Sonoma State, CSU and SSU sports
Student athletes sue Sonoma State University, CSU over plan to scrap all intercollegiate sports programs
The widely expected move follows a pair of civil rights complaints filed within days of the Jan. 22 announcement outlining the end to all SSU sports programs, along with academic cuts and layoffs.
Athletes Sue Sonoma State, CSU Over 'Fraudulent' Elimination of All Sports Programs
Seven student-athletes have sued administrators at Sonoma State University and the California State University system over a controversial plan to end all intercollegiate sports at SSU by the end of this academic year.
Chop from the top!” chanted more than a hundred students, faculty, and staff as they marched around Salazar Hall on March 6 ...
“Cutrer has a lot of money and is using it to ... The Italian lunch and dinner spot in Sonoma County unexpectedly closed its doors in early November, less than four months after it was awarded ...
The CFA said that number included 55 lecturers. Sonoma State interim president Emily Cutrer said in a press release announcing the cuts on Jan. 22 that a projected deficit of $21 million last ...
In an exclusive interview on Feb. 18, the Sonoma State Star sat down with the school’s interim President Emily F. Cutrer, to discuss the budget cut crisis and other issues affecting everyone at Sonoma ...
Sonoma State estimates that it will save $3.7 million by discontinuing ... but also to reorient the university’s operations and workforce,” Emily F. Cutrer, the university’s interim president, ...
The athletic director is notifying student-athletes and coaching staffs of the decision to eliminate all Division II athletics on Wednesday, Cutrer said, and athletes who choose to remain students ...
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