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Letha Ch’ien, associate professor of art history at Sonoma State, has been awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) full research fellowship that will enable her to spend a year writing her book about the role of transmitting cultural ideology in Venetian art. 

Sonoma State University hosted The Oxford Consortium fo

Sonoma State University is open and operating the week of January 22-26, which marks the start of spring semester.  Get more information.

Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria (FIGR) and Sonoma State University celebrated the opening of the FIGR Learning Center at SSU’s Fairfield Osborn Preserve on Tuesday, January 16, marking what Claudia Luke, Director of SSU’s

A $7.9-million grant from the US Department of Education (ED) to Sonoma State University’s STEM and Computing Education Support (STEMACES) program is the result of a decade of success building technology to enable innovative science education and make it accessible to underrepresented students.&n

The University Art Gallery’s “Art from the Heart” (AFTH) benefit auction will celebrate its 40th anniversary from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, February 3.

Genocide scholar and author James Waller, PhD, delivered the keynote address Tuesday, November 28 at the 40th Anniversary of the SSU Holocaust & Genocide Lecture Series. “Can we make ‘never again’ more than a slogan?

An article about restoration ecology research, co-authored by SSU biology professor Dr.

When Sarahi Hernandez ‘24 first saw “Ziff” in her award from The Alan Ziff and Cheryl Scholar (Ziff) Scholarship Fund, she recognized it as the same name as a former teacher. “What are the chances the two are connected?” she wondered.

Sonoma State University cross country runner Gianna Bomarito will continue her standout season and represent SSU at the NCAA National Championships following her third-place finish Saturday at the NCAA Division II West Region Cross Country Championships.