Last Friday, March 4, a collection of talented Sonoma State students all gathered center stage of Ballroom A in the Student Center from 8-10 p.m. for Open Mic Night.
As an event designed to give recognition to creative and talented Seawolves, the show attracted lots of support and interest from the surrounding Sonoma State community. The event was open to the public and was also available to stream live via Zoom.
Read MoreThe Women in Computer Science club (WiCS) is one of the most diverse clubs we have on campus. The WiCS club promotes the participation of Sonoma State students to pursue interests in computer science.
Although their name may suggest otherwise, this club is open to all genders. WiCS prides themselves in their diversity and their embracing of all cultures and backgrounds. This club gives members the opportunity to make connections outside of their ordinary classrooms.
Read MoreLooking for fun activities to do outside of Campus? Sonoma State is here to help with a plethora of off-campus activities through their getaway trip program. Sonoma State is offering its students these trips at very low rates, some even being free.
Read MoreLobo’s, Sonoma State’s very own on-campus pub, has reopened after nearly two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The grand reopening took place on Monday Feb. 28. As one of campus’ most popular restaurants and hang out spots, Lobo’s attracted a large crowd of students on opening day.
Read MoreSonoma State University is uniquely known for the sense of community that is shared around the campus. The small campus creates many opportunities for students to interact with their peers and form genuine connections and relationships.
On Thurs. night, Feb. 24, The Hub and Student Involvement collaborated to host “Late Night Art” in Ballroom A of the Student Center.
Read MoreSince the start of the 2021-2022 school year, Seawolves of all grades and majors have been excited to return to a familiar in-person learning experience on campus. With looser COVID-19 regulations, and other campuses across the country returning to the classroom, Sonoma State decided to follow suit.
Read MoreWorld-renowned hypnotist, Michael C. Anthony will be performing on campus, giving students a once in a lifetime experience to be put under his trance. Anthony is an award-winning hypnotist that has been on multiple television networks such as NBC and FOX.
Read MoreThe 39th Annual Holocaust and Genocide Lecture Series is starting back up again this semester at Sonoma State as a way to remember and pay tribute to those that lost their life. This lecture series has been recognized by the the genocide studies community as indispensable and has attracted the attention of local and national media outlets.
The Alliance for the Study of the Holocaust and Genocide was created at Sonoma State in 1983. The event is hosted by Professor Diane L. Parness, Ph. D., who has been the Academic Director of the series since 2014. This years theme is “Persecution As A Political Weapon: Genocide Through the Ages” and the lectures are scheduled to take place virtually on Tuesdays from 4 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Read MoreA majority of the time, college students face similar challenges throughout their college career, whether it’s stress and anxiety from school or feeling nervous about what the future will bring with all the uncertainty in the world.
The Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) at Sonoma State is happy to announce that they will be offering support through four virtual drop-in support groups.
Read MoreIf you are passionate about the environment and social justice, then students are welcomed to take a stand for what you believe in with the California Public Interest Research Group.
Read MoreWhen people think of stalking or what it means to have a stalker, they usually think of someone who hides in the dark without trying to be noticed. What many people don’t realize is that stalkers are now able to do these things from the comfort of their home without ever having to even step a foot outside.
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