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Selected art by Sonoma State students will be featured in SSU’s 2024 Juried Student Exhibition on view at the University Art Gallery Nov. 7 to Dec. 14.

Sonoma State’s Schulz Information Center, better known as the University Library, houses an extensive collection of resources to support the campus community.

Performing in a blind audition on NBC's “The Voice” Monday, October 14, Sonoma State alumna Anna Isabel Fernandez ‘21 (stage name “Beya”) was selected by Coach Gwen Stefani for her team.

When South African birds, frogs, and insects make calls, Dr. Matthew Clark is listening to what they say.

From October 28 to November 1, all members of the SSU campus community are invited to contribute to a Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) community altar being organized in the University Art Gallery by acclaimed artist

Fortified with the promise of railroad travel, agricultural expansion, and booming ranch and mining operations, Sonoma County in the 1850s provided favor and opportunity for those who called it home. 

“What about you is invisible?” All elements of the “Revisibility” exhibit on display at the University Library Art Gallery start with this question, with exhibit visitors invited to add their own answers on postcards displayed on one gallery wall.

As the number of extreme wildfires has doubled globally in the past two decades, California has not been immune from the trend.

Sonoma State has added a Cinematic Arts and Technology degree program to prepare students for expanding opportunities in the film and video industry.

Sonoma State University’s designation as a federally recognized Hispanic Serving Institution has helped garner two U.S. Department of Education (ED) grants to enhance diverse students' preparation for and success in teaching, nursing, and health careers.