Each individual’s future is shaped through his or her habits, daily routines and behaviors. 

All lovers and supporters of Petaluma flocked to downtown Petaluma for the celebration of the Butter and Eggs parade and festival. Including Sonoma State students, reportedly more than 30,000 people walked the streets. 

Silence is powerful.  Speaking up in the midst of silence is what brings a difference.

The fusion of her passion for music, experience in radio and vibrant personality has paved this senior’s path beyond her college years.  

Fraternities competed to determine who has the ultimate sport technique through an annual weekend tournament called the Greek Olympics. 

The unique diversity produced by artists from San Diego to Seattle entices the audience with the unexpected. 

The struggle of the issues with gender has been brought into the spotlight. “The Vagina Monologues” enlightened Sonoma State students in a movement to end gender violence with an open mind that embraced the feminist ideal. 

Despite the pouring, gloomy rain, students still swarmed Lobo’s on Wednesday night for “Lobo’s After Dark,” a student open mic event unexpectedly filled with remarkable talent.

Lake Street Dive brought back the 60s New Orleans vibe by taking the listener to a dive bar on Bourbon Street with their new album, “Bad Self Portraits,” released Feb. 18. Together, the band successfully infused Motown, rhythm and blues, gospel blues and a touch of British-invasion rock.

“About Last Night” brings an audience the experience of lots of laughter, tears and smiles. Focusing on the phases of love and friendship from the bar to the bedroom, this racy romantic comedy takes the audience on a journey of two couples that are best friends.