Seawolf Plaza is many things. But, this time around, the Plaza becomes a one-stop spot for students to find a diversity of resources for many of their respective mental and physical needs--and so much more.

Students and dog lovers gathered in “awe” last Thursday, Sept. 19, as the Darwin Quad saw a swarm of friendly dogs ready for playful interaction, cuddles, and the joyful faces of Sonoma State students alike. With combined efforts from the Student Health Advisory Committee and the 4 Paws Learning and Wellness Center, 15 dogs were brought to campus for students to pet and enjoy in a relaxing environment. 

Normally confined to the inside of the Sonoma State University music hall, the Wind Ensemble and Concert band rocked the lawn center last Friday, Sept. 13 for students to enjoy campuswide.

On Friday nights, the Sonoma State campus may seem quiet and dead, with its empty halls and symphony of crickets, but Lobos campus pub surely is not. Sounds of laughter and singing permeate the Lobos walls as it continues to celebrate its weekly “Late Night at Lobo’s” event.

Before market-goers can even see it, Petaluma’s Wednesday night Farmers Market’s sounds of music, laughter and the head-turning smell of freshly cooked barbeque reel in Sonoma County residents and visitors alike. Located at 320 N. McDowell Blvd, the weekly Farmers Market in Petaluma is located right next to the city’s Petaluma Square.