A former Sonoma State University volunteer softball assistant coach was arrested in New York and charged with more than 94 counts of improper sexual contact  involving 13 players.

The last time Bobby McFerrin sang his famous song “Don’t Worry Be Happy” live was 1988. That was until he sang it to the Green Music Center audience Friday night. His show continued to be filled with talent, laughter and pure entertainment.

Sonoma State University students enjoyed themselves Tuesday when slam poet and author Buddy Wakefield graced an intimate audience with incredible poetry and humor.

From Broadway to Sonoma State University, “The Vagina Monologues” has  grown into a revolution of women sharing real life stories to educate, inspire and put an end to sexual violence. 

Between all of the country, hip-hop and pop music today’s kids listen to, it’s easy to say  rock-and-roll is becoming less and less popular. During Recycled Percussion’s performance Friday night music was played on garbage cans, ladders and buckets; but the biggest part was the message sent to the audience and kids. 

“The Blind Side,” “Remember the Titans” and many other true under-dog stories have reputations for becoming instant classics and being owned by fans as soon as they are released on DVD. Movie watchers better make room on the shelf for Disney’s new classic, “McFarland, USA.” 

Sonoma State University students, staff, family and friends got the best medicine when Chicago comedy magician Daniel Martin performed an entertaining magic-meets-comedy-act, in which he “magished” all night. The show, which was free for students took place on Saturday in the Student Center Ballroom.

Big strong women in Viking helmets belting songs no one can understand is probably the stereotype most people think of when they hear the opera.

In a school with 3 to 1 ratio of girls to boys, it was only a matter of time a musical about female heroes hit the stage.

In 2003, emo-pop fans were introduced to Fall Out Boy with their debut album, “Take This to Your Grave.”