abused and Used” series chronicling mistreatment of developmentally disabled people living in New York group homes, also shared various stories of his time as a political investigative reporter.Music: Inspired by Kevin MacLeod51 min
- SPOTLIGHT: How to use the Modoc Hall 4-day vote center this year
Sac County election resources
Sac State voting resources
Sac State Community Engagement Center Instagram
Sac State Community Engagement Center homepage
Associated Students, Inc. advocacy page
California Ballot Bowl
17 min - SPOTLIGHT: Hornet Speaker Series: Wesley LoweryThe State Hornet hosted its first ever live Twitch event last week: the Hornet Speaker Series of virtual Q&A sessions.Wesley Lowery, a Pulitzer Prize winner, author of “They Can't Kill Us All: Ferguson, Baltimore, and a New Era in America's Racial Justice Movement” and creator of The Washington Post’s “Fatal Force” project, spoke to Sacramento State journalism students Monday, Oct. 18. Lowery spoke about the role of a journalist in today’s world, how to find and build trust with sources and what journalists can do to increase media literacy and build a relationship with their audience.Music: Inspired by Kevin MacLeod44 min
About State Hornet Spotlight
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State Hornet: Spotlight is a series of audio profiles featuring interesting people from around the Sac State community.