GoldenGateXpress

February 12, 2020

With the NFL and MLB in the rearview mirror, Major League Soccer starts its 2020 season with their inaugural matches on February 29th. The season starts up quickly with a total of eight teams playing on...

Pessimism aside, voting does matter

Kerasa Dimitrios Tsokas, Opinion Editor

February 12, 2020

California’s presidential primary is less than a month away so if you haven’t been keeping track of the 2020 presidential candidates, this is your reminder. The last day to register to vote in...

Lunar New Year brings tradition to SF State

Pamela Estrada, Staff reporter

February 11, 2020

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City

No more illegal sidewalk riding with Lime scooters

Jocelyn Hernandez Gomez, Staff reporter

February 12, 2020

Lime, a transportation company known for their electric scooters, announced that it will be implementing new technology to detect when users ride illegally on sidewalks. If the new software detects...

Underground computer culture welcomed by Noisebridge hackerspace

Jocelyn Hernandez Gomez, Staff reporter

February 12, 2020

Shake Shack opens first chain location in San Francisco

Matthew Macgugan, Staff Reporter

February 11, 2020

The popular East Coast burger restaurant Shake Shack, known for its high-quality patties and frozen custard, has opened its doors at 3060 Fillmore St. The Cow Hollow location is the first extension...

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Campus

Scammers phish for student emails

Jacquelyn Moreno, Staff reporter

February 11, 2020

Information and Technology Services sent an email on Feb. 7 warning students of phishing scams disguised as job offers. According to the ITS phishing guide at SF State, “Phishing...

Fall campus crimes recap

Juan Carlos Lara, Campus News Editor

February 4, 2020

Since 2020 began, the University Police Department has received 33 crime reports, an average of approximately one per day. Before we begin reporting the scores of crimes that will occur this semester, we’d like to take a look back at all the crimes that occurred on campus last semester. In total, the Fall 2019 semester contained 137 reports. Of those cases,...

Students begin resettling themselves after studying abroad

Domenic Strazzabosco

February 4, 2020

After spending the final few months of the decade exploring different corners of the world, SF State students who studied abroad for the fall semester of 2019 have returned and began adjusting to their old norms. From Denmark to New Zealand, to Ghana and Hong Kong, SF State sends roughly 200 students a semester to a diverse range of countries around the globe. During...

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A&E

Grammys inspire youth to genderbend

Smit Parekh, Staff reporter

February 5, 2020

After observing celebrities at this year’s award season with the popular trend of clothing choices moving beyond the categorization of gender and size, it’s time for...

Dessert festival gives back to SF-Marin food bank

Felicia Hyde, Arts & Entertainment Editor

January 27, 2020

Hundreds of dessert lovers crowded around tables with colorful confections scattered throughout the gallery space as beams of pink and purple shone across the room. Families and loved ones laughed over candied cocktails, pudding filled jars and bite sized cupcakes while the faint aroma of coffee and whipped cream frosting danced in the air. SweetSpotSF,...

Students show off new moves in Passion Footprints

Felicia Hyde, Arts & Entertainment Editor

December 10, 2019

Dancers in white button up blouses and jeans in different shades of blue strutted from sides of the stage to make their way to a rectangular plate of wood. Alternating between rows, students tapped a contemporary piece to Beyonce’s “Crazy in Love,” soon followed by echoes of bongos. Bodies crawled from the left and right wings of the stage as they led movements...

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