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Sonoma State “It Matters!” voter engagement series kicks off September 11

In a two-month runup to the November elections, Sonoma State and the League of Women Voters of Sonoma County are sponsoring a voter engagement series called It Matters!

SSU Alumna Jessica Link Steeps Stories in Wine

Harvest season for wine grapes, better known as Crush in Sonoma County, is a time of intensity, focus, and creativity.

"Reflections: Portraits and Self-Portraits from NIAD Art Center" opens September 5

The University Art Gallery will open the school year with “Reflections: Portraits and Self-Portraits from NIAD Art Center,” on view from September 5 to October 20, 2024.

Sonoma State Convocation Celebrates Academic New Year

"The university is highly valued and is critically important to life in the region and the state. I could not be more excited to be part of what is happening here," said Sonoma State University's Interim President, Dr.

Noma Cares Center Provides Students Acute Crisis Response

Sonoma State's Noma Cares Center (NCC) will open on August 26, unifying  a multidisciplinary team of employees from across campus in a new location.

Carlos Calito, SSU Alumnus, Gives Back to Undocumented Community

SSU alumnus Carlos Calito's journey from undocumented student to college undergraduate to working with the college access and success nonprofit 10,000 Degrees (10KD) is one of fortitude, achievement, and giving back.

Academic Talent Search event brings Mendocino TRIO programs students to campus

On July 29 and 30, an Academic Talent Search High School Transition and Academic Readiness event was held at Sonoma State for students in Mendocino County TRIO programs.

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SSU receives NIH grant to support student-driven chromosome research

Sonoma State biology professor Lisa Hua has received a new four-year, $591,600 award from the U.S.

Sonoma State students build satellite for 2025 launch

Students at Sonoma State are involved in building and launching a small satellite – CubeSat, which is the size of three 10 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm cubes – into space to collect data as part of NASA's Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe (IMAP) Student Collaboration Project.