On April 11, the Rohnert Park City Council reviewed the status of homelessness within the city and discussed a response. As a part of the city’s response to the issue, the council was asked to enforce the Sonoma County Continuum of Care (CoC) Five Year Strategic Plan to help guide the regional board to better deal with the issue of homelessness.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, April 5, former President Donald Trump was charged with 34 felony counts connected to falsifying business records. It is the first time any president has received criminal charges. As the 2024 presidential race is approaching with Trump as a Republican candidate, Seawolves discuss how these charges could affect his campaign.
Read MoreA student body can affect change in a university just as much as the university can affect its students. This past week Sonoma State’s Academic Master Plan team was working to advance positive change on campus by hosting an open forum.
Read MoreWith the thousands of students and faculty that pass through the campus each day, almost everyone is another face in the crowd. Some Seawolves, however, are the exception.
Every year, the Faces of SSU program selects a number of students, faculty, and administrators to recognize.
Read MoreSonoma State officials informed their students and faculty members of the presence of asbestos-containing construction material (ACCM) in the SSU buildings via email on April 4. Sharing this information is a requirement of the California Health and Safety Code. The identified buildings include; the facilities management and corporation yard, PE building and fieldhouse, Ives Hall, Boiler Plant, art building, International Hall, Carson Hall, Nichols Hall, Student Health Center, Zinfandel Village.
Read MoreNot to be confused with Thanksgiving Day, Giving Day was celebrated at Sonoma State this past Thursday. This was the third annual celebration encouraging SSU community members to donate to programs and causes on campus.
Read MoreThe California State University System announced on March 21 that they will be launching a new transfer program this August that is expected to boost the low number of community college transfer students across the 23 CSU campuses.
Read More“Don’t let anyone talk you out of your dream. People will talk you out of your dreams because they don’t understand it,” said Sonoma State employee Tramaine Austin-Dillon, who has recently been considered one of the most influential people under the age of 40 by North Bay Business Journal.
Read MoreBeing a student comes with its own assortment of challenges that can be increased by living off-campus. Sonoma State’s Transfer and Advising Center has recently found another one you would not immediately think of, which is a lack of available microwaves.
Read MoreSonoma State has elected new associated student representatives for the 2023-2024 school year.
Read MoreLives were forever flipped upside down on March 13, 2020. What was initially announced as a short two-week break, transformed into a lockdown that spanned over a year and affected the lives of billions.
Read MoreA mudslide created a break on Redwood Boulevard, along the freeway in Novato on Tuesday, March 21. A few days later on March 25, Southbound US 101 had to be closed to prevent further gas or water damage from Petaluma to Novato. It was reopened at about 1:30 p.m. the next day, according to the Marin County Sheriff.
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