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Graton Rancheria continues its support of SSU’s most underserved students

(Rohnert Park, CA) — The Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria have pledged nearly half a million dollars to Sonoma State to fund the university’s 2022 Summer Bridge Program, helping create a smooth and supportive college transition for SS

Sonoma State University to provide new Spring 2022 students free iPads as part of the CSUCCESS program

(Rohnert Park, CA) — Sonoma State University (SSU) will be participating in a pilot of the second phase of CSUCCESS (California State University Con

Profiles in Resilience: Elijah Harris

By Maggie Sowell | sowellm@sonoma.edu

Profiles in Resilience: Shaemus Cullen

By Maggie Sowell | sowellm@sonoma.edu

Profiles in Resilience: Briana Moreno Sanchez

By Maggie Sowell | sowellm@sonoma.edu

Senator Scott Wiener to speak as part of SSU’s Queer Faculty and Staff Alliance Friday Forum

Senator Scott Wiener, who represents San Francisco and northern San Mateo County, will speak as part of Sonoma State’s Queer Faculty and Staff Alliance Friday Forum tomorrow, November 5. 

Explore the history of Sonoma County through the eyes of one of the area's most respected journalists

(Rohnert Park, CA) — The Sonoma State University Library is hosting a virtual exhibit highlighting material from its Gaye LeBaron Collection.

CSU Chancellor connects with the Seawolf community

CSU Chancellor Joseph I. Castro visited Sonoma State University on September 29 to connect with the Seawolf community and explore the one-of-a-kind beauty of our campus. It was also SSU Spirit Day and Sonoma State pride was on display.