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A ribbon-cutting ceremony today officially launched Lobo’s Pantry, a new free food distribution service for Sonoma State University students who are in need.
Sonoma State University’s geology lecture series brings speakers from Northern California and Mexico to the campus.
Students will have an opportunity to network, interview and prepare for their lives after graduation at Sonoma State University’s annual Career Fair.
Sonoma State University President Judy K. Sakaki will participate in Super Sunday on Feb. 25, a California State University program to connect and inform African-American students and families about pursuing a higher education.
In an effort to combat food insecurity and give back to the community, Sonoma State University will be hosting Hunger and Homelessness Awareness week on campus Feb. 19-23.
This year's Black History Month festivities include showings and discussion of important breakthroughs in African American film with viewings of the Acadamy Award nominated film, "Get Out" and superhero Marvel blockbuster, "Black Panther".
At 16, Lucero Alvarez Vieyra sat nervously in front of Gerald Jones, a college-prep advisor. The high schooler was ready to tell him she'd no longer be applying to college.
Dr. Greg Sawyer, a seasoned higher education professional whose work has impacted the lives of thousands of students, will become the Vice President for Student Affairs at Sonoma State University, effective April 1.
Join SSU in celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the musical “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown,” based on the comic strip “Peanuts” by Charles M. Schulz. This fresh take on the