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The 29 Muni bus is one of the routes experiencing an increase in frequency, or amount of buses during the day, and heads down 19th avenue towards Brotherhood way in front of SF State Monday, April 27. (Drake Newkirk / Xpress)

Muni improvements assure faster commute for students

April 28, 2015

Alumni remembered after deaths by Oakland fire

Dayvon Dunaway

March 29, 2015

When SF State alumnus Daniel "Moe" Thomas and his roommate Davis Letona walked into a room, friends said they brought a sense of tenderness and intellect with them. Those who knew them remember them for their creativity, intelligence,...

Two incidents of indecent exposure reported to University police

Dayvon Dunaway

March 13, 2015

An incident of indecent exposure at University Park North Wednesday was reported to the University Police Department, according to an SF State email alert. The indecent exposure is the second of two reported on off-campus housing...

An SF student holds a hormonal IUD. The health center on campus is now offering the Intrauterine devices to students on Tuesday, Jan 27.

Health Center provides females with new birth control option through IUDs

January 28, 2015

Community celebrates the life of beloved professor

Dayvon Dunaway

January 8, 2015

Amidst civil war in the African country of Angola, Patricia Thornton partnered with native refugees and warriors in their fight for independence in the 1970s. Thornton’s commitment to the cause touched the hearts of those in...

Documentary filmmaker Kevin Kunze explains to the audience his reasoning for creating his film

Film screening highlights health risks of cellphone use

December 13, 2014

SF State honors staff and alumni that have passed away from AIDS on National AIDS day Monday, Dec. 1, 2014. Each flag represents a person who has passed, and around the perimeter are signs bearing some of their names. Helen Tinna/Xpress.

Lives lost by HIV/AIDS commemorated with thousands of flags in quad

December 2, 2014

Panel comes together for transgender day of remembrance

Dayvon Dunaway

November 20, 2014

At three years old, Mitch Hymowitz told his parents that his penis was growing and that he couldn’t wait to get older and be a man. His parents fired back by reminding him that he was born a girl. “My whole life has just...

Working in retail instills valuable traits in college students

Dayvon Dunaway

November 19, 2014

As the holiday season fast approaches, any student working in retail knows the perils of trying to keep up with the pace of customer and managerial demands. Some say the job is easy, people working these jobs know better. However,...

SF State students dance in celebration of the role of art in health and creative change at the Future of Healthcare Conference 2014 in Jack Adams Hall Saturday, Nov. 8, 2014. Emma Chiang/Special to Xpress

Stories of art and holistic health connect many at 2014 Future Healthcare Conference

November 9, 2014

Campus participates in nationwide Clothesline Project to remember victims of domestic violence

Dayvon Dunaway

October 28, 2014

T-shirts painted with messages of empowerment swayed on clotheslines adorning Malcolm X Plaza yesterday in honor of domestic violence victims. The event comes more than two weeks after an ex-boyfriend allegedly shot SF State student Cecilia Lam, resulting in her death a few...

Marli Diestel, an environmental studies major, expresses concerns about sustainability on a dry erase board during the Academic Senate's Strategic Plan meeting in the SF State Gymnasium Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2014.

University officials give campus a chance to speak up about the future of SF State

October 22, 2014