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Events and Exhibits

Spotlight on Scholarship. The True Colors of Feeling Brown: Racialized Affect and Poetics of Space in Latina Narratives. Thursday, October 8 at noon. Schulz Information Center, rm 3001. Dr. Natalia Villanueva-Nieves, assistant professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies & Languages
Spotlight on Scholarship Lectures

The Sonoma State Library is partnering again with the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) to present the Spotlight on Scholarship lecture series.

Sonoma State University - Big Blue Weekend - October 2-4, 2026
Visit the Library During Big Blue Weekend

Big Blue Weekend returns to Sonoma State University October 2–4! This annual fall celebration brings together students, families, alumni, faculty, staff, and community members for a weekend of activities, entertainment, and Sonoma State spirit.

New Works. A Celebration of Sonoma State Scholarship and Creativity. Sept. 22, 2026, 4-6 pm.  University Library, Sonoma State University.
New Works: Celebrating Sonoma State Scholarship and Creativity

From climate governance and contemporary politics to Maya worldviews, Latina narratives, Hindi cinema, and questions about humanity’s place in the universe, Sonoma State faculty are producing scholarship that explores some of the most compelling questions of our time.

5 students and Lobo standing in front of the clocktower.  Text is: Welcome Back Seawolves
Welcome Back, Seawolves!

The new semester is starting and we’re excited to welcome students and faculty back to campus. Whether you’re returning to Sonoma State or are new to the Seawolf community, the University Library is here to help you learn, teach, create, and connect throughout the year. 

Open House on August 21 at 2:00 pm. Cupcakes, Giveaways, and More
Love Your Library: Cupcakes, Giveaways, and More

Start the semester with cupcakes, free stuff, and a chance to see what the library has to offer.