For the first time in over 15 years, students and faculty of Santa Rosa Junior College Theatre Arts have staged the extremely ...

After the drastic departure from the traditional “Zelda” formula taken by “The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild” proved divisive, it seemed the series, for better or worse, had moved on from the ...

The Santa Rosa Junior College Men’s Soccer team beat American River College 3-0 at home on Oct. 1 despite a delay in the game ...

Arlo Connally Stewart (he/him) is in his first semester at Santa Rosa Junior College, and is working towards transferring to ...

For its fall 2024 debut, Santa Rosa Junior College Theatre Arts will present David Ives’ collection of short comedies, “All ...

The Santa Rosa Junior College men’s and women’s cross country teams raced against five other schools at the Kyle Robinson ...

Back on the dating scene, Jessica Larson had matched with Dominic. He was charming, attractive, and ostentatious. While their romance ended after three dates, his dramatics lingered. Jessica sat down ...

In the wake of critical government funding cuts for the Meals on Wheels program, Reporter Debbie Van Dyke talks with Sonoma County’s Council on Aging about the growing wait list for food for ...

Oak Leaf Reporter, Liam Molina, speaks with punk savant, Jacob Earl, and local talents, Aiden Sharkey and Aidan Gray, to discuss the history of the scene and it’s relevance today. Petaluma, CA has ...

SRJC Journalism student, Dax De La Montanya, looked for and met with nurse manager, Diane Freeman and nurse Dawn Steinbach, to learn about what it takes to become a nurse and find work in a hospital.

Eager students flock to fill the limited spots for the backstrap weaving workshop at 10 a.m. on Sept. 20 at the Santa Rosa Junior College Intercultural Center  Weavers tell stories through their ...