Seven Sonoma State University student-athletes have sued the school along with Interim President Emily Cutrer, CSU Chancellor Mildred Garcia, and the CSU Board of Trustees over the January decision eliminating the school’s athletic programs and discontinuing 22 academic degree programs at the university.

The widely expected move follows a pair of civil rights complaints filed within days of the Jan. 22 announcement outlining the end to all SSU sports programs, along with academic cuts and layoffs.

Seven student-athletes have sued administrators at Sonoma State University and the California State University system over a controversial plan to end all intercollegiate sports at SSU by the end of this academic year.

Kelsi Thorud reports on a lawsuit against Sonoma State over their planned program cuts. Website: YouTube: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter:

San Francisco State University is set to cut three of its 13 athletic teams by summer. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the cuts will affect 44 student-athletes in baseball, men's soccer, and women's indoor track and field. The university said the cuts will help save up to $1 million annually.

San Francisco State University has announced plans to cut three of its athletic teams in order to save $1 million per year. The typically non-revenue generating teams included men’s baseball, men’s soccer and women’s indoor track and field.

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