The seven-year hiatus of the women’s track and field team at Sonoma State University is finally over.

Junior global studies major and member of the returning women’s track and field team, Maria Hurtado is looking forward to the team’s upcoming race on Saturday.

Thousands of individuals will visit or attend Sonoma State University during the semester. The likelihood that all will be vaccinated against an infectious disease is uncertain. Concern regarding the outbreak of measles has been a prominent topic within the United States recently and the discussion of whether to vaccinate against the disease has sparked controversy among many.

A federal judge’s decision on Feb. 16 has blocked President Barack Obama’s executive order on immigration, which could shield millions of undocumented immigrants in the United States from deportation. 

U.S. District Judge Andrew Hansen filed an injunction against President Barack Obama’s executive order, stating it would make United States states “suffer irreparable harm in this case.”

Americans throw away nearly half of the food consumed, which is a disturbing example of how society is being built upon excess and waste.

From red carpet events to all the gossip stories, celebrity obsessions are noticed all over society. There are times that I definitely can’t help myself from going and picking up the trendy magazine that’s on the stands. However, I feel that a huge issue occurring in society is the amount of attention we’re placing on unimportant topics, such as the lives of celebrities. 

A Texas federal judge blocked President Barack Obama’s recent executive order on immigration—one that would shield millions of undocumented immigrants in the United States from deportation.

“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.” 

Just as last year and the year before, the 87th Academy Awards were full of surprises, firsts for many nominees and celebration of pivotal past films and late members of show business. 

Hip-hop has received a gift from the world of jazz. 

Most college students’ No. 1 goal after getting their degree is to get a job. But like most things in life, that’s immensely easier than it sounds.

Blues, tattoos and rad moves. Oh my. Guests can expect this and much more at Izzy’s 24th Annual Tattoo and Blues Festival taking place Friday to March 1, at the Flamingo Conference Resort and Spa in Santa Rosa.

CJ Dunnick, the current President of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity, brought two Kappa alumni and some of his fellow brothers to Senior Night at the Wolves’ Den on Saturday in order to honor his fellow fraternity brother, Mike Henry. 

On Friday night in the Wolves’ Den, Sonoma State University did everything they could against CSU Chico’s Wildcats, but with a depleted team the Seawolves could only do so much.

On a quest to come out on top in its final home games, the women’s basketball team came up short, falling to Chico State 56-51 and CSU Stanislaus 53-36. 

After coming back home from playing the Montana State University Billings Desert Stinger, the softball team was ready to continue their winning streak. Sonoma State University’s softball team played four games against the CSU Dominguez Hills Toros on Friday and Saturday; each were two games. Seawolves won both games on Friday, 5-4 and 6-0, making it seven games straight in a row that they have won.