The Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC), one of the clubs responsible for connecting student needs with campus resources, assists and advises the Student Health Center by helping to publicize and improve the awareness of the services provided by its workers. 

Members of University Carpenters 46 Workers Union gathered in protest at Sonoma State early last week. Representatives from the union passed out flyers on campus sporting a grim reaper holding a money bag with the words SUNDT and Profit on the image.

Some people say that forgiveness is the final form of love. That may be true for some, but according to a new case study, forgiveness might actually reflect badly on the victim of infidelity. Heather Smith, a psychology professor at Sonoma State, led a study with her team of co-authors Chris Goode and Desiree Ryan to explore the correlation of infidelity and forgiveness and how society views the actions of victims of infidelity.

Construction of the new University District began recently in the dirt lots near parking lots M and N across from Sonoma State’s Green Music Center. 

The release of the California Governor’s final budget offer of $142 million to the California State University system will give Sonoma State the opportunity to hire nearly 45 new professors in the next three years. 

The Associated Students (AS) welcomed and inducted its new members for the 2014-15 academic year at an induction ceremony Friday afternoon in the Student Center.

Last Friday afternoon, Sonoma State students had the opportunity to meet with representatives from 42 different school districts from around California at the Educator Job Fair. The fair was an opportunity for students, who are close to graduating from the School of Education at Sonoma State, to start networking with employers for possible teaching opportunities after college.

Six professors at Sonoma State have received awards for creating and developing four courses designed to educate and promote sustainability on campus and in the every day lives of students.  The award recipients are Martha Shott, Ben Ford and Sunil Tewari of the Department of Mathematics, Merlin M. Hanauer of the Department of Economics, Nathan Rank of the Department of Biology and John Sullins III of the Department of Philosophy. 

Eleven students, nine from Sonoma State and two from Santa Rosa Junior College, flew to Eleuthera in the Bahamas for spring break to use their knowledge of business and the world economy to strategize new opportunities for the island’s economy to grow.