Marisa Endicott

1 week ago | pressdemocrat.com | Marisa Endicott

The student and recreation centers generate revenue in part through a $504 fee per student per semester, charges approved by student referendums in 2004 and 2011. Overall, Sonoma State has the fourth highest fees — totaling $8,624 with tuition — according to a CSU cost of attendance breakdown of the 23 campuses. Other income for the facilities comes through conferences, events and rents paid by operators using space in the buildings.

1 week ago | petaluma360.com | Marisa Endicott

The student and recreation centers generate revenue in part through a $504 fee per student per semester, charges approved by student referendums in 2004 and 2011. Overall, Sonoma State has the fourth highest fees — totaling $8,624 with tuition — according to a CSU cost of attendance breakdown of the 23 campuses. Other income for the facilities comes through conferences, events and rents paid by operators using space in the buildings.

2 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Marisa Endicott

When news broke in early March that the Trump administration was planning to cut some 80,000 jobs from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, North Bay veterans rushed to organize an impromptu rally outside the Santa Rosa VA outpatient clinic to protest. They’ve been returning every Friday, picking up support from other protest groups and building ties with veterans in other parts of the Bay Area along the way.

4 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Marisa Endicott

Top California lawmakers heaped heavy criticism Monday on Sonoma State University’s plan for a path forward out of its fiscal crisis, directing much of the blame at California State University leadership. “SSU is one of the greatest resources that our region has ever realized,” Senate President Mike McGuire said from the table of lawmakers who held their second legislative forum at the Rohnert Park campus.

1 month ago | pressdemocrat.com | Marisa Endicott

California lawmakers will hold another forum Monday at Sonoma State University amid debate over the troubled institution’s path forward in the face of deep cuts to close a $24 million budget gap. In the first session on Feb. 21, North Bay representatives pledged support for SSU but demanded a detailed turnaround plan from leadership within 60 days.