Golden Gate Xpress

San Francisco resident Lisa Dunseth looks at a book during the exhibit of the San Francisco Preparedness Day Bombing in 1916 in the J. Paul Leonard Library on Tuesday,
Nov. 29, 2016. Photograph by: Kayleen Fonte

Labor archives exhibit closes with a message for current times

December 9, 2016

What Trump’s administration could mean for the LGBTQ community

Victor Verdugo

November 30, 2016

After Donald Trump won the presidential election, Dani Alvarez admitted to feeling fear stepping out of the house in clothes that would be stereotypically be considered feminine. Alvarez, a biology major, identifies as gender...

Election exhaustion sets in for students

Victor Verdugo

November 8, 2016

[media-credit name="Jessylyn Los Banos" align="alignnone" width="696"][/media-credit] Nervousness, indifference and distrust are just some of the feelings that SF State students have cited as effects of election exhaustion in the...

SF State’s Education and Referral Organization for Sexuality director Reyna Aguilar
(left) shows SF State computer science major Maya Chatman (center) how to perform a double limb rope bondage on pre-child adolescent development major Felicia Macedo
(right) during the Playing by the Ropes: Kink & Bondage 101 event in the Rosa Parks Conference Room on Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2016. (George Morin/Xpress)

Kink University shows students the ropes of BDSM

November 2, 2016

Research fuels evaluation of campus climate for LGBTQ+ students

November 2, 2016

University begins conversion to gender-inclusive bathrooms

Victor Verdugo

October 22, 2016

In an effort to accommodate students of all genders, SF State has started converting single-stall restrooms to be gender-inclusive. The University currently has 13 gender-inclusive bathrooms on campus and is moving toward final...

HBO executive talks dragons and career advice at Game of Thrones viewing party

Victor Verdugo

October 13, 2016

Groups of students huddled outside the Cesar Chavez Student Center Sunday night to attend a viewing party of a recent episode of “Game of Thrones,” with a special introduction from HBO’s vice president of production. On...

One Word Can’t Solely Define Latin Americans

October 5, 2016

Some students lose out on new minimum wage

Victor Verdugo

September 13, 2016

While San Francisco raised its minimum wage from $12.25 to $13 in July, only students that were already being paid at the City minimum wage benefitted from this increase. This means students like Megan Foley, who works at the...

Fresh made noodles lay in a baking sheet before they are added to a pasta at The Vista Room in Burk Hall room 401 on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2016. (Garrick Wong/Xpress)

The Vista Room welcomes semester with new menu offerings

September 12, 2016

New initiative smoothes path to graduation for health and science students

September 3, 2016