A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf
A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf
A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf
Recent News
The SRJC Student Government Assembly reminded students to vote for SGA elections, which will determine who will serve in next year’s positions, via a pop-up menu on the SRJC student portal from April 29 to May 3, at their April 22 meeting.
SGA reminds us student elections are next week, discusses next club day event and other upcoming events
Samantha Carter, Reporter • April 25, 2024

Santa Rosa Junior College’s Student Government Assembly members brought attention to student government elections week, and discussed upcoming campus events at their April 22 meeting. Student...

Many services for EMLS students arent offered in the evening so events like “Moving on Up” are helpful in letting students know what help they can receive at SRJC.
Moving on Up! empowers EMLS learners, showcases pathways to success
Bryan Fructuoso, Editor-in-Chief • April 24, 2024

The Student Activity Center in Bertolini served as a space for student empowerment and an informational hub for English Multilingual Learning Students (EMLS) and their families on April...

Michael Kenneth Beyries sits with his dog, Lily, whose company he will enjoy during his 6-month house arrest.
A chastened Beyries apologizes to the SRJC community
Amy Moore, Reporter • April 22, 2024
Anti-abortion group Project Truth displays graphic banners of mutilated fetuses and proselytizes against abortion, drawing a crowd of students on April 2 in Santa Rosa Junior College’s Bertolini Quad.
Project Truth returns to Santa Rosa Junior College, igniting impassioned responses from students
Evan Nazarov and Parker Stagnoli • April 21, 2024
Former communications studies professor Michael Ken Beyries received his sentence at the Santa Rosa California Superior Court Thursday, April 18, 2024.
Former SRJC communication studies instructor Michael “Ken” Beyries sentenced to house arrest and probation
Amy Moore and Sean Shanks • April 18, 2024
The Financial Aid Office extended the FAFSA deadline to give students more time to fill out the buggy forms (photo courtesy SRJC Financial Aid Office).
FAFSA glitches may prevent many low-income and first-generation students from attending college this fall
Amy Moore, Reporter • April 15, 2024
News
Michael McGinnis and Laura Bacon stand in Analy Hall with the local artist Bruce Johnsons world-renowned sculpture, A Prayer For The Earth, which awaits restoration.
SRJC astronomy instructor Kieth Waxman used a telescope pointed at the eclipse to project an image of the eclipse onto a white piece of cardboard. Onlookers gaze to the heavens to see the eclipse in progress.
Dana Gioia reads to a rapt audience of SRJC students, faculty and community members on March 28 in the Frank Chong Studio Theater.
The United Nations General Assembly chose April 2 as World Autism Awareness Day in 2007 to bring attention to the growing need for communities and organizations to support Autistic individuals.
Internationally-renowned poet and former California poet laureate, Dana Gioia, will be the guest speaker in a free event from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, March 28 at the Frank Chong Studio Theater where he will speak and recite a couple of his poems.
Katharine Corcoran waits to speak about the relationship between a free press and democracy at the Truth and Democracy community conversation March 13 at SRJC Frank Chong Studio Theater.
A trio of bull elk bugle on a ridge near a supplemental water reservoir at Tomales Point.
SRJC District Police arrested Communication Studies associate instructor Michael Kenneth Beyries for possession of a concealed firearm on campus and booked him at the Sonoma County Jail before he attended class at Garcia Hall Nov. 20.
A pile of plaques and certificates earned by the staff of the Oak Leaf during the Associated College Press 2024 Spring Convention Saturday, March 9, 2024.
SGA appointed an English major to a hiring committee, discussed the continued development of the ethnic studies department, and allotted $7500 to send JC SGA representatives to a state student government conference.
Greg Sarris, writer and chairman of the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria, said we won’t survive the oncoming impact of climate change without the indigenous knowledge of Native American elders at SRJC’s Doyle Library March 4, 2024.
Engdahl possesses a progressive vision for the future of the 4th Congressional District on other hot-topic issues, including supporting the federal decriminalization of cannabis, the Equal Rights Amendment, codification of Roe v. Wade, the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and a ceasefire in Gaza.
More News
The Oak Leaf
Garcia Hall, Room 106
1501 Mendocino Ave.
Santa Rosa, CA, 95401
A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf
© 2024 • Advertise • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in