Relationships and dating can be a sticky situation for anybody, especially in the college setting. People can range from “crazy stage five clingers” to heartless manipulators and then there is everyone else in between.
As we’re in the home stretch of this semester, students have their countdowns ready for spring break. Whether they plan on setting off on some tropical adventure, lending a hand working on a community service project or just staying with family, spring break can be a time of memories and relaxation for anyone.
It’s that time of year again: housing season. Whether you’re in your first year at Sonoma State or you’ve already been here for a few, this short window of time is crucial for a smooth living situation next year. This is the time to make the big decision: live on campus or off campus.
Imagine a world where a girl can walk to her dorm alone at night and arrive safely. A world where a girl could wear whatever she wants to class and not have to worry about someone gawking at her. A world where a girl can go to a college party and not be concerned about being taken advantage of.
Lions, tigers and bears, Oh my! But what about primates? About 50 years ago the most common name to be associated with these complex creatures would probably be primatologist, Jane Goodall.
t week of school after winter break, some students are already feeling the heat from this semester. What better way to get rid of the stress than at the Campus Recreation Center.
