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Sonoma State University sports update March 29 - April 5. Softball goes 5-1 at weekend tournament, women's water polo loses in double overtime, and women's tennis wins two of three.

Imagine being able to see a forest--to know the height of its trees, the paths of its waterways, the density of its vegetation--from a laptop in a coffee shop thousands of miles away.

A group of Sonoma State Alumni took first place honors, and a group of Sonoma State students earned third place at the first ever Make-a-Thon at Somo Village on March 6 in Rohnert Park.

Sonoma State University has joined hundreds of universities across the nation in taking the "It's On Us" pledge, Vice President Joe Biden's campaign against sexual assault on college campuses.

April is Disability Awareness Month, and Sonoma State University is offering several events sponsored by Disability Services for Students in collaboration with other departments. All events are free and open to all faculty, staff and students.

Sonoma State University's Wine Business Institute announced today a generous donation from Young's Market Company, which will be used in support of the future Wine Spectator Learning Center, a 15,000-square-foot education and industry hub at Sonoma State expected to break ground on June 1.

Violinist Philip Santos and violist Marcel Gimperli join the Navarro Trio Sunday, April 3 at 2 p.m. in Schroeder Hall at Sonoma State University's Green Music Center to perform two masterpieces of Russian chamber music: the piano quintets of Anton Arensky and Sergei Taneyev.

Sonoma State University sports update, March 22-29. Women's golf performs well at invitational, men's golf finishes third and women's water polo loses close game to Santa Clara.

Sonoma State University's annual Juried Student Exhibition opens in the University Art Gallery with a free public reception Wednesday, March 30, 5-7 p.m. and will be on view through Sunday, April 24.