Welcome To Seawolf Welcome Weeks

Saturday, August 18th

  • Residential Community Check-in
    (see housing info for your check-in time)
  • SSU Bookstore Textbook Reservat ion Pick-up at 9am - 4pm; Bookstore
  • Student ID Cards and Parking Permits at 9am – 4pm; Salazar 1st floor
  • Men’s Soccer Alumni Game at 12noon; Seawolf Soccer Field
    Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Men’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
  • Women’s Soccer Alumni Game at 3pm; Seawolf Soccer Field
    Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
  • Parent Receptions at 1:30pm in Cooperage
    Take a break from moving, and meet informally with the Housing and Residential Life team. Refreshments provided
  • Family BBQ at 4-6pm; Lakes
    Join us for the Family BBQ, where we will enjoy Steak, Chicken; Veggie options and all the fixins! No RSVP necessary.
  • Building Meetings for Residential Students at 7pm; See your CSA for locat ions
    Explore community living at your first building meeting. Meet your neighbors, go over the Seawolf Welcome Weeks schedule and make plans for the year. These meetings are mandat ory for those students living in the residential community.                                
  • First Nite with RSA Featuring Hypnotist Chuck Milligan at 9pm; Person Theatre-FREE
    He puts you to sleep… literally! Join Chuck Milligan if you dare to allow your mind to be controlled by a veteran turned comedian hypnotist. Chuck does everything from make you quack like a duck to convincing you the number 3 does not exist. When people question the legitimacy of hypnosis, Chuck says, “Hypnosis is a nat ural human phenomenon that happens to every person at night. Every time you go to sleep and every time you wake up, you pass right through it. And it's just a nat ural human phenomenon that I have taken and turned into entertainment.” FREE

Sunday, August 19th

(Rec Center will be closed today for staff training)

  • SSU Bookstore Textbook Reservat ion Pick-up at 9am - 4pm Bookstore
  • Student ID Cards and Parking Decals at 9am – 4pm Salazar 1st floor
  • Men’s Soccer v. Santa Rosa Jr College (exh) at 12pm Seawolf Soccer Field
    Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Men’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
  • Women’s Soccer v. Notre Dame de Namur (scr)at 3pm Seawolf Soccer Field
    Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
  • Parent Reception at 1:30pm; Cooperage
    Take a break from moving, and meet informally with the Housing and Residential Life team. Refreshments provided
  • Mandatory Residential Life Building Meetings
    See CSA for time and locations! You will not want to miss these building meetings and suitemat e meetings. You are responsible for any and all informat ion given out at these meetings. Don’t miss them..\
  • The Big Nite!  at 8pm – 12am; Student Union, Commons, Stevenson Quad
    Kick off the school year with Big Nite, a celebrat ion extravaganza with free food, countless activities, giveaways, and even carnival rides! This is an incredible opportunity to meet every club on campus and see what SSU has to offer you as a student. Join SSU students, both old and new, for the biggest Sonoma Stat e party of the year! FREE

Monday, August 20th

  • Drop in Immunization Clinic at 8-11am and 1:30-2:30pm Student Health Center
    Here's your chance to get required immunizat ions such as measles (MMR) and/or Hepat itis B before you end up with a Hold on your ability to register for future classes. You can also get other immunizat ions that are recommended for college students like Meningococcal Vaccine, HPV vaccine, tetanus/pertussis (Tdap) vaccine, etc.  All vaccines are offered at the Student Health Center's wholesale acquisition costs. Immunizat ion clinics are first come, first served on a staff and vaccine availability basis.
  • Student Health Center Tour at 12:30pm Student Health Center Lobby
    Learn more about the free and low cost services of your on campus Student Health Center and meet some of the staff.
  • Sonfest at 3-5pm;  Recreation Center
    Sonfest is an annual event held at the SSU Recreat ion Center promoting health, wellness, sustainability and campus community involvement. There will be games, activities, giveaways, and prizes for participat ion.  Come dressed ready to play!

Tuesday, August 21st

(First Day of Classes)

  • Drop in Immunization Clinic at 8-11am and 1:30-2:30pm; Student Health Center
    Here's your chance to get required immunizations such as measles (MMR) and/or Hepatitis B before you end up with a Hold on your ability to register for future classes. You can also get other immunizations that are recommended for college students like Meningococcal Vaccine, HPV vaccine, tetanus/pertussis (Tdap) vaccine etc. All vaccines are offered at the Student Health Center's wholesale acquisition costs. Immunization clinics are first come, first served on a staff and vaccine availability basis.
  • RSA FREE Pizza Feed and Info Night at 6:15pm; In front of Person Theatre
    Your Residential Student Association Exec Board will be on hand to talk with you about RSA and to share some FREE pizza!!
  • Mad Chad: The AMAZING Chainsaw Juggler at 7pm Person Theatre-FREE
    There's only one thing more entertaining than a madman juggling roaring chainsaws, and that's then he drops one. Put on your safety goggles and move back four rows, because here's Mad Chad Taylor, the Evil Knievel of Comedy. This Guiness World Record holder is sure to please so don't miss out! Check out a clip here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ti3MkTt5qv4

Wednesday, August 22nd

  • Drop in Immunization Clinic at 8-11am Student Health Center
    Here's your chance to get required immunizations such as measles (MMR) and/or Hepat itis B before you end up with a Hold on your ability to register for future classes. You can also get other immunizat ions that are recommended for college students like Meningococcal Vaccine, HPV vaccine, tetanus/pertussis (Tdap) vaccine etc. All vaccines are offered at the Student Health Center's wholesale acquisition costs. Immunizat ion clinics are first come, first served on a staff and vaccine availability basis.
  • Meet and Greet at the Climbing Wall-FREE
    Wanna meet people in the outdoor community? Come to the climbing wall and connect!

Thursday, August 23rd

  • Drop in Immunization Clinic at 8-11am Student Health Center
    Here's your chance to get required immunizations such as measles (MMR) and/or Hepatitis B before you end up with a Hold on your ability to register for future classes. You can also get other immunizat ions that are recommended for college students like Meningococcal Vaccine, HPV vaccine, tetanus/pertussis (Tdap) vaccine etc.  All vaccines are offered at the Student Health Center's wholesale acquisition costs. Immunizat ion clinics are first come, first served on a staff and vaccine availability basis.
  • ASP Presents: Petting Zoo at 11:30am – 1pm; Stevenson Quad
    Lamas, pigs, rabbits, guinea pigs, goat s and way more! Come enjoy a free petting zoo!
  • SSU Blood Drive at 10:30am – 4:30pm; Rec Center
  • Women’s Soccer v Dominican(scr) at 3pm; Seawolf Soccer Field
    Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com

Friday, August 24th

  • Drop in Immunization Clinic at 9:30-11am Student Health Center
    Here's your chance to get required immunizat ions such as measles (MMR) and/or Hepat itis B before you end up with a Hold on your ability to register for future classes. You can also get other immunizat ions that are recommended for college students like Meningococcal Vaccine, HPV vaccine, tetanus/pertussis (Tdap) vaccine, etc. All vaccines are offered at the Student Health Center's wholesale acquisition costs. Immunizat ion clinics are first come, first served on a staff and vaccine availability basis.
  • ASP Takeover Friday: Fun in the Sun Reggae Edition Friday, August 24 at 3-5PM Sauvignon Green
    Enjoy the sun with the sounds of the great local reggae band, Sol Horizon! Bringing Roots, Rock Reggae for over a decade, Sol Horizon is one of the most captivat ing and forward thinking bands of its genre. High energy and truly entertaining, a Sol show will keep you on your feet and lift your spirits.
  • Friday Night Live: Board Game Tourney at 9pm-FREE
    Join us on Friday Nights in Amecis for a variety of events designed to give you something to do other than going out and drinking. Events range from karaoke, crafts and tournaments to bingo, movies and game nights.

Saturday, August 25th

  • Res Life Get A Way Trip to Mini Golf at Scandia
    Meet at 4pm in front of Police Services to carpool $5. Sign up for this, and other RSA trips, at the Res Life Office; which is locat ed in Verdot Village. The office is open from 8:30am – 4pm Mon through Friday.
  • RSA BIG SCREEN OUTDOOR Movie, Featuring : THE HUNGER GAMES at 8pm; Sauv Quad
    Every year in the ruins of what was once North America, the Capitol of the nation of Panem forces each of its twelve districts to send a teenage boy and girl to compete in the Hunger Games. Sixteen-year-old Katniss Everdeen volunteers in her younger sister's place and must rely upon her sharp instincts when she's pitted against highly trained Tributes who have prepared their entire lives. If she's ever to return home to District 12, Katniss must make impossible choices in the arena that weigh survival against humanity and life against love.
  • Mt. Tamaplias Dayhike
    Tickets: $15
    This mountain in Marin is home to breathtaking views of the coast and great hiking trails. Come check out this wonderful day hike.

Sunday, August 26th  

  • Women’s Soccer v. UC Santa Cruz at 11am; Seawolf Soccer Field
    Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
  • Men’s Soccer v. Academy of Art at 1:30pm; Seawolf Soccer Field
    Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Men’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
  • RSA Shopping Trip -FREE
    Meet at 1pm in front of University Police Services. Forget something at home? Just want to get out and see Rohnert Park? Come on along as we tour the area and shop til we drop. Sign up at the Zinfandel Service Desk.

Monday, August 27th

  • Panhellenic Recruitment Information Night @7pm; Cooperage
    Women interested in joining a national Panhellenic sorority should attend one of the information nights hosted by the SSU Panhellenic Council on August 27, 28, 29, and 30th at 7pm in the Cooperage. Attendees will be presented with information about the six Panhellenic sororities at SSU (Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha Omicron Pi, Gamma Phi Beta, and Phi Sigma Sigma) and have an opportunity to meet many women involved in these organizations. You will also receive information about the Formal Recruitment process, which will take place September 6-10. Those in attendance will have an opportunity to have a question/answer session about recruitment/membership with active sorority members, and the opportunity to register for recruitment. No obligations are made by attending any of the info nights.

Tuesday, August 28th

  • Service and Internship Fair at 11am – 1:30pm; Salazar Quad
    Discover the many different volunteer and internship opportunities in the local community. You can meet with representat ives from a variety of non-profits wanting you to serve as a volunteer or intern. Come sign up and get involved! Sponsored by JUMP, Center for Community Engagement & Career Services.
  • Panhellenic Recruitment Information Night @7pm; Cooperage
    Women interested in joining a national Panhellenic sorority should attend one of the information nights hosted by the SSU Panhellenic Council on August 27, 28, 29, and 30th at 7pm in the Cooperage. Attendees will be presented with information about the six Panhellenic sororities at SSU (Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha Omicron Pi, Gamma Phi Beta, and Phi Sigma Sigma) and have an opportunity to meet many women involved in these organizations. You will also receive information about the Formal Recruitment process, which will take place September 6-10. Those in attendance will have an opportunity to have a question/answer session about recruitment/membership with active sorority members, and the opportunity to register for recruitment. No obligations are made by attending any of the info nights.
  • Village Council Information Night at 7pm; Various Locations
    Welcome to SSU! Want to get involved right where you live, then join us on a Village Council. Village councils addressissues and help plan programs and events in the community. What a great way to get involved, meet new people and gain some leadership skills! You do not need to attend both info nights.
    Meeting locations: Cabernet/Carneros room; Zinfandel/Semillon Building; Verdot/ Vineyard room; Sauvignon/Amecis; Hillside/ Beaujolais mtg room. (See your CSA for more information:)

Wednesday, August 29th

  • Club and Campus Resource Fair and Hot Dog Giveaway Day at 11am – 2pm; Salazar Quad
    Are you looking to get involved at SSU?  Would you like some free food too?  Well this event was made for you!!  Come out to the Salazar Quad to meet numerous clubs/organizations, grab a free lunch courtesy of Dining Services and Sonoma State Enterprises, and enjoy a beautiful day.  Don’t forget about the free Hot Dogs!!
  • Village Council Information Night at 7pm; Various Locations
    W     elcome to SSU!  Want to get involved right where you live, then join us on a village council. Village councils address issues and help plan programs and events in the community. What a great way to get involved, meet new people and gain some leadership skills! You do not need to attend both info nights. Meeting locations: Cabernet/Carneros room; Zinfandel/Semillon Building; Verdot/ Vineyard room; Sauvignon/Cooperage; Hillside/ Beaujolais mtg room.  See your CSA for more information:)
  • Panhellenic Recruitment Information Night at 7pm; Cooperage
    Women interested in joining a national Panhellenic sorority should attend one of the information nights hosted by the SSU Panhellenic Council on August 27, 28, 29, and 30th at 7pm in the Cooperage. Attendees will be presented with information about the six Panhellenic sororities at SSU (Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha Omicron Pi, Gamma Phi Beta, and Phi Sigma Sigma) and have an opportunity to meet many women involved in these organizations. You will also receive information about the Formal Recruitment process, which will take place September 6-10. Those in attendance will have an opportunity to have a question/answer session about recruitment/membership with active sorority members, and the opportunity to register for recruitment. No obligations are made by attending any of the info nights.
  • Kappa Delta Zeta Information Night at 10pm; Stevenson 1002
    Are you interested in rushing a sorority? Come check out Kappa Delta Zeta! We are largest  local sorority at Sonoma State University that strives to instill the importance of friendship, academics, and community involvement while enhancing the college experience of all our sisters! We encourage all girls to come to Info Night where we will explain all of the rush events and rush requirements as well as give more information on what Kappa Delta Zeta is all about!
  • Tutorial Center Open House 11:30-1pm in 1061 Salazar
    We are excited to announce that the Tutorial Center has moved from its cramped quarters in the Learning Center office area to its own space in the first floor corner of Salazar Hall (1061). The Tutorial Center offers one-on-one and small group peer tutoring in 40 plus subjects, serving 400 to 500 students in the Center each semester. The program also offers supplemental instruction for lower division science courses in collaboration with the School of Science and Technology. Tutoring is a free service for SSU students and is funded by the Associated Students, Inc. Come by and check out the new space and tutoring schedule at our Open House.

Thursday, August 30th

  • CSLIS Club Charter Meeting at 12pm; SU MPR
    Do you want to start a new club/organizat ion? Are you looking to recharter a club that used to be active at SSU? Is the current charter for your group about to expire? Make sure that your president and treasurer at tends a club chartering meeting. This is a requirement to be officially recognized by SSU. You will get lots of informat ion about the process, what the benefits are, and what you need to do. The deadline for Fall Chartering is Friday, September 14, 2012.
  • Panhellenic Recruitment Information Night at 7pm; Cooperage
    Women interested in joining a national Panhellenic sorority should attend one of the information nights hosted by the SSU Panhellenic Council on August 27, 28, 29, and 30th at 7pm in the Cooperage. Attendees will be presented with information about the six Panhellenic sororities at SSU (Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha Omicron Pi, Gamma Phi Beta, and Phi Sigma Sigma) and have an opportunity to meet many women involved in these organizations. You will also receive information about the Formal Recruitment process, which will take place September 6-10. Those in attendance will have an opportunity to have a question/answer session about recruitment/membership with active sorority members, and the opportunity to register for recruitment. No obligations are made by attending any of the info nights.

Friday, August 31st

  • Drop in Immunization Clinic at 9:30-11am and 1:30-3pm; Student Health Center Here's your chance to get required immunizat ions such as measles (MMR) and/or Hepat itis B before you end up with a hold on your ability to register for future classes. You can also get other immunizat ions that are recommended for college students like Meningococcal Vaccine, HPV vaccine, tetanus/pertussis (Tdap) vaccine etc. All vaccines are offered at the Student Health Center's wholesale acquisition costs. Immunizat ion clinics are first come, first served on a staff and vaccine availability basis.
  • Friday Nite Live:Wii Tournament at 9pm-FREE
    Join us on Friday Nights in Amecis for a variety of events designed to give you something to do other than going out and drinking.  Events range from karaoke, crafts and tournaments to bingo, movies and game nights.
  • Res Life Get A Way: Rohnert Park Friday Night Market-FREE
    Meet at 5pm at Police Services. Rohnert Park has a great little farmer’s market on Friday nights. Live music, local food vendors and a small farmers market where you can get fresh honey, fruit, veges, homemade ice cream and more! To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.
  • Mindful Men and Mountains in Desolation Wilderness (August 31st-September 3rd)
    Tickets: $85
    This 4 day trip in Tahoe's pristine backpacking wilderness is sure to satisfy your craving for an adventurous trip! Guys trip only!

Sat urday, September 1st

  • Jelly Belly Factory Trip- FREE
    Vans leave at 11am in front of Police Services. Born in 1976 with eight flavors, Jelly Belly's have been a worldwide phenomenon ever since. Get the details on all 50 flavors of our most famous and colorful creat ion on this fun and yummy tour! Sign up for this, and other RSA trips, at the Res Life Office; which is locat ed in Verdot Village. The office is open from 8:30am – 4pm Monday through Friday.

Sunday, September 2nd

  • RSA Shopping Trip-FREE
    Meet at 1pm in front of Police Services; Sign-up at the Residence Life Office
    Forget something at home? Just want to get out and see Rohnert park? Come on along as we tour the area and shop til we drop. Sign up at the Zinfandel Service Desk. FREE.
  • Res Life Get A Way: Bowling at Double Decker Lanes
    Tickets: $5 (includes shoes and 2 games)
    Vans leave at 6pm from in front of Police Services. Come join us at Double Decker Lanes for bowling. This is the locat ion for the ASP Monthly FREE Bowling Nights on the first Thursday of every month throughout the academic year!

  • Monday, September 3rd - Labor Day

    • Res Life Get A Way: Day Hike at Armstrong Woods-FREE
      Join us for a walk in the redwoods and learn a little about the Guernville area. Bring your camera, as there are many picturesque spots on the hike. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.
    • Res Life Get A Way: Movie Matinee
      Tickets: $5
      Vans leave at 4pm from in front of Police Services. See a movie on your own, with friends, or make a new friend on this trip! We will meet and determine which films and times so everyone can see what they want. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.

    Tuesday, September 4th

    • Kappa Delta Zeta Informaion Night at 10pm; Stevenson 1002
      Are you interested in rushing a sorority? Come check out Kappa Delta Zeta! We are largest local sorority at Sonoma Stat e University that strives to instill the importance of friendship, academics, and community involvement while enhancing the college experience of all our sisters! We encourage all girls to come to Info Night where we will explain all of the rush events and rush requirements as well as give more informat ion on what Kappa Delta Zeta is all about!
    • IFC Info Night at 7pm; Person Theatre
      It's your first year at the university, either as a freshman or transfer, and you are surrounded by a sea of new faces, names, and challenges. Why not check out joining a frat ernity and find a group where everyone knows your name? Come out to IFC Info Night and learn all about the IFC frat ernities and what they can offer you. Whether your interest is in leadership, scholarship, brotherhood, philanthropy, social interaction, or campus involvement, joining a frat ernity might be for you. So come and check them out, at tend their events, and decide which frat ernity best suits you. Participat ing frat ernities are Alpha Epsilon Pi, Alpha Psi, Alpha Sigma Phi, Nu Alpha Kappa, Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Tau Kappa Epsilon. No obligat ions are made by at tending this info night.

    Wednesday, September 5th

    • Drop in Immunization Clinic at 9:00-11am Student Health Center
      Here's your chance to get required immunizat ions such as measles (MMR) and/or Hepat itis B before you end up with a hold on your ability to register for future classes. You can also get other immunizat ions that are recommended for college students like Meningococcal Vaccine, HPV vaccine, tetanus/pertussis (Tdap) vaccine, etc. All vaccines are offered at the Student Health Center's wholesale acquisition costs. Immunizat ion clinics are first come, first served on a staff and vaccine availability basis.
    • Multi Cultural Center Open House
    • CSLIS Club Charter Mtg at 5pm SU MPR
      Do you want to start a new club/organizat ion? Are you looking to recharter a club that used to be active at SSU? Is the current charter for your group about to expire? Make sure that your president and treasurer at tends a club chartering meeting. This is a requirement to be officially recognized by SSU. You will get lots of informat ion about the process, what the benefits are, and what you need to do. The deadline for Fall Chartering is Friday, September 14, 2012.
    • Residential Dining Harvest BBQ 5-8pm; Laura Gale Field
    • Kappa Delta Zeta Information Night at 10pm; Stevenson 1002
      Are you interested in rushing a sorority? Come check out Kappa Delta Zeta! We are largest local sorority at Sonoma Stat e University that strives to instill the importance of friendship, academics, and community involvement while enhancing the college experience of all our sisters! We encourage all girls to come to Info Night where we will explain all of the rush events and rush requirements as well as give more informat ion on what Kappa Delta Zeta is all about!

    Thursday, September 6th

    • CSLIS Club Charter Mtg at 12pm; Student Union MPR
      Do you want to start a new club/organizat ion? Are you looking to recharter a club that used to be active at SSU? Is the current charter for your group about to expire? Make sure that your president and treasurer at tends a club chartering meeting. This is a requirement to be officially recognized by SSU. You will get lots of informat ion about the process, what the benefits are, and what you need to do. The deadline for Fall Chartering is Friday, September 14, 2012.
    • ASP Free Bowling 10PM-12AM Double Decker Lanes
      Get your bowling on at Double Decker Lanes in Rohnert Park. Bring your friends, grab some bowling shoes, and have a great time. FREE with SSU ID.

    Friday, September 7th

    • Drop in Immunizat ion Clinic at 9:30-11am and 1:30-2:30pm Student Health Center
      Here's your chance to get required immunizat ions such as measles (MMR) and/or Hepat itis B before you end up with a hold on your ability to register for future classes. You can also get other immunizat ions that are recommended for college students like Meningococcal Vaccine, HPV vaccine, tetanus/pertussis (Tdap) vaccine, etc. All vaccines are offered at the Student Health Center's wholesale acquisition costs. Immunizat ion clinics are first come, first served on a staff and vaccine availability basis.
    • SEAWOLF SPIKE TOURNAMENT: SSU Women’s Volleyball v. Dominican at 1:30pm The Wolves’ Den
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Volleyball or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • SEAWOLF SPIKE TOURNAMENT: SSU Women’s Volleyball v. Seat tle Pacific at 7pm The Wolves’ Den
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Volleyball or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • Friday Night Live: Karaoke at 9pm-FREE
       Join us on Friday Nights in Amecis for a variety of events designed to give you something to do other than going out and drinking.  Events range from karaoke, crafts and tournaments to bingo, movies and game nights.
    • Res Life Get A Way: Rohnert Park Friday Night Market-FREE
      Meet at 5pm at Police Services. Rohnert Park has a great little farmer’s market on Friday Nights. Live music, local food vendors and a small farmers market where you can get fresh honey, fruit, veggies, homemade ice cream and more! To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.

    Saturday, September 8th

    • Res Life Get A Way: Golden Gate Bridge Walk-FREE
      Vans leave at 9am in front of Police Services. Most people live here their whole lives and never walk across the bridge! Come be a part of this walk, enjoy the amazing views and meet new people!  Dress warm for this one. It does get windy! To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu
    • SEAWOLF SPIKE TOURNAMENT: SSU Women’s Volleyball v. Central Washington University at 1:30pm; The Wolves’ Den
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Volleyball or SSU athletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • SEAWOLF SPIKE TOURNAMENT: SSU Women’s Volleyball v. Western Washington U iversity at 7pm; The Wolves’ Den
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Volleyball or SSU athletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • BIG SCREEN MOVIE, FEATURING:  THE AVENGERS at 9pm; Ives 101(Warren Theatre)-FREE
      Marvel makes cinematic history as it unites the super hero team-up of a lifetime. Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), the Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), and Captain America (Chris Evans) assemble together for the very first time ever in this epic, action-packed blockbuster alongside Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner), and Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson). Director Joss Whedon creates an unprecedented universe that has become a global phenomenon. Packed with spectacular visual effects, and exclusive bonus features, including Marvel's first-ever gag reel, never-before-seen Marvel short, and an interactive second screen experience, Marvel's The Avengers will blow your mind!
    • Kayaking Tomales Bay
      Tickets: $65
      Spend the day with Environmental Traveling Companions while you paddle out into Northern California's Tomales Bay. Rich coastlines await you along with an outstanding day!

    Sunday, September 9th

    • RSA Shopping Trip-FREE
      Meet at 1pm in front of Police Services. Forget something at home? Just want to get out and see Rohnert park? Come on along as we tour the area and shop til we drop. Sign up at the SSU Box Office in the student union.
    • Mt. Diablo Dayhike
      Tickets: $15
      Visit a great Bay Area mountain located in the East Bay. Come see the local environment and enjoy a great hike!

    Monday, September 10th

    Tuesday, September 11th

    • CSLIS Club Charter Mtg at 12pm; Student Union MPR
      Do you want to start a new club/organization?  Are you looking to recharter a club that used to be active at SSU?  Is the current charter for your group about to expire?  Make sure that your president and treasurer attends a club chartering meeting.  This is a requirement to be officially recognized by SSU.  You will get lots of information about the process, what the benefits are, and what you need to do.  The deadline for Fall Chartering is Friday, September 14 2012

    Wednesday, September 12th

    • SSU Blood Drive at 9am – 3pm; Rec Center
    • CSLIS Club Charter Mtg at 5pm; SU MPR
      Do you want to start a new club/organizat ion? Are you looking to recharter a club that used to be active at SSU? Is the current charter for your group about to expire? Make sure that your president and treasurer at tends a club chartering meeting. This is a requirement to be officially recognized by SSU. You will get lots of informat ion about the process, what the benefits are, and what you need to do. The deadline for Fall Chartering is Friday, September 14, 2012.
    • Spoken Word with Josh Healey at 8PM Ives 101-FREE
      Josh Healey is a nat ionally recognized writer, performer, and activist for the twin causes of laughter and liberat ion. A cultural organizer, Healey has shared stages and picket lines with Amiri Baraka, Naomi Klein, and Flavor Flav. Healey has been feat ured in the New York Times, Al-Jazeera, and is a regular contributor to Snap Judgment on NPR. In 2011, he received the Mario Savio Young Activist Award, delivering his acceptance speech and poem in front of 10,000 people at Occupy Cal.
    • Ultralight Packing Workshop at 7PM-FREE
      Wanna learn how to pack light and effectively? Check out this free workshop that will help with your next adventure!

    Thursday, September 13th

    • Free Pizza Comedy with Randy Martinez: Thursday, September 13 at 8PM The Pub
      Grab your friends and bring an empty stomach because ASP’s Free Pizza Comedy Series is back and ready to make you laugh! Enjoy tons of free pizza and drinks and laugh until you cry while listening to the outstanding Randy Martinez. FREE.
    • Late Night Breakfast at 9-11pm; Zinfandel Dining Hall
      Come join us for a special treat in the Residential Community. Use your Meal Plan, Dining Dollars, Wolf bucks or cash to enjoy this breakfast meal prepared and served by the staff and faculty of SSU! President Arminana will be on the Grill, and a variety of others will be on hand to meet and greet the incoming class of 2013, as well as our continuing students.
    • Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Info Night at 6pm
    • It Matters: Voter Registration and Art Party 3 – 5pm; Library Art Gallery
      Come meet the artists exhibited in "Agents of Change: Art as Activism" and Register to Vote with the Sonoma County Registrar. Eat some cake and celebrate our right to vote and voice dissent.

    Friday, September 14th

    • CLUB CHARTERING DEADLINE at 4pm in CSLIS
    • Men’s Soccer v. at San Francisco Stat e University at 1:30pm; Seawolf Soccer Field
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Men’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • Women’s Soccer v. San Francisco Stat e University at 4pm; Seawolf Soccer Field
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • SSU Women’s Volleyball v. CSU Monterey Bay at 7pm; The Wolves’ Den
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Volleyball or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • Friday Night Live: Fish Bowl Creations at 9pm-FREE
       Join us on Friday Nights in Amecis for a variety of events designed to give you something to do other than going out and drinking.  Events range from karaoke, crafts and tournaments to bingo, movies and game nights.
    • Women's Backpacking 101 in Point Reyes (September 14th-16th)
      Tickets: $45
      For the girls only, backpack the wonderful trails of Point Reyes National Seahore and take in some of the best backpacking in the Bay Area!

    Saturday, September 15th

    • Res Life Get A Way: Rohnert Park 50th Anniversary Celebration-FREE
    • SSU Women’s Volleyball v. CSU East Bay at 7pm; The Wolves’ Den
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Volleyball or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com

    Sunday, September 16th

    • Men’s Soccer v Cal Poly Pomona at 11:30am; Seawolf Soccer Field
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Men’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • Women’s Soccer v Cal Poly Pomona at 2pm; Seawolf Soccer Field
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • RSA Shopping Trip-FREE
      Meet at 1 p.m. in front of Police Services. Forget something at home? Just want to get out and see Rohnert park? Come on along as we tour the area and shop til we drop. Sign up at the SSU Box Office in the student union.

    Tuesday, September 18th

    • Res Life Get A Way: SF Giants v. Rockies at 7:15pm Game time
      Tickets $22 w/o RSA; $18 w/RSA; $11 EOP
      Come join us at San Francisco's beautiful AT&T Park by the bay as we cheer the Giants on to a victory over the Padres! Unless you are a Padres fan, in which case you might want to cheer for them. J What a great place to watch a ballgame! We have limited amounts of bleacher tickets available for this trip. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.
    • Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Info Night at 6pm

    Wednesday, September 19th

    • Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Info Night at 6pm
    • It Matters: Constitution Day at 12 pm; Schulz 3001
      This year we will talk about the Constitution under attack. Also visit our website to test your Constitution knowledge. About/constitution

    Thursday, September 20th

    • ASP Poetry Slam Featuring Carlos Andres Gomez at 7:30PM The Pub-FREE
      Carlos Andres Gomez is an award-winning writer and performer from New York City and the author of the coming of age memoir, “Man Up.” He is a Russel Simmons HBO Def Poet and two-time Internat ional Poetry Slam Champion. His work draws at tention to challenging and often ignored social issues and delivers an empowering message built on the belief that everyone is "distinctly beautiful." This event is in honor of Nat ional Hispanic Heritage Month. FREE

    Friday, September 21st

    • Women's Soccer v Chico Stat e at 12:30pm; Seawolf Soccer Field
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • Men's Soccer v Chico Stat e at 3pm; Seawolf Soccer Field
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Men’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • Res Life Get A Way: SF Giants v. San Diego Padres
      Tickets $26 w/o RSA; $23 w/RSA; $13 EOP
      Come join us at San Francisco's beautiful AT&T Park by the bay as we cheer the Giants on to a victory over the Padres! Unless you are a Padres fan, in which case you might want to cheer for them. J What a great place to watch a ballgame! We have limited amounts of bleacher tickets available for this trip. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.
    • Friday Night Live:Make Your Own SSU Spirit Wear at 9pm-FREE
       Join us on Friday Nights in Amecis for a variety of events designed to give you something to do other than going out and drinking.  Events range from karaoke, crafts and tournaments to bingo, movies and game nights.
    • Camping in Lassen National Park (September 21st-23rd)
      Tickets: $60
      Join Outdoor Pursuits for our second time on this trip! Visit the majestic scenery of Northern California, hike, camp, and see some hydrothermal activity.

    Saturday, September 22nd

    • Res Life Get A Way: Six Flags Discovery Kingdom
      Tickets: $20 w/ RSA; $25 w/o RSA; $12 w/ EOP
      Vans leave at 9am from in front of Police Services. From Vertical Velocity to Kong to Roar to the new Superman, this day will prove to be fun for everyone. These tickets are more than half off the regular ticket prices. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.
    • BIG SCREEN MOVIE, FEATURING: WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU ARE EXPECTING @9pm; Ives 101(Warren Theatre)-FREE
      WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU'RE EXPECTING is a hilarious and heartfelt big screen comedy about five couples whose intertwined lives are turned upside down by the challenges of impending parenthood. Over the moon about starting a family, TV fitness guru Jules and dance show star Evan find that their high-octane celebrity lives don't stand a chance against the surprise demands of pregnancy. Baby-crazy author and advocate Wendy gets a taste of her own militant mommy advice when pregnancy hormones ravage her body; while Wendy's husband, Gary, struggles not to be outdone by his competitive alpha-Dad, who's expecting twins with his much younger trophy wife, Skyler. Photographer Holly is prepared to travel the globe to adopt a child, but her husband Alex isn't so sure, and tries to quiet his panic by attending a "dudes" support group.

    Sunday, September 23rd

    • Women's Soccer v Stanislaus at 11:30am; Seawolf Soccer Field
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Women’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • Men's Soccer v Stanislaus at 2pm; Seawolf Soccer Field
      Go Seawolves! FREE with SSU Student ID. For more info about Men’s Soccer or SSU at hletics, go to http://www.sonomaseawolves.com
    • RSA Shopping Trip-FREE
      Meet at 1pm in front of Police Services. Forget something at home? Just want to get out and see Rohnert Park? Come on along as we tour the area and shop til we drop. Sign up at the SSU Box Office in the student union.

    Monday, September 24th

    Tuesday, September 25th

    • "Trouble Online: Campus Computing and the Law” with C.L. Lindsay at 7pm; Person Theatre-FREE
      Your Facebook pages can come back to haunt you! Find out about online plagiarism and intellectual property rights. Do you know that your Facebook pages can be utilized by employers or the college administrat ion? Internet predat ors are real and you need to know how to protect yourself. Cyber bullying is a growing concern. Nearly 50 percent of college students have been harassed or threat ened via their cell phones or the internet. In 1998, at torney C.L. Lindsay III left his practice in New York City to found the Coalition for Student & Academic Rights (CO-STAR). Since then, acting as its Executive Director, he has built CO-STAR into a nat ional student rights organizat ion that helps thousands of college students with their legal problems, free-of-charge, each year. C.L. is a nat ionally recognized expert and leader in the field of student rights and academic freedom. FREE.

    Wednesday, September 26th

    • Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Info Night at 6pm

    Thursday, September 27th

    • Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Info Night at 6pm
    • Melba Pat tillo Beals: Warriors Don’t Cry: Thursday September 27 at 7PM Cooperage-FREE
      Melba Pat tillo Beals is a journalist and member of the Little Rock Nine, a group of African-American students who were the first to integrate Central High in Little Rock, Arkansas. Beals' book Warriors Don't Cry chronicles the events of 1957 during the Little Rock crisis, based partly on diaries she kept during that period. She also wrote White is a Stat e of Mind, which begins where Warriors left off. In 1958, the NAACP awarded the Spingarn Medal to Beals and to the other members of the Little Rock Nine, together with civil rights leader Daisy Bat es, who had advised the group during their struggles at Central High. In 1999, she and the rest of the Nine were awarded the highest civilian honor, the Congressional Gold Medal. Only three hundred others have received this. Beals will be discussing her book and experiences. Check out a clip here: http://www.youtube.com/wat ch?v=Etf2_KuebLg

    Friday, September 28th

    • Friday Night Live:BINGO at 9pm-FREE
       Join us on Friday Nights in Amecis for a variety of events designed to give you something to do other than going out and drinking.  Events range from karaoke, crafts and tournaments to bingo, movies and game nights.
    • Climbing in Donner (September 28th-30th)
      Tickets: $70
      Climb Donner Pass in Tahoe! With the majestic Seirra Nevadas and wonderful climbing, this trip is bound to bring a smile to any person's face!

    Saturday, September 29th

    Sunday, September 30th

    • Grand Opening Weekend Music Department Events
      All day Green Music Center, Joan and Sanford I. Weill Hall
      The Sonoma Stat e University Music Department will offer virtually continuous music of festive proportions throughout the day in celebrat ion of the grand opening of Weill Hall.
      • Sunrise Choral Concert at 7 a.m.
        A Choral Consecrat ion! Wat ch the sunrise through the windows of Weill Hall while marveling in the vocal splendor of the SSU Chamber Singers and Symphonic Chorus along with Cantiamo, the Santa Rosa Children's Chorus and two regional high school choruses, as well as SSU faculty and Santa Rosa Symphony musicians. Jenny Bent conducts with Carol Menke, Jenni Samuelson and Christopher Fritzsche soloists. GMC Artistic Director Jeff Langley has written music especially for this occasion with text by Amanda McTigue.
      • Pre-concert music at 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
        Ensembles of the music department will grace the halls and grounds before the Santa Rosa Symphony’s 2 p.m. concert. Beginning with a fanfare from the SSU Brass Ensemble, enjoy classical and jazz music taking place in outdoor venues surrounding Weill Hall.
      • Post-concert music at 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
        Post-concert reception music by the music department. Operat ic and chamber music taking place in Prelude and the Art Gallery.
      • Pre-concert music at 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
        Pre-concert jazz by the SSU Jazz Ensembles primes the crowd for Alison Krauss at 7:30 p.m. in Weill Hall.
      • Fireworks Show at 9 p.m.
        Stay around after Alison Krauss for a breat htaking fireworks display that will light up the Sonoma County sky. Accompanying the fireworks will be SSU's Symphonic Wind Ensemble in conjunction with the Santa Rosa Junior College Wind Ensemble. Community pride at its best! FREE

    Saturday, October 6th

    • BIG SCREEN MOVIE, FEATURING: MAGIC MIKE @9pm; Ives 101(Warren Theatre)-FREE
      Set in the seedy world of male strippers, a veteran performer named Magic Mike Channing Tatum takes a young dancer named The Kid Alex Pettyfer under his wing and schools him the art of stripping, partying and picking up women all while working for their eccentric boss, former exotic dancer Dallas Matthew McConaughey, at the Xquisite nightclub. However, things turn complicated when Mike falls for The Kid's sister.
    • JUMP Sonoma Serves: Day of Caring

    Sunday, October 7th

    • Res Life Get A Way :  Alcatraz Island Tour -
      Tickets: $28 w/oRSA; $23 w/RSA; $15 w/ EOP
      Meet at 11am in front of Police Services for a 1pm tour. Alcatraz and history go hand in hand. Once home to some of America's most notorious criminals, the federal penitentiary that operated here from 1934 to 1963 brought a dark mystique to the Rock. The presence of infamous inmates like Al "Scarface" Capone, and the "Birdman" Robert Stroud helped to establish the island's notoriety. To this day, Alcatraz is best known as one of the world's most legendary prisons. Come experience the beauty, history and infamy of Alcatraz on the San Francisco Bay. You'll be astounded by what you learn and see. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.

    Sat urday, October 13th  

    • Res Life Get A Way: ESCAPE Paintball - 
      Tickets: $20 w/o RSA; $15 with RSA and $10 EOP (includes  gun, equipment, about 350 rounds of paint, free air)
      Meet at 2:30pm in front of Police Services for a 3-6pm session. ESCAPE is Northern California's premier indoor entertainment center. They have over 45,000 square feet of fun for everyone. Inside their facility you can find paintball, Q-ZAR laser tag, arcades, food and fun. We will play as many games as we can in their two indoor playing fields totaling 25,000 square feet. Sign up at the SSU Box Office in the student union.

    Saturday, October 20th

    • Res Life Get A Way: Petaluma Corn Maze
      Tickets: $5
      Meet at 1pm in front of Police Services. Think you have a good sense of direction? Tis maze is so challenging that last's year's crowd  is still trying to find their way out! A Petaluma and Res Life Get A Way tradition, join us for the corn maze, grab some cider or even a pumpkin to carve.  (pumpkin and cider not included in the price of the trip). To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.
    • BIG SCREEN MOVIE, FEATURING: THE DARK KNIGHT RISES at 9pm; Ives 101(Warren Theatre)-FREE
      In the final part of Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy, Batman must face a foe unlike any he has ever faced. In The Dark Knight, Batman saved Gotham, but could not save himself. Taking the blame for Harvey Dent's crimes, he was hunted by the Police, and thus had to leave the task of protecting Gotham in Gordon's hands. After what seemed like ages, Gordon finally brought peace to Gotham, and it was enough to convince the Dark Knight that Gotham was safe and that Bruce Wayne need never put on the Batsuit again. However, eight years after the events of The Dark Knight, a new foe emerges, and threatens to destroy Gotham. When this masked foe Bane proves too much for Gordon to handle, Batman must break his 8-year exile and return to defeat Bane from fulfilling his devious plan and claim his rightful place as the true Savior of Gotham.

    Saturday, October 27th

    • Res Life Get A Way: Jelly Belly Factory Trip-FREE
       Meet at 11am in front of Police Services.Born in 1976 with eight flavors, Jelly Bellys have been a worldwide phenomenon ever since. Get the details on all 50 flavors of our most famous and colorful creation on this fun and yummy tour! To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.

    Tuesday, October 30th  

    • Res Life Getaway: San Jose Sharks v. Nashville Predators Hockey Trip
       Tickets:  $40 w/o RSA; $35 w/RSA; $20 w/ EOP
      Meet at 4:30pm in front of Police Services. Join us at the Shark Tank as we cheer the exciting San Jose Sharks on to a victory over the Nashville Predators!  Sign up at the SSU Box Office in the student union.

    Saturday, November 3rd

    • BIG SCREEN MOVIE, FEATURING: THE BOURNE LEGACY @9pm; Ives 101(Warren Theatre)-FREE
      The narrative architect behind the Bourne film series, Tony Gilroy, takes the helm in the next chapter of the hugely popular espionage franchise that has earned almost $1 billion at the global box office: The Bourne Legacy. The writer/director expands the Bourne universe created by Robert Ludlum with an original story that introduces us to a new hero (Jeremy Renner) whose life-or-death stakes have been triggered by the events of the first three films. For The Bourne Legacy, Renner joins fellow series newcomers Rachel Weisz, Edward Norton, Stacy Keach and Oscar Isaac, while franchise veterans Albert Finney, Joan Allen, David Strathairn and Scott Glenn reprise their roles.

    Wednesday,  November 7th 

    • Res Life Get A Way: SF Theatre Trip - The Lion King
      Tickets $32 w/o RSA; $25 w/ RSA; $15 EOP
      Meet at Police Services at 5pm for 8pm showtime. Experience the phenomenon of Disney's THE LION KING. Marvel at the breathtaking spectacle of animals brought to life by award-winning director Julie Taymor, whose visual images for this show you'll remember forever. Thrill to the pulsating rhythms of the African Pridelands and an unforgettable score including Elton John and Tim Rice's Oscar-winning song "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" and "Circle of Life." Let your imagination run wild at the Tony Award-winning Broadway sensation Newsweek calls "a landmark event in entertainment." For more information, visit: www.lionking.com. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.

    Saturday, November 10th

    • Res Life Get A Way: Movie Matinee
      Tickets: $5
      Meet at 12pm in front of Police Services. See a movie on your own, with friends, or make a new friend on this trip! We will meet and determine which films and times so everyone can see what they want. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.

    Thursday,  November 15th

    • Res Life Get A Way: SF Theatre Trip - The Lion King
      Tickets $32 w/o RSA; $25 w/ RSA; $15 EOP
      Meet at 5pm for 8pm showtime. Experience the phenomenon of Disney's THE LION KING. Marvel at the breat htaking spectacle of animals brought to life by award-winning director Julie Taymor, whose visual images for this show you'll remember forever. Thrill to the pulsat ing rhythms of the African Pridelands and an unforgettable score including Elton John and Tim Rice's Oscar-winning song "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" and "Circle of Life." Let your imaginat ion run wild at the Tony Award-winning Broadway sensat ion Newsweek calls "a landmark event in entertainment." For more informat ion, visit: www.lionking.com. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.

    Saturday, November 17th

    • BIG SCREEN MOVIE, FEATURING: MEN IN BLACK III @9pm; Ives 101(Warren Theatre)-FREE
      After breaking out of a moon-based maximum security prison, Boris the Animal decides to go back in time and eliminate the person who arrested him - Agent K. When he does so, Agent J realizes that the time line has been changed and he too travels back to July 15, 1969, the day before Agent K is killed. After overcoming some disbelief, J manages to convince K and others of just who he is and why he's there. With the help of a being who can see all time lines, they track Boris down. J also learns a secret, something K had never told him.

    Sunday, November 18th  

    • Res Life Get A Way: Shopping at Union Square-FREE
      Meet at 11am in front of Police Services. Need to get a few things for the holidays? Just want to walk around the city for a bit? Then join us for this FREE trip down to beautiful and historic Union Square. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.

    Thursday, November 29th 

    • Res Life Get A Way: San Francisco Cable Car Holiday Lights and Sights Tour
      Tickets: $23 w/o rsa; $20 w/rsa; $12 EOP
      Meet at 4:45 in front of Police Services for a 7pm tour. Experience the lights and sights this holiday season aboard a San Francisco Classic Cable Car. A holiday tradition for over 5 years aboard Classic Cable Cars. Some original cars from the California Street Line dating back to the late 1800s/early 1900s. Hot chocolate, candy canes and holiday music will also be a part of this experience. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.

    Saturday, December 2nd

    • Res Life Get A Way: Snoopy’s Ice Skating Rink
      Tickets:  $12 W/O RSA; $8 W/RSA;  $6 w/EOP
      Meet at 11:30am for a 12:30-4:30 public skate. A Santa Rosa icon for over 40 years, Snoopy’s Home Ice offers a unique atmosphere for families to enjoy recreational ice skating and a world-class facility to support the goals of local athletes in the sports of Ice Hockey and Figure Skating. Home to the Warm Puppy Café and Snoopy’s Gallery & Gift Shop, the arena complex is also a popular destination for Peanuts fans from across the globe. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.

    Sat urday, December 8th

    • Res Life Get A Way: Movie Matinee
      Tickets: $5
      Meet at 12pm in front of Police Services. See a movie on your own, with friends, or make a new friend on this trip! We will meet and determine which films and times so everyone can see what they want. To sign up for this trip, go to the Student Union box office or go online at tickets.sonoma.edu.
    • BIG SCREEN MOVIE, FEATURING: THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN at 9pm; Ives 101(Warren Theatre)-FREE
      Like most teenagers, Peter is trying to figure out who he is and how he got to be the person he is today. Peter is also finding his way with his first high school crush, Gwen Stacy, and together, they struggle with love, commitment, and secrets. As Peter discovers a mysterious briefcase that belonged to his father, he begins a quest to understand his parents' disappearance - leading him directly to Oscorp and the lab of Dr Curt Connors, his father's former partner. As Spider-Man is set on a collision course with Connors' alter-ego, The Lizard, Peter will make life-altering choices to use his powers and shape his destiny to become a hero.