About one in three people will be involved in a drunk driving crash during their lifetime according to a DUI statistics in the Biodiversity data journal. This is an eye opening and terrifying number but Sonoma State is doing its part to try and lower it.
For those who have a love for film or just want to kick back and relax for a couple hours Sonoma State will be showing “4 Wheel Bob” on Wed. Nov. 20 in Ives 101.
Another blood drive is making its way to Sonoma State University on Tues. Nov 12.. The blood drive will be held in the Recreation Center on campus. It will begin at 10 a.m. and will continue until 3 p.m.
In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising in addition to decades of LGBTQ+ liberation, the Sonoma State University library is displaying Queeries: Queer Artists and Identiteis. This showing began on Aug. 19 and will go on until Dec. 13.
Being that the majority of people are away from their families when they are at school, it is important to have some sort of support system or a “home away from home.” That is what the Umoja Queens meeting hopes to be for African American women.
Women’s rights have been an ongoing issue for nearly 70 years, but there has been a far greater emphasis on the topic now more than ever. Sonoma State University has made it a goal to empower women and educate people by hosting various different feminist lecture series. On Mon. Sept. 23 there will be another feminist lecture series which will focus in on the historical roots as well as the opression of Filipino women.
A superb resume is a needed factor when it comes to obtaining any sort of occupation, so head on over to the Resume Workshop to see how you can make your resume stand out!
On Wednesday Aug. 28, Sonoma State University will be hosting a Seawolf Part Time Job, Internship and Service Fair at the Salazar Plaza. It will begin at 11:00 p.m. and will end at 2:00 p.m. This is the first year where the job fair has combined with the Center for Community Engagements which offers different internships and services to Sonoma State students.
