The Oak Leaf is the award-winning, student-produced news media of Santa Rosa Junior College that has been publishing consistently since 1928. Advised by instructor Anne Belden, student reporters ...

The Santa Rosa Junior College men’s soccer team (9-1-2) lost its first game of the 2025 season, falling 1-0 in a nailbiter against Folsom Lake College (7-3-1) at home Oct. 10. The Bear Cubs started ...

The Santa Rosa Junior College Multicultural Museum opens its doors for its annual “Take Me Home!” fundraiser, transforming the gallery into a vibrant marketplace filled with multicultural art, jewelry ...

Chesterfield Reds have a mixed reputation and a storied history. Let’s be honest. Europeans smoke a lot of cigarettes. I smoked more cigarettes in Europe than I thought a human could possibly smoke.

The Santa Rosa Junior College men’s soccer team (8-0-2) secured its 400th win under head coach Marty Kinahan, beating American River College (3-6-1) 2-0 Friday afternoon. As of Sept. 30, the Bear Cubs ...

The city of Sonoma is celebrating its sixteenth year of Trashion Fashion, a fashion design show where the pieces are designed primarily through items that would usually be thrown away or recycled.

Hundreds of chrome bumpers gleamed in the sunlight as multicolored mechanical expressions of art cruised, hopped and three-wheeled through San Francisco’s Mission District Sept. 20 in King of the ...

The Santa Rosa Junior College women’s and men’s water polo teams both suffered disappointing losses to American River in their opening home games on Oct. 9. Despite fighting hard throughout the entire ...

After a long day of attending classes and working as a cashier until 10:30 p.m., Santa Rosa Junior College English major Wilmer Padilla, 20, finds himself having no time or energy to do any of his ...

Santa Rosa Junior College trustees reviewed a $830 million bond proposal for the November 2026 ballot and an enrollment plan that shows a decline, while hearing public concerns about program changes ...

Sonoma County Restaurant Week returns for the 17th time with the initiative “Sonoma County Grown” to highlight local ingredients and wine that make Sonoma County a culinary haven, from Feb. 23 to ...