Ethnic studies builds bridges not walls

Pamela Estrada, Staff reporter

February 19, 2020

Student journalists can not time travel

Siobhan Eagen, Staff reporter

February 19, 2020

Journalism school is a scam and I bought into it. I hope for the better, though. I moved out of state and away from home at 20-years-old. I am self-supporting. In the six years since then, I have faced...

From trash bins to art displays

Smit Parekh, Staff reporter

February 25, 2020

Illiterate Light performs at Café du Nord

Matthew Macgugan, Staff Reporter

February 25, 2020

San Francisco campuses will increase parking tax

Matthew Macgugan, Staff Reporter

February 19, 2020

Associated Students have spoken in opposition to a 25% parking tax to be implemented on California university campuses later this year.  Parking at SF State has long been...

SF State centralizes tutoring

Juan Carlos Lara, Campus News Editor

February 19, 2020

Gina Matteo first received on-campus tutoring from a student placed in her history GWAR class as part of the Campus Academic Resource Program, which assigned tutors to specific...

Castro Art Walk displays local art

Briana Battle, Art Director

February 12, 2020

The Castro Art Walk, a monthly event that has taken place for the last three years. On the first Thursday of each month, local artists’ work is exhibited at small businesses...

Block Fest Helps Keep Tenderloin Creative

Jazzmene Lizardo, Staff reporter

February 12, 2020

Music and tender soul of Rita Whittaker’s voice spread through Counterpulse while artist’s paint at their stations on the first Friday of the Tenderloin Block Art Festival. Placed in a small well-lit  venue with red painted walls, the community, including children, are able to join in and enjoy their time making art, contributing to Counterpulse and the neighborhood.  The...