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In 1964, acclaimed author Samuel Beckett set out on one of the strangest ventures in cinematic history: his embattled collaboration with silent era genius Buster Keaton on the production of a short avant-garde film entitled, simply, "Film." Beckett was nearing the peak of his fame, which would cu

Ray Johnson has been promoted from director to executive director of Sonoma State University's Wine Business Institute. His expanded role includes operational oversight of the Wine Spectator Learning Center, scheduled to open on campus in 2017.

Sonoma State University hosted the largest visiting group of young children in the school's history on July 22 when President Judy K.

We keep hearing that automated aerial delivery is just around the corner, but who will build and operate these machines?

Sonoma State University is one of 38 locations across the state to host the California Teachers Summit on Friday, July 29, celebrating the teaching profession, promoting collaboration and equipping teachers with tools to better implement the new California standards.

A new book by Sonoma State University Hutchins Professor Wendy L.

The second annual Jewish Music Series at Sonoma State University features artists hailing from New York City to the Bay Area, including trumpeter Frank London (cofounder of the Klezmatics) and virtuoso clarinetist Ben Goldberg with his Invisible Guy trio.

Thanks in part to years of work by Sonoma State University Women's and Gender Studies Professor Don Romesburg, California's students will soon be learning more about the history of LGBT people and their struggles.

Former Sonoma State University starting pitcher Cal Becker has signed a free agent contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks organization.

"Star Wars." "The Muppets." "The Labyrinth." These distinctly different movies all have one thing in common: they use dolls to as central figures to tell their stories.