Explore activities on campus with Recfest

Recfest is an annual event for fellow Seawolves to get involved on campus and familiarize themselves with theRecreational Center. . This past week, Campus Recreation set up games in order to promote the various ways students can stay active at SSU. The goal of the event was to spread awareness of the facilities Seawolves are allowed to use. At Recfest,  each station had a supervisor who explained what is offered on campus.

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Positivity prevails; Kindness Day at SSU

Who doesn't need more kindness in their life? Last Wednesday, Associated Student Productions (ASP) invited students to come celebrate World Kindness day in Seawolf Plaza. Their hope was to bring the Sonoma State community together with kindness and thoughtful gestures. Michela Wang who works for ASP hosted this event. Wang planned the kindness event with the overall goal of practicing being kind to ourselves and those around us. One of the activities was writing positive mantras on a rock that would eventually go under the “tree of affirmation”. ASP was decorating “cookies of kindness” where students had the freedom to decorate their sweets however they liked. They also set up coloring stations and provided free tote bags so students could fill them up with goodies.

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Find your chapter; Greek life at SSU

Greek life is a popular hobby amongst SSU students; nearly 10% of Seawolves are involved with Greek life. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, SSU used to have one of the largest Greek life systems out of all the Cal States. SSU currently has 19 active chapters. Some of the most prominent greek life chapters at our school include: Pi Kappa Phi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Sigma Pi Alpha, Phi Sigma Sigma and Nu Alpha Kappa. There are three governing councils within the system known as the Interfraternity council, the Multicultural sorority & fraternity council, and the Panhellenic council.

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International student talks going abroad

Traveling is something that you’d have a hard time finding somebody who wants to do less of it. People have aspirations of seeing the wonders of the world though not many get the opportunity. The privilege to travel often requires a great deal of money and to most college students it's merely a pipe dream, but not for SSU students. SSU’s study abroad program might sound like a complicated or confusing process; yet it is remarkably easy.

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The Women of Color collective (WOCC) is a group of women that meet weekly on campus in the HUB. It is a drop-in support group facilitated by CAPS psychologist Isa Avila Saiter and Senior HUB Program Executive Shelly Gomez, M.A. The goal of the program is to offer a safe space for women of color to come in each week and be able to share their stories.  The Women of Color collective assists in connecting the community. The people who attend the program sit down together in support, with hopes of empowering each other. 


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Group Cycling class available at the Rec Center

Group Cycling class available at the Rec Center

The Sonoma State In-motion cycling class is back at the Recreation Center.  The class offers a way for students to work on their health and fitness in a positive and fun atmosphere. SSU Recreation Center is now resuming their group fitness cycling classes that were originally offered at SSU before COVID-19.  Cycling is one of four group activities that students are able to participate in for free. Other classes include: Buti yoga, rock climbing and jazzercise. The group cycling classes are held in the dance studio every Tuesday and Thursday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. 


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Semester kicks off with seasonal Lobofest

Semester kicks off with seasonal Lobofest

Sonoma State students gathered in Seawolf Plaza this past Wednesday to explore several clubs and organizations during the seasonal Lobofest showcase. The event gave an opportunity to over 100 clubs and organizations to show off what they’re about and potentially attract students who could  benefit in joining.  Lobofest had a variety of groups to be involved in, everything from fraternities and sororities to mental health services were tabling.  


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