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Walkers arrive at their final destination after completing over 50 miles in 3 days.
Activists march 50 miles to defend immigrant and indigenous rights
Forest Crystallah, Reporter • June 17, 2026

Marchers forge ahead through blistering heat and nosebleeds to accomplish their goal of more than 50 miles in defense of immigrant and indigenous rights. Those involved in the annual...

Protesters make their voices heard while they hang onto a traffic light, chanting to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement during the ICE Out protest at Dolores Park in San Francisco, Jan. 30, 2026.
ICE FEARS: SRJC immigrant students live with day-to-day fear over their own and family’s safety
Kinda Hamami, Pacific Jeremy, and Adelaide Fitzpatrick • June 10, 2026

California Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton speaks during his campaign watch party in Huntington Beach, California, U.S. June 2, 2026. REUTERS/Mike Blake
Hilton advances to November election against Becerra
Sean Young and Nick Vides • June 2, 2026
California gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer speaks to over 600 Sonoma County residents at his "Shared Prosperity" town hall at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts on Wednesday, May 27, 2026 in Santa Rosa, Calif. (Nicholas Vides / For The Oak Leaf News)
Tom Steyer rallies capacity crowd at Luther Burbank Center Town Hall
Rosemary Cromwell • May 27, 2026
The Board of Trustees meetings that review vital information for student life are held inside the Bertolini Student Center.
Enrollment decline and lifelong learning concerns surface as Board of Trustees weighs $830 million bond plan for 2026 ballot
Destiny Quiroz-Lindauer, Reporter • May 19, 2026
A volunteer sets up a booth before the Out of the Darkness Walk begins at the Bertolini Student Center at Santa Rosa Junior College on April 11, 2026.
SRJC students, staff and local mental health resources come together for American Foundation for Suicide Prevention event
Forest Crystallah, Reporter • May 17, 2026
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Various student-made art dotted the Student Activity Center, bringing artistic support for climate action April 23, 2026 in the Bertolini Student Center at Santa Rosa Junior College.
The entrance to the College to Career student lab where students can get support from Schnexnaydre and Morris Monday through Thursday 10:30 am to 3:30 pm on the third floor of the Bertolini Student Center. The C2C program has assisted students with intellectual disabilities and/or with autism transition into college and the workforce in Sonoma County since 2011.
Protestors line up at the parking lot outside of the Robert Call Center on Sept. 3, 2025.
Canvas immediately underwent scheduled maintenance following the outage.
A sign marks where visitors must wait to protect student confidentiality as staff assist students with financial aid-related services in Santa Rosa Junior College’s Financial Aid Office in Plover Hall. Financial aid services director Lauren Coburn says navigating financial aid programs such as CalKIDS can be challenging for students.
Student health services is open Monday through Friday on the third floor of Bertolini Student Center at Santa Rosa Junior College. Tuesday, April 21, 2026.
The Bear Cub Hub, Santa Rosa Junior College's new student information system will serve as the primary resource for all important information for SRJC students. Image courtesy of Santa Rosa Junior College.
Project Truth member "William Wilberforce" (left) faces SRJC Student Brady Allen (right), as Allen holds a large hand-made sign.
The Bear Cub Hub, Santa Rosa Junior College's new student information system will serve as the primary resource for all important information for SRJC students. Image courtesy of Santa Rosa Junior College.
The welcome center will be a helpful resource for the SRJC community, especially those at the Southwest campus. Roseland Welcome Center on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
A wall of resistance signs attached to the fence surrounding the lot next to Hotel E. Many signs call for justice others are callouts for redacted elements of the Epstein files to be released at "No Kings" protest, Old Courthouse Square Santa Rosa, March 28 2026.
The tree fell around 1 p.m. Thursday on Humboldt Street in Santa Rosa, damaging one vehicle and injuring none.
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