Sustainability, community engagement, awareness and policy transparency are all things the new Sustainability Club at Sonoma State University plan to bring to campus in the spring.
New guests walked into a relaxing room, where they were handed a cup of hot mint tea, sat in a chair with a warm wrap around the neck and prepared for either a manicure and pedicure, or a facial and massage. This was just the beginning of what is offered at ME SPA in Santa Rosa.
Students have the opportunity to take a virtual trip to Bollywood in a new course available next semester called LIBS 209: Bollywood and Globalization.
Students will be able to channel their inner Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark in Sonoma State University’s first ever, Hunger Games. In order to raise awareness about National Hunger and Homelessness Week, students all over campus are encouraged to compete in the Hunger Games put on by Join Us Make Progress on Nov. 21.
Students and faculty members enjoyed homemade soup and good conversation on Wednesday in the HUB. The title of the meeting “Soup and Substance” provided an environment to discuss building a more civil and inclusive community at Sonoma State University.
At Phi Delta Theta’s 14th annual Buy-A-Phi Auction on Friday over 80 girls walked into Ballroom A of the Student Center with money in hand ready to buy their gentlemen of choice.
College presents students with the opportunity to learn a variety of skills beyond academics. Most college students learn how to grocery shop on a budget.
Our 20s is the time in our life when we can be selfish and do the things that, later in life, we won’t have the opportunity to do. Studying abroad is the first thing that comes to mind as far as opportunities go.
If the Tinder app is an unfamiliar concept, let me break it down. “Are you an appendix? I don’t know how you work, but I have a feeling I need to take you out.” That was just one of the many creepy pick-up lines I received while I had a Tinder.
With a little over 9,000 students at Sonoma State, the feeling of a bustling university doesn’t necessarily exist. In fact, you’re most likely going to run into the last person you want to see. When that happens, the open walkways between the new Student Center and Stevenson Hall do not provide any help in escaping that awkward confrontation.
