Seven student-athletes have initiated a lawsuit against Sonoma State University and its administration specifically over the controversial decision to terminate all sports programs. This move is part of a larger strategy to reduce the university's budget by $24 million, which also threatens multiple academic programs and faculty positions. The plaintiffs are not pursuing financial damages; instead, they seek a judicial order to halt these cuts, arguing that such decisions violate their rights and significantly impact their educational journey.
In a bold response to budget cuts, seven student-athletes have filed a lawsuit against Sonoma State University, targeting its plan to eliminate all sports programs.
The plaintiffs argue that the proposed termination of sports programs, part of broader financial cutbacks, infringes on their rights and threatens their educational experience.
Not seeking damages, the students request judicial intervention to halt these cuts, which could affect not only athletics but also various academic departments and faculty.
The cuts, totaling $24 million, highlight the financial turmoil faced by the university, leading to significant changes in both sports and academic offerings.
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