Sonoma State University administrators are considering a variety of course fee increases for the fall semester, according to correspondence between President Ruben Armiñana and Sonoma State University’s Fee Advisory Committee.
Students will have an extra way to get around when the Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART) begins operation at the end of 2016. As of April 2016, proposed boarding times and station schedules were released.
The faculty strike scheduled to occur in April across all 23 California State University campuses brings up difficult questions in regard to budget allocation.
North Korean nukes, refugee camps, Zika outbreak; these represent just a few of the headlines found when peering at news stories that lead one to believe the world is terrible.
Recognizing the need for students to be rewarded for achievements in the campus community, the Associated Students at Sonoma State University is giving scholarships, each valued at $500, to 20 students. The period to apply for the scholarship begins today and ends April 1.
Focused on helping students gain business experience, Sonoma State University’s Career Services Center held a workshop Feb. 17 on using the business networking website LinkedIn to stand out among career prospects. The workshop was part of a week-long series of business workshops and demonstrated how using the networking website can help students connect with recruiters at the career fair happening on Thursday.
In a meeting in the Student Center last week, members of the California Faculty Association at Sonoma State University announced a plan involving a five-day strike on all 23 California State University campuses as part of negotiations. If negotiations are not met, the strike will occur from April 13 to April 19 with downtime during the weekend.
The replacement of Sonoma State University’s mandatory online sexual assault training program was postponed for a week in order to work out final issues with the system. As of Feb. 5, the program was made available to students and will have a new deadline of Feb. 28.
Amid the rapid rise in popularity for hoverboards and similar electric personal vehicles, Sonoma State University’s Housing Services recently announced a ban on the use and storage of the vehicles in campus residential areas. Housing services cited numerous incidents nationwide involving the devices potential to catch fire and explode while charging and when in operation. The ban went into effect on Jan. 15.
