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An image of one of the buildings within Abraham Lincoln High School. This high school, along with 43 others in San Francisco, was proposed to have its name changed due to these schools being named after specific people and their connection to enslavement and oppression. (Amalia Diaz / Golden Gate Xpress)
Controversial proposal to rename schools suspended
Sean Watkins, Staff Reporter • May 11, 2021
With a reopening still yet to be determined, the Exploratorium virtually hosted its seventh annual Dia De Las Madres event over Mother
Dia De Las Madres digitally returns to the Exploratorium
May 10, 2021
Manuel Carmona brushes in minor details on a mural located on the side of the Muni stop on Church St and Market St on Feb 18. The mural by Simon Malvaez was sponsored by Paint the Void, a non-profit organization created during the pandemic to give artists the opportunity to share their work on boarded up businesses. (Jun Ueda / Golden Gate Xpress)
Murals are more than just works of art
May 7, 2021
A transaction with a customer inside the La Cocina Municipal Marketplace, a new food hall in the Tenderloin made up of women and immigrant owned restaurants. (Courtesy of Erin Ng / La Cocina Marketplace)
Tenderloin restaurant cooks up community
May 6, 2021
Founder of Blanket The Homeless, Ken Newman, loads his car with kits for people experiencing homelessness in San Francisco. Kits are filled with items like Cliff bars, socks, silver thermal blankets, masks, and a waterproof resource guide. (Lucky Whitburn-Thomas / Golden Gate Xpress)
Funding the homeless population in SF
May 6, 2021
A woman dances the Jarabe Tapatio, a traditional Mexican dance, in front of the Mexican flag. (Photograph courtesy of Brendan Lally, CC, Illustration by Kyran Berlin / Golden Gate Xpress)
The celebration of Cinco de Mayo
May 5, 2021
Vlog: Receiving the First Dose of the Pfizer Vaccine
Vlog: Receiving the First Dose of the Pfizer Vaccine
Sebastian Mino-Bucheli, Multimedia Editor • April 26, 2021
Beth Hellwig, interim vice president of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, receives her first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at the Mashouf Wellness Center on Feb. 3. Hellwig received her vaccine when the state was in phase one of vaccine distribution, limited to ages 65 and up. (Jun Ueda / Golden Gate Xpress)
Mashouf Wellness Center rolls out COVID-19 vaccines for those 16 and up
April 14, 2021
Joel Jerimiah Martin-Dill shows off his Guardian Scholars sweatshirt in front of the Student Services Building at SF State on May 4, 2021. The Guardian Scholars program was launched in 2005 to help any current or former foster care youth with their college experience. (Samantha Laurey / Golden Gate Xpress)
Guardian Scholars Program helps former foster youth thrive despite adversity
Olivia Wynkoop, Managing Editor • May 11, 2021
The side entrance to the Fine Arts building at SF State on May 4, 2021. Due to the pandemic, classes were moved from in-person to online which made it impossible for students in the Master’s of Fine Arts to see their work on a physical stage. (Samantha Laurey / Golden Gate Xpress)
Unmuted: A Virtual Theater DigiFest
May 10, 2021
Two skateboarders skate down the ramp in front of the Fine Arts Building at SF State on Feb. 5, 2021. (Cameron Lee / Golden Gate Xpress)
Visual, performing arts set stage for fall semester
May 10, 2021
An empty hallway inside SF State’s Gymnasium on Nov. 7, 2019. The number of in-person classes being offered in the Fall 2021 semester is dependent on the student demand for them. (Samantha Laurey / Golden Gate Xpress)
Why the Fall 2021 course list wasn’t published
May 10, 2021
The scoreboard on the Maloney Field at SF State on Feb. 23, 2021. The California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) announced the return of sports for the fall of 2021. (Ricardo Olivares / Golden Gate Xpress)
Fall sports likely to resume at SF State next semester
May 10, 2021
Gator Talk Episode 18: A Voice for a Nation
Gator Talk Episode 18: A Voice for a Nation's Resistance - The story of Me Me Khant
May 12, 2021
The Chomp Episode 3: A conversation with College of San Mateo softball pitcher, Kealani Cardona
The Chomp Episode 3: A conversation with College of San Mateo softball pitcher, Kealani Cardona
May 12, 2021
Geneva Harrison is a Bay Area-based drummer for the band Bells Atlas. (Ellie Doyen / Golden Gate Xpress)
B-sides with Geneva Harrison
Eve DeBord, Staff Reporter • May 7, 2021
Mia Pixley, P.h.D., is a classically trained cellist and clinical psychologist who blends her two fields to produce art. (Ellie Doyen / Golden Gate Xpress)
B-Sides with Mia Pixley
April 30, 2021
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