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A student-operated publication at Santa Rosa Junior College.

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

The Oak Leaf
An Ex-Stoner's Guide
Wandering a dispensary for your first time can feel more disorienting than the Bermuda Triangle, but this guide will lead you through the treacherous fog.
An Ex-Stoner’s Guide to Navigating Dispensaries
Zoë Steiner, Reporter • April 19, 2025
While it’s fun to clear every bong and house every joint, it’s important to pace yourself so you don’t end your night with an anxiety attack and your head in the toilet.
An Ex-Stoner’s Guide to Greening Out
Zoë Steiner, Reporter • April 17, 2025
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SRJC Baseball 2025
Freshman right fielder Ayden Herrguth steps up to bat in the bottom of the sixth and hits a double for three RBI to secure the win against Sacramento City College 7-4 on Friday, April 18, 2025 at home.
SRJC baseball pulls off comeback to sweep Sac City, moves to 35-1
Taylor Amador, Reporter • April 21, 2025
Santa Rosa Junior College's sophomore pitcher Jordan Giacomini winds up a pitch against Sac City College on Tuesday, April 15, 2025 in Santa Rosa.
SRJC baseball blows out Sacramento City, moves to 33-1
Colin Pratt, Reporter • April 17, 2025
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Arts & Entertainment
Leave no trace: an extinguished campfire and a stack of firewood for the next camper are the only remains of a camping trip at Point Reyes National Seashore on Friday, March 21, 2025
Tomales Bay camping: an adventure worth taking
Henry Fliflet, Reporter • April 24, 2025
Maya Tuchband as Chris Gorman and Emerson Reynolds as Claire Ganz in SRJC's Spring 2025 production of "Rumors" on April 17, 2025.
SRJC’s “Rumors”: Chaos at its peak hilarity
Lucas Cadigan-Carranza, Editor-In-Chief • April 24, 2025
J-hope of BTS speaking to the fans during a sold out show at Oakland Arena on March 31, 2025. K-pop idols work hard to embrace their fans and provide a meaningful experience for their community.
KPOP is more than just music, it’s community
Debbie Van Dyke, Reporter • April 22, 2025
José González, founder of Latino Outdoors, speaks during the DeDe and David Del Monte Lecture Series at Santa Rosa Junior College on April 14, 2025.
José González calls for radical reconnections at SRJC Del Monte Lecture
Samantha Arnott, Reporter • April 22, 2025
Wandering a dispensary for your first time can feel more disorienting than the Bermuda Triangle, but this guide will lead you through the treacherous fog.
An Ex-Stoner’s Guide to Navigating Dispensaries
Zoë Steiner, Reporter • April 19, 2025
While it’s fun to clear every bong and house every joint, it’s important to pace yourself so you don’t end your night with an anxiety attack and your head in the toilet.
An Ex-Stoner’s Guide to Greening Out
Zoë Steiner, Reporter • April 17, 2025
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Jordan Mead, 47, gives public comment at the Board of Trustees Meeting on March 11, 2025 in the Bertolini Student Center while wearing a body camera. In his comments, Mead asserted his position as a whistleblower.

Police arrest SRJC employee for allegedly stalking VP • 1332 Views

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Jordan Mead, 47, gives public comment at the Board of Trustees Meeting on March 11, 2025 in the Bertolini Student Center while wearing a body camera. In his comments, Mead asserted his position as a whistleblower.

Jordan Mead pleads not guilty, posts $1 million bail • 926 Views

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SRJC students cross the Mendocino Avenue campus toward Doyle Library and Bertolini Student Center.

Immigrant students and staff face the prospect of ICE raids on SRJC campus • 669 Views

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The Rohnert Park Police incident report offers details on the arrest of Santa Rosa Junior College IT employee Jordan Mead outside of SRJC Vice President Kate Jolley's home on March 19, 2025.

Police incident report reveals SRJC employee called police before going to VP's house • 607 Views

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Showgoers hang out outside of Taqueria Mila between sets at a show on March 8, 2024.

Taqueria Mila: Santa Rosa's most unconventional music venue • 430 Views

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SRJC’s Queer Resource Center (QRC) provides a safe physical space for queer students. The QRC invites all students to visit Bertolini Hall on Tuesday, April 2, for Trans Day of Visibility celebrations.

Anti-LGBTQIA+ sentiments are closer to home than we think; anti-trans graffiti found in campus restroom • 363 Views

News
The 24 students of EP22, the first group of Swedish Exchange Students hosted by Santa Rosa Junior College since COVID-19 gather at Shone Farm on April 4, 2025.
Return of the Swedes: Swedish exchange program returns to SRJC
Lauren Kelleher, Reporter/Photographer • April 26, 2025
SGA discussed the future of the Student Investment Program during its meeting on April 21.
SGA provides update on Student Investment Program, hears faculty complaint
Henry Fliflet, Reporter • April 25, 2025
SRJC Academic Senate members discussed their concerns with the college’s strategic action plan at their meeting on April 16.
SRJC Academic Senate members voice concerns over strategic action plan
Destiny Quiroz-Lindauer, Reporter • April 25, 2025
Santa Rosa Junior College will host its 7th annual Climate Action Night Thursday, April 24 in the Bertolini Student Center.
SRJC’s Climate Action Night introduces a new crop of climate activists
Amy Moore, Reporter • April 24, 2025
California legislators left, Mike Thompson, center left, Chris Rogers, center, Damon Donnoly, center right, Mike McGuire, and right, Andrew Pedina, seek to address the lack of action from Sonoma State University Interim President Emily Cutrer on SSU's budget cuts, during a legislative forum on April 14, 2025 at Sonoma State University.
Legislators return to SSU to address “Bridge to the Future” plan
Zoë Steiner, Reporter • April 17, 2025
SGA discussed the future of the Student Investment Program during its meeting on April 21.
SGA discusses strategic action plan and campus safety
Henry Flifet, Reporter • April 17, 2025
SRJC Academic Senate members discussed their concerns with the college’s strategic action plan at their meeting on April 16.
SRJC Academic Senate debates possible end of online learning policy
Destiny Quiroz-Lindauer, Reporter • April 10, 2025
SGA discussed the impact of the upcoming MySRJC App shutdown during its meeting on April 7.
SGA discusses impact of MySRJC App shutdown
Henry Flifet, Reporter • April 10, 2025
SRJC students cross the Mendocino Avenue campus toward Doyle Library and Bertolini Student Center.
Immigrant students and staff face the prospect of ICE raids on SRJC campus
Geneviève Duboscq • April 10, 2025
The Rohnert Park Police incident report offers details on the arrest of Santa Rosa Junior College IT employee Jordan Mead outside of SRJC Vice President Kate Jolley's home on March 19, 2025.
Police incident report reveals SRJC employee called police before going to VP’s house
Emelle Raschein, Managing Editor • April 3, 2025
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Sports Features
Bear Cubs' guard Ivy Gonzalez leans on a basketball hoop outside of outside of Polly O’Meara Doyle Hall on Monday, Feb. 24, 2025.
The SRJC men's wrestling team conclude their season in the 3C2A Wrestling State Championships in the Golden Eagle Arena at Lemoore College on Dec. 14, 2024.
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Sports News
Freshman right fielder Ayden Herrguth steps up to bat in the bottom of the sixth and hits a double for three RBI to secure the win against Sacramento City College 7-4 on Friday, April 18, 2025 at home.
Santa Rosa Junior College's sophomore pitcher Jordan Giacomini winds up a pitch against Sac City College on Tuesday, April 15, 2025 in Santa Rosa.
Bear Cub starting pitcher Brice Cox winds back for a pitch against Diablo Valley College on Thursday, April 3, 2025 in Santa Rosa.
Designated hitter J.T. Summers, center, meets helmets with his fellow teammates Anane Wilson, left, and Josh Martin, right, after a two-run home run in the bottom of the first against American River on Saturday, March 29, 2025 in Santa Rosa.
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Sports Opinion
A game used ice hockey puck signed by Oak Leaf reporters, Adair Alvarez Rodriguez, Nathan Kaito Morris, and Yna Bollock serves as a sweet souvenir from the Polar Bears' games against Fresno at Snoopy's Home Ice on Jan. 31, and Feb. 1, 2025
A raucous crowd at Emirates Stadium cheers on the Arsenal Women's team, singing the fight song "North London Forever." The game ended in a tie with Manchester City, who came in second place in the Women's Super League (WSL) last year. Arsenal came in third place.
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Podcasts
Zero to Hero – Episode 1
Max Underdown, Podcaster • April 8, 2025
By the Fireside Episode 2: Themes and Motifs
Kevin Terlizzi-Bowes, Lucas Cadigan-Carranza, and Mark Fernquest • December 14, 2024
That time I got sniffed by a bear
Arlo Connally Stewart, Podcaster • December 5, 2024
By the Fireside Episode 1: How to Begin a Story
Kevin Terlizzi-Bowes and Lucas Cadigan-Carranza • October 19, 2024
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London Branch
Bottles filled with poems line the shelves of the Poetry Pharmacy in London. Each bottle offers aid of the literary kind - poems rolled into capsules. Prescriptions are available for dozens of needs, including exhaustion, empty nest syndrome, insomnia, mindfulness and more.
Dry ice cascades over an impressive three tiered treats stand during afternoon tea service at the Ivy, Chelsea Garden in London.
Shoppers and passersby inspect Mick's wares which include several kinds of tropical fruit and bulk quantities of berries.
Study Abroad Instructor Gregory Beyrer's takes students in his U.S. history class on a field trip to see Cornwell Gardens, a private key garden in London's Kensington neighborhood on Sept. 24, 2024.
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