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Cycle Without Limits

The Cycle Without Limits summer bike and swim camp at Sonoma State University will teach children with special needs how to ride bicycles June 15-19. These children often have a history of difficulty learning how to ride a bike using traditional methods. 

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From Performances to Change

Sonoma State University's Vagina Monologues club raised $8,500 with its performances this semester to support sexual assault awareness.

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Shooting for Silver

Sonoma State's archery club has come a long way since starting by shooting at (and sometimes missing) an arrow net in the school's field house.

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Hutchins Professor Janet Hess Releases Two Books

Though the topics and approach are vastly different, Sonoma State University professor Janet Hess finds similarities in the sense of place and culture in the two books she released this year.

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Say 'Wine' in French?

Sonoma State University announced the first French Language Certificate for Wine Business in the United States.

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Eric Greeny Named New Development VP

Erik Greeny has been selected as Vice President for University Development at Sonoma State University.

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Continuing To Grow

Sonoma State University has launched the new Center for Environmental Inquiry to play a leading role in the study of emerging environmental challenges in the region.

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54th Commencement Ceremonies Launch Class of 2015 on May 16

Sonoma State University awards degrees to the Class of 2015 at its 54th annual commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 16.

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Biology Student Earns Second Place in CSU Research Competition

Sonoma State University biology master's student Michelle Ferraro took home second place (and a $250 prize) in the graduate division for biological sciences at the 29th annual CSU Student Research Competition, held May 1-2 at CSU San Bernardino, for her presentation titled "Evaluating Optimal For

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Seawolf Scholars Helps Foster Youth Navigate College

"My mom passed away a week before my freshman year of high school, and I knew that education would be my fallback," says Chris Villedo, a freshman sociology major at Sonoma State University.