Santa Rosa Junior College: Return to campus after 2 years of remote instruction

The 104-year-old Mendocino Avenue campus welcomed back most students and instructors for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began in spring of 2020|

The rush of footsteps heralded a return to near-normality Monday at Santa Rosa Junior College, which began its 2022-23 academic year in a way it has not over the past two years. It welcomed back most students and instructors, with in-person classes in full swing for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began in spring of 2020. As some students sought out shaded lawns on the 104-year-old campus, others marked the day with exercise, all of it adding up to a renewed buzz for Sonoma County’s largest institution of higher learning.

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