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Sonoma State University's School of Education was invited to the White House Friday morning to discuss the Obama administration's Maker Schools Alliance. U.S.

Sonoma State biology professor Nathan Rank visits Bishop so often, "it's almost like a second home," he says, speaking on a spotty cell phone connection from the eastern California mountain town of Bishop.

For students across the nation, graduating from high school is a celebratory achievement. This task is made much more difficult for children of migrant farm workers and low-income families with no knowledge in guiding their kids to obtain higher education.

Sonoma State University volleyball senior Kelsey Hull has been named the 2014-15 California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Female Athlete of the Year.

Three sculptures have been installed in Sonoma State University's Student Center to inspire students and create a sense of space in the university's newest building.

The Cycle Without Limits summer bike and swim camp at Sonoma State University will teach children with special needs how to ride bicycles June 15-19. These children often have a history of difficulty learning how to ride a bike using traditional methods. 

Sonoma State University's Vagina Monologues club raised $8,500 with its performances this semester to support sexual assault awareness.

Sonoma State's archery club has come a long way since starting by shooting at (and sometimes missing) an arrow net in the school's field house.

Though the topics and approach are vastly different, Sonoma State University professor Janet Hess finds similarities in the sense of place and culture in the two books she released this year.

Sonoma State University announced the first French Language Certificate for Wine Business in the United States.