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Dr. Sahar Amer, author of "What Is Veiling," [UNC Press, 2014] speaks about the veil, one of the most visible elements of the Muslim faith, at Sonoma State University April 14.
Sonoma State University has updated its SSU Mobile iPhone app with new features and a fresh, modern look.
As the calendar flips to March, Sonoma State University celebrates women throughout history who have stood up to make a difference.
Sonoma State University's baseball team got a taste of the big leagues this weekend, playing at Raley Field in Sacramento, home to the San Francisco Giants AAA affiliate club the River Cats. But the Seawolves lost the fourth annual Capital City Clash against Chico State, 2-7.
There are 1,100 empty pairs of shoes scattered in the grass outside the library, each representing a life on a college campus lost to suicide last year.
Women's Track and Field: After Seven Year Hiatus, Seawolves Take Third Place At Humboldt Meet
There are 1,100 empty pairs of shoes scattered in the grass outside the library, each representing a life on a college campus lost to suicide last year.
The focus at this year's Sonoma State University Economic Outlook Conference was on education, tourism, innovation and the environment.
After more than 20 years of research, Sonoma State University geology professor David Bero has published detailed maps of Ring Mountain and the Tiburon Peninsula. He presented these new maps as the featured speaker of the SSU Geology Club's lecture series on February 19.