News Stories

The 11th annual Disability Awareness Month at Sonoma State University is well under way, and there are still multiple events worth attending before April is over.

Multiple nationally and internationally acclaimed writers and filmmakers will come together for one weekend at Sonoma State University to celebrate the power of story at the second annual Writers Festival on April 19.

Campus Updates:

April 10, 2019 - 5:25 p.m.

(Rohnert Park) – Before a crowd of nearly 300 people, Sonoma State President Judy K.

Congratulations to the following principal investigators and project directors who have received new, additional or extended support for their sponsored awards.

School of Arts and Humanities 

Department: English

Faces of SSU is an annual project at Sonoma State University, where students are recognized for sharing their unique story, on-campus leadership and contributions to the Seawolf community.

Sonoma State University will be hosting multiple events to educate and bring awareness to sexual assault prevention this month.

(Rohnert Park) – Building on the work of many who helped make the university a leader in sustainability, Sonoma State next month will commit itself to meeting the highest of standards for sustainability and resilience among universities nationwide.

The Center for Environmental Inquiry is hosting weekly events on Sonoma State University’s 4,200 acres of wildland preserves for students to meet local experts, learn new skills in the arts and sciences and contribute to local sustainability.  

Job opportunities for freshman and graduating seniors alike will be available at Sonoma State University’s annual Career Fair, where companies and organizations from across the Bay Area will be looking to hire SSU students.