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The Major Ensemble concert series at Sonoma State University's department of music will take place over two weekends and feature outstanding choral, band and jazz performances under the direction of Jenny Bent, Andy Collinsworth and Doug Leibinger.
The Week of the Young Child [WOYC] is a time to plan how - as citizens of a community, or a state, and of a nation-will better meet the needs of all young children and their families.
This year's Senior Send Off, the annual celebration of our graduating students, is Tuesday, April 24 from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the Darwin/Stevenson Quad. Don't miss it!
Two upcoming events are part of Asian-American Awareness Month at SSU.
SSU President Ruben Armiñana recently received two awards for excellence in leadership by the Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce's "Leadership Santa Rosa."
Highlighted by professional choreography by Kristen Daley, Nancy Lyons, Scott Wells and Christine Cali, featuring new music by Jesse Olsen Bay and showcasing 30 dancers - the 2012 Spring Dance Concert will feature four contemporary, physical, athletic and humorous dance works as it explores the p
The "Diversity Dialogue: Envisioning the Future of Diversity at SSU" is April 25 from 2-3:30p.m.in Schulz 3001. The Diversity Dialogue Planning committee has planned the event with the purpose of joining a collective effort to identify the future of diversity at SSU.
One of the first "green" buildings ever to be built on any university campus, SSU's Environmental Technology Center (ETC) has been in operation for 10 years. Come celebrate its anniversary on Friday, April 20 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. in the ETC.
The Sonoma State STAR, SSU's student-run newspaper since 1979 is no stranger to receiving awards. However, this spring the STAR netted four - including a first place national award - a sign that that the paper is stronger than ever.
The Holocaust Lecture Series continues through the semester with the film and lecture event "Remembering Anne Frank." One of the most famous of any holocaust victim, Frank's story will be remembered and a discussion led by Hilary Eddy Stipelman, program manager of the Anne Frank Center USA on Tue