Sonoma State University

Sustainable SSU Announces "Do One Thing Today" Campaign

Look around the SSU campus this week and you will see bright yellow and blue posters that read "Do One Thing Today." That poster is the new face of "Sustainable SSU" to highlight the campus' sustainable accomplishments.

Sustainable SSU

Disability Awareness Month Honors the Nations's Largest Minority

People with disabilities cross all racial, gender, educational, and socioeconomic lines; and disability is the nation's largest minority and one that any one of us could join at any time, says Brent Boyer, Director of Disability Services for Students (DSS).

Disability Events

SSU's Growers Bring Local Food to SSU's Kitchens

In the early hours in the morning on any given day, many students can be found picking and washing freshly grown crops, such as kale and arugula on open plots of land in Penngrove. These students are part of the Student Growers Grant program, a student- run business and agriculture program.

Growers Grant

Mookerjee Heading Pioneering Earth Science Digitization Project for Geological Research Data

Dr. Matty Mookerjee, Geology, is the principal investigator (PI) for a National Science Foundation grant totaling $299,329 to help create a pioneering cyber infrastructure for collecting and analyzing geological research data. His project, which includes 13 other co-PIs, will help to facilitate the over-arching goals of the EarthCube project.

Poet Gillian Conoley Questions War, Peace in New Book

As an English professor at Sonoma State University, Gillian Conoley is surrounded by young people. One day it occurred to her that they've grown up in a strange time -- a world that has only known war. "Rather than writing a book about war and bemoaning that, I wanted to write about peace," says the SSU poet whose new work PEACE has been published.

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