With the help of cold weather and final exams, it’s easy to slump right into leggings and an oversized sweatshirt. I‘m here to remind the female students at Sonoma State University that looking chic, trendy and put-together is not as difficult and tedious as it’s hyped up to be in students’ head. Clothing is a representation of how one would like to be portrayed at a first sight so swing by the local mall to pick up some items represented by my favorite winter trends.
As the semester comes to a close, one obstacle stands between students and the holiday fun to be had over winter break, and that’s finals. As final exams loom nearer, students’ stress levels rise. To combat high stress during this time, Sonoma State University is providing stress-relieving fun at the Student Center.
Feeling vulnerable and unsafe at night on campus is common for most students walking home, to and from their car, or even walking next door to pick up a coffee for some late night studying.
Starting Nov. 9 and wrapping up Nov. 13, Sonoma State University will be hosting Mental Health Awareness Week. Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) will be hosting this event in collaboration with various other groups including Campus Life, The HUB, Associated Student Productions, Student Affairs, Rec Sports, Residence Life, Peer Mentors and the Student Health Center.
Sonoma State basketball kicks off the 2015-2016 season with Midnite Madness in the Wolves’ Den on Wednesday. Attendees can enjoy giveaways, prizes and performances from the Sonoma State Sapphires, cheer team, athletic teams and a professional dunk team.
From Oct. 12 to Oct. 15, the Sonoma State University Police Department will be holding safety week to give law enforcement and students the opportunity to interact while informing the student body about how to be safer in everyday life.
Crop tops, episodes of Friends, platform sneakers, Jewel blaring out of the speakers in traffic. No it is not the ‘90s, but everything ‘90s is coming back into full swing and Jewel is no exception.
The MTV Video Music Awards (VMA’s), despite the station’s built up anticipation for a wild show, was relatively tame this year, with fewer off script stunts than in years past.
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