Sonoma State University has attracted some famous faces since the opening of Green Music Center in 2012. Aziz Ansari, Matt Nathanson and even Governor Jerry Brown have made appearances on campus.
Walking around the Sonoma State track on a Friday night, in the pitch dark, might seem slightly strange. However, those who do will find an excellent opportunity for entertainment and education.a
Transitioning from high school to college can be very difficult for students, but the transition can be even harder for former and current foster youth, wards of the court and unaccompanied homeless youth.
Words of wisdom from a peer can be more influential than those from a superior, so the students and faculty who organized this year’s Alcohol Awareness Week wanted to relate to students in a way that would make a lasting impact and would not sound like another lecture.
Less than 20 percent of engineering and computer science positions are held by women. Sue Rosser, the provost and academic vice president at San Francisco State University, visited Sonoma State yesterday and gave some insight into why women are underrepresented in science and health fields and how it affects the rest of the population.
When thinking of beer and German culture, Cotati does not immediately come to mind. However, the German spirit was alive and well in Cotati on Saturday during the seventh annual Oktoberfest. The event was held downtown at La Plaza Park. The original Oktoberfest has been held in Munich, Germany for over 200 years, and it is a 16-day celebration that attracts around six million people every year.
Deep in the heart of Petaluma lies something strange and yet eerily reminiscent of years gone by. On the corner of Baker Street and Bodega Avenue is a circle of painted car hoods in the middle of an empty lot.
There is a young man around campus who is usually dressed in a suit and tie with a briefcase in hand. Whether it is an 8 a.m. class or a casual lunch in the University Club you can expect Anthony Gallino to be dressed to impress.
