Plus, Festival of New American Music expands outreach to local schools
Fish Lab makes waves studying
parental bonds beneath surface |
In a unique lab inside Humboldt Hall, Biology Professor Ron Coleman studies thousands of fish in order to reveal the mysteries of underwater parenting. His groundbreaking research, which recently earned him the Senior Faculty Award, focuses on how different species care for their young.
"Different fish parent differently," said Coleman. "We are constantly learning new things."
More than 200 students have contributed to Coleman's research, which includes annual trips to Costa Rica to study cichlids in the wild. In addition, the Fish Lab is open to the public during business hours.
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Music festival aims to inspire young musicians |
The Festival of New American Music, a free concert series taking place this week, has expanded its programming to bring leading composers and performers to local high school and community college classrooms. Read more.
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New BFA in Architecture degree
shortens pathway to career |
The University has launched a unique four-year Architecture Studies program, offering students a faster path to the profession while emphasizing hands-on learning, industry connections and social justice issues. Read more.
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Sacramento State campus sees wave of pink as thousands make strides against breast cancer (KCRA)
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Sacramento State Unveils Plans For New State-Of-The-Art Stadium (Sacramento Observer)
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