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San Francisco City Hall lit a warm yellow color reminiscing a candlelight for the national commemoration of COVID-19 victims on Tuesday. According to the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center, over 400,000 Americans have died from the virus as of Tuesday. (Jun Ueda / Golden Gate Xpress)
Biden, Harris hold vigil honoring victims of COVID-19 (Photo Gallery)
Jun Ueda and Sebastian Mino-Bucheli • January 19, 2021
Uber alongside a few other rideshare companies have poured $205 million into the endorsements of “yes on prop 22”. Compared to the past propositions that were being fought within the state of California this is one of the most costly. (Sean Reyes / Golden Gate Xpress)
Rideshare drivers continue advocacy for app based workers
December 13, 2020
A copper tea kettle sits on a copper tray at the front desk register at Abu Salim Middle Eastern Grill on Haight Street in San Francisco, on Nov. 7, 2020. (Emily Curiel / Golden Gate Xpress)
SF family opens new Palestinian restaurant after fire at Mission location
December 13, 2020
Author, professor and the host of KQED’s
SF State English Professor, KQED “Forum” host Michael Krasny announces retirement
December 10, 2020
A client of GLIDE eats while a volunteer carries empty food containers to be thrown away meal on Nov.26, 2020 in San Francisco. (James Wyatt / Golden Gate Xpress)
A GLIDE Thanksgiving
December 9, 2020
As cases became widespread, it was announced on Nov. 29 by officials that many non-essential and other indoor businesses would be closing in San Francisco. Entering the new tier means further restrictions will be put onto the city. (Ricardo Olivares / Golden Gate Xpress)
What does being in the ‘purple tier’ and in a stay-at-home order mean?
December 9, 2020
Photo of the Day: Libraries remain open
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  • The Berkeley Public Library hands out “on-hold” books to guests through a plastic shield in compliance with new restrictions implemented this week on Kettner St. On Dec.8, 2020 (Leila Figueroa / Golden Gate Xpress)

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Concerns over safety, economy surround Fall 2021 return to classrooms
David Horowitz • December 18, 2020
SF State is not the only institution experiencing a drop in enrollment. The California State University System as a whole has seen an 11% decrease in the total international student population and a 40% decrease in new international students returning in the Fall 2020 semester. (Camille Cohen / Golden Gate Xpress)
Enrollment continues to drop among international students
December 14, 2020
Aside from omitting SAT/ACT test scores, the application process will be the same as before. The CSU system states that they are prepared to exercise flexibility and accommodation when dealing with admission requirements. (Alyssa Brown / Golden Gate Xpress)
CSU temporarily suspends standardized tests
December 13, 2020
Out of the 43,000 participants across all populations there were no safety concerns to the new vaccine according to officials. 10 to 15 percent of volunteers felt side effects after receiving the vaccine, which included fever, chills, body aches, and soreness where it was injected. The data calculated from the side effects was greater than a two percent frequency was that fatigue was at 3.8% and headaches were at 2.0% according to Pfizer. (Alyssa Brown / Golden Gate Xpress)
SF State reacts to news of COVID vaccination
December 13, 2020
Recipe of the Week: Tiramisu
Recipe of the Week: Tiramisu
December 15, 2020
Recipe of the Week: Garlic Noodles
Recipe of the Week: Garlic Noodles
December 10, 2020
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