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of faculty and staff and slashing several degree programs. the school is facing a massive multimillion- dollar budget deficit, and then on the chopping block, women and gender studies, philosophyysics, economics, and the english master's degree program. dozens of faculty positions and staff positions will also see layoffs. the university's president says these cults were needed for the sake of the school's long-term future. >> they shot themselves in the foot. like, it's -- the wgs department was originally the women's studies department. and it started in 1970. it's one of the oldest in, like, in california, and all the csus. like, that's incredible. that's, like, that's a selling point for the school, and they're just cutting it? >> the university is hosting a town hall meeting next week with the interim president. >>> a fremont cold case that took nearly 40 years to solve is finally closing. >> for this family, i would 100% do everything. they're like family to me. >> how a police sergeant's dedication helped uncover new evidence, and the relief for the families after decades of waiting for justice. >>> and another snowy scene across the southeast. the fun and the not so fu

faculty members, lecturer positions and some staff. on top of that, in alphabetical order, degree programs being eliminated include art, history, dance, earth and environmental sciences, economics, french, gender studies, philosophytheater, and women's studies. >> we don't really know the full scope of the cuts at this time, but it's going to be really tremendous and we are very concerned. but we're also committing to fight for this university and to fight for the students. >> we believe there might that behind the scenes they may be looking at closing this campus. >> the main reason a decade long dee

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faculty members, lecturer positions and some staff. on top of that, in alphabetical order, degree programs being eliminated include art, history, dance, earth and environmental sciences, economics, french, gender studies, philosophyeater, and women's studies. >> we don't really know the full scope of the cuts at this time, but it's going to be really tremendous and we are very concerned. but we're also committing to fight for this university and to fight for the students. >> we believe there might that behind the scenes, they may be looking at closing this campus. >> the main reason. a decade long decline in enrollment by 38%. that means a loss of a lot of tuition, scholarships and grants. darwin created the theory of evolution. the gradual change in things brought sonoma state got was an unannounced meteorite strike that took out faculty, took out coaches, took out student athletes, and a whole lot more. >> i moved my family here six months ago or five months ago, and that was a significant decision for us. and we did it because we believe in this athletic department. >> we won a national championship. the women have won a national championship. we have records. we have the history. we have hall of fame. it's ju

of faculty and staff and slashing several degree programs. they say it's a budget problem to blame. and so let's talk about it. on the chopping block, women and gender studies, philosophys, economics, and the english masters degree program. students knowing about it are angry. >> they've shot themselves in the foot. like -- it's -- the wgs department was originally the women studies department. and it started in 1970. it's one of the oldest in like in california and all of the csus like that's incredible. that's like -- that's a selling point for the school and they're just cutting it? >> you will have an opportunity to talk to the interim university president at a townhall and sound off about the change next week. >>> reed, turning to the trump administration. one of the administration's early priorities is a sweeping crackdown on immigration. including allowing i.c.e. agents to conduct raids in sensitive areas such as schools and churches and hospitals. this practice previously banned by former president biden. it has sparked significant debate. many bay area school districts serve undocumented schools and officials, well, they're taking stems to prepare both staff a

faculty members, lecturer positions and some staff. on top of that, in alphabetical order, degree programs being eliminated include art, history, dance, earth and environmental sciences, economics, french, gender studies, philosophy, and women's studies. >> we don't really know the full scope of the cuts at this time, but it's going to be really tremendous and we are very concerned. but we're also committing to fight for this university and to fight for the students. >> we believe there might that behind the scenes, they may be looking at closing this campus. >> the main reason a decade long decline in enrollment by 38%. that means a loss of a lot of tuition, scholarships and grants. darwin created the theory of evolution. the gradual change in things brought sonoma state got was an unannounced meteorite strike that took out faculty, took out coaches, took out student athletes, and a whole lot more. >> i moved my family here six months ago or five months ago, and that was a significant decision for us. and we did it because we believe in this athletic department. >> we won a national championship. the women have won a national championship. we have records. we have the history. we have hall of fame. it's just gon

faculty members will not have their contracts renewed, as well as several other lecturers for management. staff positions will be eliminated. a handful of degree programs are also being cut, including art history, dance, economics and philosophy, and the school also announced it's eliminating its entire athletic department, which will save the school $3.7 million. ktvu bailey o'carroll joins us from the campus tonight with reaction from student athletes. bailey. >> hey, claudine. yeah, everybody pretty shocked at the decision, saying that they found out in an email that was sent out to staff and students earlier today. of course, those student athletes in particular, saying that they were baffled by the decision, many of them telling us today that they are planning on transferring. >> it's really disappointing. like it's sad and we all hate it. >> a shocking day on the campus of sonoma state as the university announced budget cuts, which resulted in the elimination of the entire athletic department, 11 division two teams. >> a lot of us just woke up this morning and saw this email, and it definitely has an impact of our not only our athletic career, but our our student and academic career as well. >> baseball players detailed