How does professional golf work? How can you make a living out of being a pro golfer? The answer is simple: the better golf ...

As a longtime Winter Olympics enthusiast, I enjoy watching the games like most of the country, with an emphasis on the figure skating portion. But I have to disagree with the ruling for the ice dance.

Whether you’re preparing to enter the workforce after graduation, pivoting into a new industry, or exploring new fields and opportunities, the 2025-26 Industry Insights series highlights the ...

This past year was one of the most eventful years for Sonoma State in a long time. In 1996, Sonoma State lost its football program. But now, it has lost much, much more. Throughout 2025, SSU has ...

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.

During an in person meeting with the Academic Senate on Jan. 30, Interim President of Sonoma State Emily Cutrer said, in response to a question about who was being held accountable for the budget cuts ...

Is protecting economic profitability and big business more important than protecting the environment, public health, and animal welfare? Some opposition to Sonoma County’s citizen-proposed ballot ...

In an exclusive interview on Feb. 18, the Sonoma State Star sat down with the school’s interim President Emily F. Cutrer, to discuss the budget cut crisis and other issues affecting everyone at Sonoma ...

On Thursday, April 18, Sonoma State University’s Art Gallery premiered its annual student exhibition to campus visitors. Five students expecting to graduate with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree ...

With the school year coming to an end and graduation being right around the corner for some, the excitement of reaching this milestone is often accompanied by the financial realities of celebrating it ...

When I came to Sonoma State, it felt full of life. Now it feels empty. I transferred over from a community college for my junior year of college, when sports were still in place and there was a good ...

After serving as Chief Planning Officer here at Sonoma State for over two decades, Christopher Dinno officially retired in June of this year. Since his start here at SSU, Christopher oversaw facility ...