Marisa Endicott

2 weeks 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.

2 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Marisa Endicott

Sonoma State University on Monday laid out strategies to boost enrollment and ensure the institution’s long-term survival amid the fallout from the $24 million in budget cuts announced earlier this year. The eight-page “Bridge to the Future” plan lays out a series of goals, metrics and strategies primarily aimed at addressing the steep enrollment decline that has driven much of the university’s budget deficit.

2 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Marisa Endicott |Austin Murphy

For more stories about SSU cuts, go to pdne.ws/4jp7Znc Sonoma State University laid out strategies to boost enrollment and ensure the institution’s long-term survival in a plan Monday afternoon amid the fallout from the $24 million in budget cuts announced earlier this year.

2 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Marisa Endicott

Sonoma State University’s Academic Senate agreed Thursday to put campus leadership as well as that of the California State University system to a no-confidence vote. Faculty members will decide in the coming days whether to formally declare that they’ve lost faith in SSU Interim President Emily Cutrer, Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Karen Moranski and CSU Chancellor Mildred García.

1 month ago | sacbee.com | Marisa Endicott |Phil Barber

When a plainclothes agent arrested a person in a busy Sonoma County Probation Department lobby March 13, it happened so quickly that staff weren't even sure what they'd seen. Chief Probation Officer Vanessa Fuchs was in the building at the time and scrambled with others to figure it out, following the agent and detainee in one direction before doubling back when an employee spotted them walking past the office's front window.