The California Faculty Association, students and other unions have held rally at Sonoma State University ahead of last week’s on-campus legislative forum with several lawmakers that discussed planned cuts to the school and the California State University system.
Sonoma State administrators announced in late January that the school was facing a $23.9 million deficit in the 2025-26 fiscal year. To address the shortfall, the school announced it would implement layoffs, eliminate academic departments and majors, and stop funding all of its athletic programs.
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