A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf
A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf
A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

The Oak Leaf
The Oak Leaf Magazine Spring 2024
We’re ecstatic to bring you a diverse collection of stories in the spring 2024 issue of The Oak Leaf Magazine. From showcasing Santa Rosa Junior College Campus perks, shining a light on the resiliency of formerly incarcerated students on their road to success and spotlighting students’ fight for fair pay, this edition highlights the best our SRJC community has to offer.
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Fire alarms, substandard fire safety, uncleanliness, an understaffed resident adviser program and an apathetic development and management company, Servitas, have made life at the dormitory potentially less appealing than off-campus housing.
The first women's march was held in Washington D.C. after president-elect Donald Trump's first inauguration on January 21, 2017.

Leilany Sosa, Social Media Editor

December 18, 2024

The negative rhetoric surrounding the field of journalism is discouraging. Journalists work so hard to uphold ethical values and being blanketly labeled a “liar” or “fraud” is truly upsetting.
Kinkaku-ji, the Golden pavilion, is one of the most famous temples in Japan and a must see if you visit Kyoto.
Participants of the “Caminata for Pathway to Citizenship through Registry” walk 52 miles from Plaza Herencia Mexicana in San José to San Francisco City Hall to create awareness for immigration reform on Aug. 17-19, 2024.

Amy Moore, Reporter

December 15, 2024

Salvador Sandoval-Garduno looks across the Mojave for potential prospecting locations.
SRJC PA announcer Trey Dunia strolls past the original press box on Bailey Field on Nov. 2, 2024
The sun paints the sky orange and encompasses the disc golf course at Taylor Mountain Regional Park in Santa Rosa
Group photo of SoCoGalsWalk nature walk on Sunday, Nov. 3 at Helen Putnam Regional Park in Petaluma, CA.
SRJC's dance program includes a dance company performance course in the Fall semester and a collaborative dance performance course with the Theatre department in the spring
Like most forms of abuse, those who have been ghosted tend to perpetuate it. Hence, it's become normalized, despite the widespread awareness of its toxicity.
Oak Leaf reporter Marty Lees sits cozy with SRJC mascot Rosco the Bear on Nov. 18, 2024.
Many visitors have claimed to see strange things happen with these mirrors, which some believe as being a portal to another dimension.
Henry Fliflet waits after missing the first bus back home in San Francisco on Oct. 25, 2024.
Oak Leaf Reporter Adair Rodriguez poses with a grilled-cheese plush in his 1995 Mazda Miata in the Quinn parking lot on Nov. 19, 2024.
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