Latest News on SSU Budget Cuts
State legislators held a forum at SSU, urging the administration to develop a recovery plan in light of the significant budget cuts affecting various programs and departments.
SSU's Interim President Emily Cutrer addresses questions regarding the budget deficit, program eliminations, and the university's future direction amidst financial challenges.
A public forum was held where students, faculty, and lawmakers discussed the implications of the proposed budget cuts, expressing concerns about the university's trajectory.
This opinion piece discusses potential solutions to SSU's budget crisis, emphasizing the importance of preserving the university's mission and reputation.
Following discussions with legislators, SSU's administration agreed to formulate a comprehensive plan to address the budget deficit and its impact on the university community.
Rich Shayewitz, a long-time coach and alumnus of Sonoma State University, is having his position eliminated due to the university's decision to cut all sports programs.
With other Northern California campuses facing declines in enrollment and state funding, Sonoma State University’s cuts are not likely to be a one-off, an official warned on KQED’s Forum
2nd District Assemblymember Chris Rogers offers hard questions to CSU Chancellor Garcia here at the beginning of this hearing.
Sonoma State University's plans to address a $24 million budget deficit by eliminating several academic departments and degree programs, laying off faculty, and canceling Division II athletics.
Sonoma County Board of Supervisors objects to Sonoma State University proposed budget cuts in letter
Supervisors urge Sonoma State University to reconsider its drastic budget cuts, concerns about the long-term impact on the local economy and the university’s role in the community.
Listen to a public conversation where students, faculty, and community members voiced opposition to the elimination of programs and staff layoffs.