Junior psychology major, Kayla Moceri is no stranger to Sonoma State University. Moceri has used her past three years on campus to work in as many roles as she can on campus and works to always have a positive attitude and smile on her face as she is doing it.
Wine and dine is a common pastime in Sonoma County. What better way for Sonoma State University students to indulge in the culture of the community around them than in the on campus Wine Spectator Building on the third Thursday of the month?
Looking for something to do on a Saturday night? Look no further than right outside of the Sonoma State University dorms. Student Involvement and the Residential Assistants of Sonoma State University invite students of all ages to come out to Saturday DIY Project Night.
Clubs on campus make it easy to get students involved socially, as well as support students in their education. A great example of one of the many clubs on campus is Math Club.
When strolling through campus this past year, students might notice that some big changes are being made. A major adjustment coming up this semester is The Advising Center’s move from the first floor of Salazar to the first floor of the Library this Oct.
Wine and Paint nights have become a popular pastime in recent years. It is a time for people to come together and get creative over a glass of wine and a canvas. This phenomenon is coming to Sonoma State on Sept. 24. Associated Students Productions (ASP) invite students to Paint and Sip.
Sonoma State University’s Campus Recreational Center is commonly known for their weight room, basketball court, and table tennis but what some may not know is that the Recreational Center also offers experiences for students outside of Sonoma State’s campus.
Friday nights around Sonoma State University’s campus could seem dull to some individuals at a first glance. The restaurant and pub on campus known as Lobos is trying to change that.
