Capitol by Glenda Corcoran, district director for Congresswoman Doris Matsui and a Sac State alumna, during the Aug. 28 grand opening for Sacramento State Downtown. (Sacramento State/Jessica Vernone) | President Robert S. Nelsen is presented with a flag that has flown over the U.S. Capitol by Glenda Corcoran, district director for Congresswoman Doris Matsui and a Sac State alumna, during the Aug. 28 grand opening for Sacramento State Downtown. (Sacramento State/Jessica Vernone) | More photos

“As the Anchor University, we are committed to community and place, and Sacramento State will become a truly engaged university. Sac State Downtown will be at the heart of everything we do,” Nelsen said.

Sacramento State Downtown, just blocks from the state Capitol and Sacramento City Hall, already is bustling with academic activity. Among thecnxps.cmd.push(function () { cnxps({ playerId: '36af7c51-0caf-4741-9824-2c941fc6c17b' }).render('4c4d856e0e6f4e3d808bbc1715e132f6'); });

Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz gave a speech in Jerusalem on Monday that would have made Bruno Kreisky, a former Austrian chancellor, and Kurt Waldheim, a former Austrian president, cringe.Austria, Kurz said, was not only a victim of Nazism – as the country widely portrayed itself up until the 1990s – but also a perpetrator of Nazi crimes. As such, he continued, the country has a responsibility not only to its Jews but also to the country of the Jews.Kreisky – a Jew who was adamantly pro-Palestinian and infamously did not even offer then-premier Golda Meir a glass of water, she said, in 1973 when she went to entreat him not to accede to Arab terrorist demands and close an Austrian transit