Enrollment target impacts class availability

Administration seeks alternative funding options after dismissal of academic success fee

Provost Andrew Rogerson said continued increases to Sonoma State University’s enrollment target by the California State University system may eliminate the need for a success fee in the future. “If we continue to have our target increased we get more base funding which takes away the need for a fee. Full story

Here be dragons in ‘She Kills Monsters’

In a world where imagination is dwindling, role-playing games such as “Dungeons & Dragons” offer gaming enthusiasts a chance to escape reality and battle monsters, use magic and perfect their combat skills. The theatre department at Sonoma State has decided to explore the world of D&D with their upcoming production of “She Kills Monsters. Full story

Greek Community Service Day attracts more than 500 students

The SSU Greek Community Service Day was a great success as 17 organizations and more than 525 SSU students contributed almost 2,000 hours of volunteer work in the Sonoma County community.  The volunteers were spread out amongst 12 work sites helping causes including the Redwood Empire Food Bank, Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue, Catholic Charities Restyle Market, Canine Companions for Independence, Petaluma Bounty, SSU Community Garden, four Sonoma County parks and two Sonoma County Water Agency Creeks. Full story

Men’s basketball grabs win on home court

Wolves triumph on Senior Night

The men’s basketball team had two home games this past weekend in the “Wolves’ Den”, taking on Cal State Monterey Bay on Friday Night and Cal State East Bay Saturday Night. It was the last two games of the season and they ended with a loss and then a win. Full story