How One College Newspaper Talked to Its Audience, Eliminated Print, and Forges on With a New Digital Mission

Posted Thursday, August 15, 2019 11:30 am

Stu VanAirsdale | Du Jour

A small group of students gathered in The Sacramento Bee pressroom on April 24 to witness The State Hornet, which this year celebrates its 70th anniversary as the student-run news organization of Sacramento State, end its print era and shift wholly to a digital operation.

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How One College Newspaper Talked to Its Audience, Eliminated Print, and Forges on With a New Digital Mission

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