Every Friday evening, a group of students meet in a computer lab in the basement of Darwin Hall. These students aren’t just computer science majors – they’re a mix of artists, programmers, and gamers.

The Sonoma State Academic Senate released results for the “no-confidence” vote by faculty in an email sent to faculty and press. The majority overwhelmingly voted in favor of no-confidence against ...

As we settle into the new year, the world has already witnessed several significant historical moments, marking the beginning of a pivotal chapter in the United States. Within the first month alone, ...

The North Bay Organizing Project confirmed this week that three ICE arrests have taken place, including two in Santa Rosa, and one in Rohnert Park/Cotati. The information came through the organization ...

On Wednesday, Jan. 22 at 10:30 a.m. the Sonoma State community received an email that undoubtedly will be remembered as one of the most dire in campus history. The email from Interim President Dr.

In the heart of Rohnert Park, a family-owned Vietnamese restaurant has been making waves within the Sonoma State community. The restaurant, Simmer, has a variety of dishes to choose from but after ...

Judge Kenneth G. English of the Sonoma County superior court placed a temporary restraining order on the proposed academic cuts at Sonoma State, in a move that marks a significant development in the ...

As our planet faces environmental challenges and rising temperatures, Sonoma State celebrated Earth Week as a reminder that local action still matters everywhere. Earth Day was first celebrated on ...

After years of wrestling to commit to the right career path, choosing a safe option and studying computer science, or committing to his passion and lifelong dream of becoming an artist. Joseph ...

TikTok has faced a turbulent journey since its introduction in the U.S. in the fall of 2018. The platform allows for some content creators to make a sizable income, and provides regular users with a ...

Following the massive shockwave that was sent throughout the Sonoma State community earlier with multiple majors and athletics programs being cut, it is starting to show its effect on the students.

Ray Johnson, the executive director of the wine business institute, has announced his retirement after joining the wine business in 1986. Johnson’s career began when he worked for Christian Brothers’ ...