On Sept. 5, sometime during the window of hours between 11 p.m. and 3 a.m, a rape occurred on Sonoma State University’s campus. The crime occurred near the lake area, somewhere west of the G parking lot.

Sonoma State University suffered its second water disruption in six months after a mainline water eruption occurred on Thursday, Sept. 5.  The incident led to a drop in water pressure which triggered State Water Resources Control Board protocols that require boil water notices to be in effect until two rounds of water testing prove that drinking water is safe.

Transitoing through life can be difficult, but having a spiritual hand as a guide can make it easier, and that’s where the Seawolf Spirituality Fair comes into play.

Coming soon to Sonoma State University’s campus is Phi Delta Theta Cal Sigma’s 20th annual Teeter Totter philanthropy event. 

The Body Language Productions team is building a community of music enthusiasts as they spread awareness through the genre of electronic dance music. Sonoma State University students Christian Francisco, Jacob Gonzales, Allan Lock, Tyler Chase and Edgar Avalos all come together to share their passion for music under their group label, Body Language Productions. 

Normally confined to the inside of the Sonoma State University music hall, the Wind Ensemble and Concert band rocked the lawn center last Friday, Sept. 13 for students to enjoy campuswide.

After a hard loss on Sept. 11 against Dominican University, Sonoma State men’s soccer came back with a win against Concordia-Portland on Sept. 14, with a final score of 3-2. 

In the spring of last year, the Seawolvess played Domincan University, with the Seawolves coming on top with a 6-0 win. Five months later, the Sonoma State took an Unfortunate loss on Sept. 11 with a score of 2-1.