As gray wolves begin to return to California, a study released today by the Sonoma State University Anthropological Studies Center (ASC) sheds new light on the widespread historical distribution of wolves in the state.
SSU anthropology and art students have had unusual access to a rare collection to learn first hand how art and science can be used to understand life in an ancient culture.
The richness of the Hispanic culture is celebrated during National Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept. 17-Oct. 15 on the SSU campus with artists, films and comedy.
Starting your second year at SSU or beginning as a new transfer student is challenging. Sophomores may experience a loss of excitement, harder coursework, larger GE classes, less direct contact with professors than freshman year...
CSU Trustees' Award: John Michael Vincent Coralde Dreams of Helping his Native LandA young man, who is using his struggles with poverty in his native country to help his people, has been selected one of the 23 recipients of the California State University Trustees' Award for Outstanding Achievement.
SSU Students Complete First Executive Wine MBA in the United States
Twenty-five of the North Coast's wine business leaders presented fully developed business plans this past Saturday as the capstone of Sonoma State's first Wine Intensive Executive MBA program, paving the way for innovation and new approaches in the increasingly competitive wine industry.
