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
Evan Nazarov

Evan Nazarov, Reporter

Evan Nazarov (he/him) is in his second semester at the Oak Leaf.

All content by Evan Nazarov

Staying Sane in Sonoma County – Episode 4: Alternative Methods

Peter Morales, Michael Combs, and Evan Nazarov
May 19, 2024

Staying Sane in Sonoma County – Episode 3: Conventional Methods

Peter Morales, Michael Combs, and Evan Nazarov
May 8, 2024
Live from the student demonstrations on the Santa Rosa Junior College campus

Live from the student demonstrations on the Santa Rosa Junior College campus

Hana Seals, Emelle Raschein, Peter Morales, Sal Sandoval-Garduno, Sean Shanks, and Evan Nazarov
May 2, 2024

Staying Sane In Sonoma County – Episode 2: Social Media

Peter Morales, Michael Combs, and Evan Nazarov
April 30, 2024

Staying Sane in Sonoma County

Peter Morales, Evan Nazarov, and Michael Combs
April 21, 2024
Anti-abortion group Project Truth displays graphic banners of mutilated fetuses and proselytizes against abortion, drawing a crowd of students on April 2 in Santa Rosa Junior College’s Bertolini Quad.

Project Truth returns to Santa Rosa Junior College, igniting impassioned responses from students

Evan Nazarov and Parker Stagnoli
April 14, 2024
London's Tower Bridge is one of many landmarks students may visit as they immerse themselves in London's culture.

SRJC’s study abroad program sends students to London, England for the Fall 2024 semester

Evan Nazarov, Reporter
February 29, 2024
At the Board of Trustees Nov. 14 meeting, the Santa Rosa Junior College Latinx Faculty and Staff association said bilingual employees deserve a 5% bilingual stipend since they are routinely asked to act as translators during work hours.

Latinx students and faculty voice the need for fair bilingual compensation and a livable wage for student employees at Nov. 14 Board of Trustees meeting

Evan Nazarov, Reporter
December 3, 2023
Shone Farm's Fall Festival hosts many harvest season activities, including "u-pick" produce, wine tasting, and farm stands on Oct. 14, 2023.

Shone Farm’s 2023 Fall Festival brings harvest time to the SRJC community: A photo gallery

Evan Nazarov, Reporter
November 8, 2023
Shone Farm’s Chardonnay 2021 won Gold at Sonoma County’s Harvest Fair, and visitors of drinking age could try it Shone Farm's wine tasting pavilion at the Fall Festival on Oct. 14, 2023.

Produce, such as peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, beans and beats, grown by SRJC student farmers at Shone Farm is sold at the Fall Festival on Oct. 14, 2023.

At Shone Farm’s Fall Festival a tractor pulls carts full of visitors for a tour of the pumpkin patch, vineyard and orchards of the farm on Oct. 14, 2023.

Shone Farm's gold-winning chardonnay in the 2023 Sonoma County Harvest Fair Grand Tasting stands with its roots back at the farm. "If you're going to make a good meal, you got to start with good ingredients," Pat Henderson said.

Shone Farm 2021 Chardonnay wins gold in Sonoma County Harvest Fair

Evan Nazarov, Reporter
October 29, 2023
A small group does a choreographed dance to V.I.C.’s “Wobble Baby” at the Queer Resource Center Rainbow Welcome Dinner on Sept. 26. From left to right: Laura LeCave of Positive Images, Isabel Lopez of Raizes Collective, Regina Mahiri of Black Student Support Center and D’yonna Johnson of Black Student Union and UMOJA.

Rainbow Welcome Dinner honors the importance of being safe to be oneself

Evan Nazarov, Reporter
October 10, 2023
The SRJC Queer Resource Center will host the Rainbow Welcome Dinner to welcome new students and provide information about local LGBTQIA2s+ supporting communities and resources from 4-7 p.m. Sept. 26 outside of the Queer Resource Center and Pioneer Hall.

The Queer Resource Center presents “Rainbow Welcome Dinner”

Evan Nazarov, Reporter
September 25, 2023