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Sonoma State to graduate 2,000 at 2024 Commencement

Just over 2,000 eligible graduates and their families will celebrate at Sonoma State’s Commencement exercises on May 18, 2024 at Green Music Center with three ceremonies beginning at 9 a.m.

Student's New Zealand field experience among SSU Geology's many connections

Starting in Auckland and traveling to the North and South Islands of New Zealand, SSU Geology student Kelsey Dowdall said her fieldwork experience gave her better tools than anything she could have learned in the classroom.

SSU Student Housing Offers More Than a Dorm Life

Those looking for independence, community, and a comprehensive college student living experience have come to the right place at Sonoma State.

From Root to Shoot, SSU's Wine Business Institute Grows Success Stories

Like wine itself, a career in the wine industry is made through harmony and complexity, and both are created by design.

SSU's Seawolf Fit Program earns 2024 Undergraduate Student Impact Award

SSU's Kinesiology (KIN) program, Seawolf Fit, recently won the 2024 Undergraduate Student Group Impact Award with the American Kinesiology Association.

Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Grant Will Fund New Program

A one-time grant of $325,000, submitted through the CSU's Chancellor's Office, was awarded to SSU  in February for the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Student Achievement Program.

Adapted K-pop Dance for All in the Plaza

K-pop was in the Plaza April 22, as the Asian Pacific Islander American Faculty & Staff Association, Disability Services for Students, and Kinesiology Department presented “Adapted K-pop Dance for All.” The partners recruited faculty, students, and staff to present KPop dances that

Candice C. Jones, President and CEO of Public Welfare Foundation on campus April 17

Sonoma State University is thrilled to have hosted Candice C.

Geography, Environment, and Planning (GEP) Department Shines Bright Making the Invisible Visible 

"If you look at the mission of Sonoma State University, we are here to serve our basin. We are meant to push the boundaries of knowledge and train students for a lifetime of intellectual work," said Dr.