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More than 200 Sonoma County high school students converged on Sonoma State Friday to celebrate their graduation from the Mike Hauser Academy, a three-week immersive summer science, technology, engineering and math program sponsored by the Santa Rosa Metro Chamber.

(Rohnert Park) – Sonoma State University will host a joint hearing of the California Assembly and Senate Select Committees on the wine industry on Friday, June 28 at the Wine Spectator Learning Center. The meeting will begin at 1:30 p.m. and is open to the public.

Sonoma State University is in line to receive $1.3 million in conjunction with three other colleges as part of a project to close equity and achievement gaps in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields.

When Yatziry Galvan, a first-generation student born in Mexico, walked across the stage of Green Music Center’s Weill Hall during commencement on May 19, she received more than a B.S. in business from Sonoma State University.

(Rohnert Park) — With more than 60 community leaders, SSU employees and others looking on, Sonoma State President Judy K.

(Rohnert Park) — Sonoma State University will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, June 6 to celebrate the opening of the Marina Crossing Apartments, SSU's new 90-unit housing complex for employees. All members of the media are invited.

Sonoma State will host over a hundred faculty, staff and administrators from across the California State University system starting Thursday to promote the use of makerspaces on college campuses.

Sonoma State University celebrated its largest class of graduates in its 58-year history when more than 2,900 students were recognized during commencement ceremonies at the Green Music Center’s Weill Hall on May 18 and 19.

For a student who decided to come to Sonoma State before even stepping foot on campus, Carley Chatterley has made the most out of her time here.