Local News

Cal State students widely use AI tools, but mistrust results and fear job impact

A survey of 80,000 students enrolled at Sonoma State and CSU's other 21 campuses, plus faculty and staff, is the largest and most comprehensive study of how higher education students and instructors perceive artificial intelligence.

The fight to keep Women’s and Gender Studies alive at Sonoma State University

Recently, the school’s new president---Michael Spagna---told The Press Democrat he wants to reimagine Women’s and Gender Studies at Sonoma State.

Sonoma State offered some of the nation’s first Women’s Studies classes; now they’re going away

A flyer from Spring 1976 lists almost 40 different classes, most taught by student instructors. Topics include "Survival as a Mother," "Seminar on Rape," "Lesbian Relationships," "Women and Weight," and even a radio production class called "Women on the Air."

Television

She Was First

Mondays at 8pm, March 23 - April 27 on KPJK Pioneering women who revolutionized the arts are celebrated, from Misty Copeland to Ruth E. Carter, exploring their creative genius.

Radio

Bound Together: We The People Community Quilt Project

Most quilts keep us warm; this one is designed to wake us up.

Local News

Local clinic puts ketamine assisted therapy in the spotlight

Liminal Medicine recently partnered with a Sonoma County health clinic to offer ketamine assisted group therapy to more patients.

Arts & Culture

Connect the Bay: Ujima

Ujima Adult and Family Services has been providing mental health services to Santa Clara County’s African community for more than 30 years with culturally relevant approaches that foster health, resiliency and healing