News Stories

It's not everyday that an accomplished high school athlete, pressured with multiple athletic scholarship offers, chooses a school more for its academics, rather than its athletics.

The third week of November is the Great American Smokeout, which is a campaign to stop people from smoking cigarettes. Sonoma State students who currently smoke can sign a pledge at the Student Health Center between now and Nov.

The wildly funny, harrowing, and beautiful play by Paula Vogel "How I Learned to Drive" traces a woman's path through time as she recalls learning the rules of the road (and life) from behind the wheel of her uncle's '62 Buick Riviera. 

Sonoma State University Philosophy professor John Sullins (far right) was recently part of a panel discussion on health care at a World Technology Network Summit honoring visionary thinkers across the globe in late October.

Geology Professor Matthew James has has been elected a Governing Member of the General Assembly of the Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands (CDF), an international group of scientists, conservationists, and policy makers that provides scientific research and technical information a

Student dancers will perform exciting new choreography at SSU's Fall Dance Concert 2011, a showcase featuring a wide variety of genres, from hip-hop to ballet.

The California State University Board of Trustees today unanimously approved its 2012-2013 budget, which requests that the governor and legislature provide an additional $471 million in state funding for the upcoming fiscal year.

Internet censorship and surveillance as it happens "in the wild around the world" is the topic of a talk by computer security expert Jacob Appelbaum at noon on Thursday, Nov. 17 in Salazar 2016 at the Sonoma State University Computer Science Colloquium.

When it came to doing something meaningful in public health, Sonoma State University graduate nursing students could look no farther than their feet for answers.