San Francisco housing costs deter graduates from staying local
With the school year coming to an end, graduating students have a lot more on their plate than just finals and assignments. Housing and the rising cost of living in
8th annual Farm to Fork Lunch draws big crowd
SF State’s annual Farm to Fork Lunch drew in a crowd of nearly 300 patrons hungry to eat and learn about locally-sourced and sustainable foods last week in the quad.
Students make signs in preparation for People’s Climate March
Members of Refuse Fascism made signs at SF State in preparation of the People’s Climate March that will be held on Saturday. Students were encouraged to get involved and make
ResLife blanket drive brings students together to help children in need
More than 30 SF State students gathered together in the Towers Conference Center Monday night to help make blankets for the UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland. SF State Reslife partnered
SF State embraces sexuality with new kink club
Kinks on Campus is a new student-run organization providing educational workshops, panel discussions and opportunities to build community through kinky sexuality. The group was recognized by the Associated Students, Inc.
International students showcase their home countries at Study Abroad Fair
SF State’s annual Study Abroad Fair was held in the quad on Tuesday and Wednesday to highlight different countries students have the opportunity to study in as a part of
Where are students heading for spring break?
Many SF State students will join the masses of travelers during next week’s vacation, but some will stay behind because they simply can’t afford it. Around the country spring break
7th annual Jewish Culture week celebrated at SF State
For the seventh year in a row, SF State welcomed and celebrated Jewish culture. SF Hillel organizes the annual weeklong event to encourage student involvement and create an environment where
Poetry Center continues 63 years of live reading tradition
Continuing a 63-year weekly tradition, a group of 25 gathered at the Poetry Center in the Humanities building Thursday evening, to hear poets Wendy Trevino and Oki Sogumi share their
Language exchange program brings different cultures together
Many SF State students are trying their hand at a new language with 13 different language classes held weekly on campus for free. The service is organized by the International
SF State welcomes 221 international exchange students (with Interactive Map)
This Spring 2017, SF State welcomes 221 new international students from around the world who will study here for the next 6-to-12 months. Each student has chosen to attend SF
Ambassador Fischer: SF State celebrates the life of diplomat, mentor and friend
SF State’s International Relations Department held a memorial Saturday afternoon in honor of the University’s first diplomat-in-residence, Ambassador David Joseph Fischer, 77, who passed away November 22 after a long
