For those with a thirst for knowledge and a range of interests, building a course list that both adheres to educational goals ...

The Mojave stretches before me, shimmering under a sky too blue to feel real. The cool air clings to my skin, the wind cutting deep into my bones sending a chill up my spine. This isn’t the blazing ...

The Washoe House, on the corner of Stony Point Road and Roblar Road, has been a stop for highway travelers for over 160 years. Built as an inn and stable house during the burgeoning years of the ...

Simeon Van Izquierdo was fresh out of high school and checking out the Santa Rosa Junior College campus in the summer of 2012 when he heard music blasting from the second floor of Tauzer Gym. What he ...

Benjamin Heckman (he/him) is a second year SRJC student studying abroad in London with the Oak Leaf. He enjoys political reporting, opinion writing, and local color stories. He expects to continue his ...

Mason Koski sat bundled in his car with the heater running, attempting to keep warm on a cold, rainy October night. He stayed there for two hours while smoke slowly cleared out of the windowless ...

The term “ghosting” arose from the idea that when one person ghosts another, they effectively become invisible, or a “ghost,” to them. Another eerie similarity shared with the name, however, is that a ...

Most Sonoma County locals enjoy the county’s regional parks for the wonderful opportunities to get fresh air, exercise and see the beautiful landscape of the North Bay. However, besides the scenic ...

Bryan Fructuoso-Zurita (He/Him/Él) is in his third semester at The Oak Leaf. He enjoys meeting new people and listening to their stories because everyone has one to tell. His passion lies in covering ...

The Santa Rosa Junior College’s Latinx Faculty and Staff Association (LFSA) organized La Carpa, a talent show. To honor and celebrate talent, heritage and culture students, faculty and community ...

Standing under the awning of his London fruit stall, Mick Szilágyi gestures with his cigarette at the surrounding buildings and says that none of them used to be here when he started his business.

In the outskirts of England by the Welsh border, a revolutionary idea sparked from a vintage ambulance in 2011 when Deborah Alma, then 47, decided to use poetry as a form of medicine. She became known ...