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Members of the Pacific Islander Student Association gather for a group picture at the end of their birthday mixer in room 116 of the Ethnic Studies building on Wednesday. (Anessa Bailon / Golden Gate Xpress)
Pacific Islanders’ Club changes name and status, focus on community remains the same
Andrew Tope (R) surveys his flooded property in Salinas Calif., on Friday, Jan. 13, 2023. Salinas, like most of California, has been battered by over a week of heavy weather and is threatened by rising floods from the Salinas river. (Benjamin Fanjoy/ Golden Gate Xpress)
SF State shares thoughts about ongoing storms
Triana Anderson, a masters student in Geosciences, collects a core sample of a fallen tree beside another tree that collapsed onto a facilities services truck at SF State on March 14, 2023. (Dan Hernandez for Golden Gate Xpress)
Tree falls on campus maintenance vehicle as it attends other fallen tree
Dr. Marisol Ruiz speaks on stage at SF State’s Jack Adams Hall for the 12th annual Women’s Center Conference on March 11, 2023. (Tam Vu / Golden Gate Xpress)
Former co-director returns as opening speaker for Women’s Center Conference
Starting from left to right: Ingrid Williams, Carmen Domingo, Jamillah Moore, and Leticia Márquez-Magaña are sitting at the table on stage at SF State’s Seven Hills Conference Center on March 10, 2023. (Tam Vu / Golden Gate Xpress)
SF State holds first ever S.H.E L.E.A.D.S event
A headshot of Kailyn Dulay. (Photo courtesy of Kailyn Dulay)
Kailyn Dulay shares her experience as the lead role in the award winning short film “When You Left Me On That Boulevard”
A person, covered by an umbrella, walks in the rain at SF State in San Francisco, Calif., on Monday, Feb. 27, 2023. California has been hit by a few large winter storms in the past few days, bringing a deluge of rain and snow. (Aaron Levy-Wolins/Golden Gate Xpress)
Between the Issues: Back in Session
Latin America is a musically rich region where one can find many different styles of music including punk, metal and psychedelia. (Illustration by Oscar Palma / Golden Gate Xpress)
Get to know non mainstream music in Spanish with our biweekly playlist
“LOOK” is written with an arrow pointing to peepholes in bathroom stalls of SF State’s Humanities Building on Oct. 19, 2022. Additional writing on the stall reads “TAP 4 BJ” and “ASIAN BTM.” (Myron Caringal / Golden Gate Xpress)
SF State bathrooms: a public setting for private encounters
Barbara Loomis (left) manager of the used media and book store in the library at SF State, assists customer Rick Yuen (right) in finding children’s books for his grandkids on Dec. 2, 2022. (Tatyana Ekmekjian / Golden Gate Xpress)
Gator Talk: Friends of the Leonard Library
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SF States quad on Sept. 2, 2020. (Jun Ueda / Golden Gate Xpress)

Concerns over safety, economy surround Fall 2021 return to classrooms

David Horowitz
December 18, 2020

Vaccine distribution begins for San Francisco’s frontline healthcare workers

David Horowitz
December 15, 2020

SF launches street crisis response team

Michael Montalvo
December 14, 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

Michael Montalvo
December 14, 2020
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

Shelley Wang
December 13, 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

Shelley Wang
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

Jazzmene Lizardo
December 13, 2020
SF State’s live event venue The Depot experienced its first virtual comedy show via Zoom, on Sept. 17. The Depot, located on the lower level of the Cesar Chavez Student Center, typically held comedy nights once a month on Thursdays at 6 p.m., with all Depot-held events free of charge. (Associated Students)

First virtual comedy show at the Depot

Shelley Wang
December 13, 2020

Expanding teacher development center to launch new writing pedagogy institute

David Horowitz
December 10, 2020

San Francisco remains unwavering in its liberal politics

Jian Yang
December 10, 2020

Fearing overwhelmed ICUs, California officials brace for winter COVID-19 surge

David Horowitz
December 10, 2020

Education Secretary extends federal student loan moratorium to Jan. 31

David Horowitz
December 10, 2020
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