With Sonoma receiving three D’s and one F, the Chronicles put the campus on “academic probation” for its universal failings. Over the past several weeks, Sonoma State University students and faculty have been protesting rising tuition fees and a lack of available classes.
Students want a diploma in their hands after four years of schoolwork, but with current budget cuts and Administration and Finance's allocation of money, this seems like a distant dream. Chronicle XX: Midterm Evaluation highlighted these issues and more last month when its authors determined SSU's administration was failing in its handling of university affairs.
