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NASA's Neurodiversity Network (N3) – created by Sonoma State’s Dr.

Sonoma State University will bestow honorary degrees on two longtime North Bay community leaders during the university’s 2024 Commencement ceremonies on May 18.

The Municipal Management Association of Northern California (MMANC) hosted its Inaugural Equity Summit in the SSU Ballroom on Friday, March 15 with the goal of supporting conversations and advancing strategies for greater diversity, equity, and inclusion within local government leadersh

As reported by NASA, on April 8, the total eclipse of the sun will be photographed by hundreds of public participants as it moves from Mexico to Maine and into C

"We need these students to know they are not a secret," said Angélica Garcia, President/Superintendent of Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC), at the recent Reach for Your Dreams Conference in the Sonoma State Student C

The California State University (CSU) is one of seven winners of The Great Admissions

Artificial intelligence (AI) will not wipe out humanity, destroy jobs, or make humans lazy and stupid, according to Dr. Alexander “Sasha” Sidorkin, but educators and others must be vigilant about its use and how students, especially, are prepared for life in an AI-rich society.

Julian Castro's passion for social justice runs in the family: He inherited it from his mom. 

Sonoma State University biology professor Brent Hughes' research on sea otters and their role in protecting a California salt marsh is the cover article of Nature journal’s February 1 issue, called “Significant Otters

Professor of Biology Daniel Crocker was recognized as one of the 2024 recipients of The Wang Family Excellence Awards in the category of Outstanding Faculty Scholarship The awards, announced January 30, celebrate CSU faculty members “who have distinguished themselves through e