Sonoma State is a hub of diverse interests and communities, seen through the many student-led clubs on campus. From interest-based communities like Game Development Club and Improv Club to educational groups like Psychology Club, there’s always been a place for everyone. But an especially unique student organization has begun this semester – and it’s one that takes a lot of balls to join.
This new club in question is the juggling club. Tucked in the outdoor plaza next to the Music Education building, the SSU Juggling Club meets every Friday for 45 minutes of ball-throwing, community-building action. Whether you’re a complete novice or an experienced juggler, the club is open for all to join.
The Juggling Club is the brainchild of trumpet professor Daniel Norris and has roots in the Music Department. Originally stemming from a joke in class, the club quickly became a popular fixture in the music department’s community due to its quirky nature and the skills’ parallels to practicing an instrument…