Student Involvement: Grocery Bingo: Friendsgiving Edition
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Celebrate the season with Friendsgiving-themed bingo and the chance to win grocery prizes. This event is open to all of SSU’s community, so come enjoy a festive night before the break.
$6 Friday at The Kitchens!
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Between 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. enjoy an all-you-can-eat meal at The Kitchens for just a $6 entry fee!
We hold one $6 Friday per month during the fall and spring semesters.
Must be a part of the SSU community (student, staff or faculty) to qualify for this discount.
Volunteer Days: SSU Copeland Creek Corridor & Native Plant Garden
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Join us EVERY FRIDAY at the SSU Native Plant and Butterfly Garden to help plant new native plants, remove invasive plants, connect with other students and community members, and help beautify the Campus Nature Corridor.
For any questions or more information, contact myersni@sonoma.edu!
Climbing Wall: Top Rope Clinic
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Registration Link (Drop-ins Welcome!) : https://recportal.sonoma.edu/Program/GetProgramDetails?courseId=9f400cc0-f0c5-4cf1-ad2c-6ecbfd846af4
Have you always wanted to get into top roping, but don’t know where to start? The two-hour clinic will dive into all aspects of top roping, from knots to terminology to belay technique. It is free to attend, and we have all the gear you need. Bring a friend and become certified today!
FMI Contact: Climbing@sonoma.edu
EVENT SERIES Nature as Medicine: Forest Immersion De-Stress Experience
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Join us for a stress-relieving Nature as Medicine session in the SSU Native Plant and Butterfly Garden. Led by Dr. Sarah Murphy, take a moment to enjoy a mellow, calm and tech-free immersion in nature. Studies on forest immersion experiences like this have demonstrated they decrease stress levels, anxiety, and increase mood, attention, feelings of connectedness and well-being, and even help boost the immune system. We hope the experience will help you feel refreshed, grounded, and mentally recharged!
If you have any questions contact murphysa@sonoma.edu.
“People of the West” Screening, Talk & Nature Walk
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Join us for another "People of the West: An Indigenous History of California" episode screening then take some time to connect with each other and the outdoors. In "First Contact," we hear how before colonization, California was a world of ceremony, sovereignty, and sacred balance, then everything changed. Come explore how Indigenous worldviews reflect relationships to land, responsibility, and sovereignty, and analyze how first contact with Spanish explorers disrupted—but did not erase—Indigenous continuity. Following the presentation and discussion, participants will have the opportunity to take part in a gentle walk along the Copeland Creek Trail to the Native Plant Garden, where we can rest and reflect with nature!
HUB: Black Student Union (BSU) Meeting
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The Black Student Union, or BSU, is a student-run organization filled with life, community, and diversity. Although everyone is welcome, the club is intentionally designed to provide Black and Brown students with a safe and supportive space where they can be themselves unapologetically. BSU is a club where students get together and learn about Black History and build community.
Please reach out to leonardjan@sonoma.edu with any questions or concerns.
HUB: LGBTea Time
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Looking for a welcoming space to connect, chat, and build community? Join us every Tuesday from 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM! Whether you want to spill the tea, make new friends, share your experiences, or just relax in a supportive space, there’s a seat at the table for you!
Contact: delgadobi@sonoma.edu