Hundreds rally at Sonoma State against cuts ahead of virtual town hall with university president
"We're going to keep fighting, get to the power sources and get this university back." Hundreds of Sonoma State students and faculty packed Seawolf Plaza Thursday to protest program cuts, due to a nearly $24 million budget deficit.
Sonoma State University interim president Emily Cutrer and other administrators will hold a virtual town hall at 1:30 p.m.
"We're going to keep fighting, get to the power sources and get this university back." Hundreds of Sonoma State students and ...
Facing a $23.9 million deficit, Sonoma State University will enact large budget cuts, including laying off faculty and ...
As the university slashes entire departments and degree programs, officials advise students who are more than 60 units away ...
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Sonoma State University coaches organize legal challenges to proposed sports cutSONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY coaches and sports supporters have filed a federal civil rights complaint against the university and ...
Save Seawolves Athletics, a group that's protesting the elimination of athletics at Sonoma State University, has filed a ...
Sonoma County’s flagship university is cutting staff, academic programs and sports in the face of a $24 million deficit. The ...
Among the most dramatic proposals, Sonoma State wants to drop its intercollegiate athletic teams. Students are angry.
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