Monday marks the next round of Associated Students elections at Sonoma State University. 

The city of Rohnert Park is moving ahead with plans to build a 2-mile multi-use pathway which will run parallel to the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit line.

Rent costs in Sonoma County have reached high levels, increasing 30 percent in the last three years alone.

Seawolves, it’s that time of year again.

The Associated Students elections are one-week away, and on Feb. 24, the STAR hosted both presidential candidates in an exclusive interview to make an endorsement for the 2015-16 academic year.

With Sonoma State Universtiy students able to attend the pool in February, it’s quite obvious something is off about today’s weather. After only a few rainstorms, the weather in Sonoma County has taken a turn for a  warm winter. 

Marijuana legalization is making tremendous strides in the United States and support for legalization is outpacing the opposition. 

Between all of the country, hip-hop and pop music today’s kids listen to, it’s easy to say  rock-and-roll is becoming less and less popular. During Recycled Percussion’s performance Friday night music was played on garbage cans, ladders and buckets; but the biggest part was the message sent to the audience and kids. 

It seems like every year, there’s one film with a non-Anglicized cast that grabs the attention of awards committees. This year’s Academy Awards featured the film about the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s march from Montgomery, Alabama to Selma for the voting rights of African-Americans in 1965 Ava DuVernay’s “Selma.” 

On the surface of the new third-person story based shooter game, “The Order 1886” is a remarkable feat. Sadly, once your eyes adjust to its console defining graphics, the feeling of greatness slowly fades and this PlayStation 4 exclusive becomes an incredibly conflicted game.

Many college students worry about life after school and what kind of job they will eventually have. Most of the time, students aren’t even sure of what direction they want to head in as far as careers go because they don’t know what’s out there.

Among  stressful midterms, ramen eating and college drama, a Thursday evening dedicated to laughter was just what the doctor ordered for students who filled the Sonoma State University Person Theatre to see winners of the San Francisco Comedy Competition perform

There is nothing wrong with a little competition. Texas Tech University and Sonoma State University are going head-to-head in a wine mixology competition and judged later this spring.

Over the past few weekends, the Sonoma State University men’s basketball team has struggled to achieve a win. They have put points on the board, given a decent challenge to opponents, yet they have lacked the execution to win. This past weekend was what the Sonoma State men’s basketball coaches like to call “Sonoma State basketball.” 

The women’s basketball team took a trip down to southern California to end its 2014-2015 season with losses against No. 1 seed CSU Dominguez Hills, 78-73, and CSU Los Angeles, 67-39.

In just the fourth week of 2015 Seawolves Softball season, the California Collegiate Athletic Association and Sonoma named Mayleen Mazon Pitcher/Athlete of the Week. Mazon, a junior, pitches and plays outfield.