The Met Gala raised more than just millions of dollars this year. Eyebrows across the country and the world shot so high above hairlines last Monday night, some may be lost forever.

Are you a mature person, able to take care of yourself? Is this a good time? What could go wrong? Do you make enough money? Are you married?

These questions are just the beginning of what women ask themselves as they decide if they want to have a baby or not. It is no longer an easy decision. Years ago, it seemed like the only important question was “are you married?” Now, that hardly matters.

You would think Starbucks employees would know better than to burn themselves, but now the tension is high and the coffee is hot.

Imagine this: your office has just been raided by the FBI and you are furious. Of course, you  would never expect such an invasion of privacy, but in the case of Michael Cohen, there seems an ever-imposing feeling that both he and President Donald Trump could have anticipated such a bold move from the FBI.

At the age of 45, Sudan, the last remaining male white rhino, did not have much left in him in regards to repopulating his territory with new offspring.

“Is this person a citizen of the United States?” This is the question that has sparked controversy, created panic among minority groups and caused many states, including California and New York, to sue the Trump administration. 

She is the one who nursed you, cradled you, stood by you, supported you, played with you, pushed you to do your best, looked up to you and loved you. You call her mother, grandmother, sister, daughter, aunt, girlfriend, next door neighbor, homecoming queen and bookworm. There are an innumerable amount of adjectives and nouns to describe a woman. 

In wake of the tragic Parkland shooting on Feb. 14, society has rekindled gun violence as a heated debate throughout the United States. This has resulted in a multitude of suggested legislature changes and policy adjustments.

Due to many factors including unemployment, lack of affordable housing, poor physical or mental health and drug and alcohol abuse, homelessness appears to be on the rise in Sonoma County. 

Homelessness in Sonoma County is a reality that is seen daily. According to a final report from the annual countywide homeless census in January, Sonoma County’s overall homeless population shrunk...

After the smoke cleared, how big a mark the fires would leave on local vineyards concerned many in the wine industry.The answer, according to an ongoing Sonoma State  University study, is clear: not muc

Have you experienced any flu or cold symptoms this season? You may be just the candidate the Student Health Center is looking for. According to an email sent to all Seawolves on Jan. 23, “The Student Health Center is currently seeing students with a variety of cold and flu symptoms.” Patients may face a wait.