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SF State's 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

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

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, Staff Reporter
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, Staff reporter
December 13, 2020

This year's Hoe Hoe Hoe promotional flyer also served as a conversation started at the event. The drawing depicts legs dressed in the skirt, often the subject of slut-shaming and a broken ribbon to represent breaking the stigma of the word slut. Photo courtesy of Associated Students.

Hoe Hoe Hoe: Holiday season event examines the deeper meaning of the word “slut”

Noor Baig, Staff reporter
December 13, 2020

DEWPOINT perform at Juan Bautista Circle during the Nightlights event in Park Merced in San Francisco, on Dec. 4, 2020. (Katherine Burgos / Golden Gate Xpress)

SF State’s Parkmerced hosts social-distanced musical light show for holiday season

Joel Umanzor Jr. and Katherine Burgos
December 9, 2020

SF State economics professor Michael Bar said that while Trump has the right to contest the election results to check for irregularities, prosecutions cannot pass without meeting certain standards. “I don’t think he has a chance to win,” Bar said. (Gage Skidmore / Creative Commons)

SF State reacts to Trump’s lawsuits

Jian Yang
December 7, 2020

SF State students and professors adjust to film school during COVID-19

SF State students and professors adjust to film school during COVID-19

Jess Magill, Staff Reporter
December 4, 2020

The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict on Campus

The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict on Campus

Paisley Trent
December 1, 2020

The remaining budget deficit sits at $16.8 million, and the university plans to save more money through a combination of the staff layoffs, employee resignations and retirements. (Alex Drew / Golden Gate Xpress)

Staff layoffs finalized over Fall break

Andres Velasquez, Staff Reporter
December 1, 2020

Shanice Robinson, her niece and son, Tiffany Knuckles, Tachelle Herron Lane, and Danielle Tompkins, who organized Soul of SF to channel the voices and experiences of Black students, staff and community members of SF, stand in front of the Ethnic Studies and Psychology building at SF State in San Francisco, on Nov. 21, 2020. (Alex Drew / Golden Gate Xpress)

SF State hosts first annual BLM forum

Andres Velasquez, Staff Reporter
November 30, 2020

Xpress Holiday Resource Guide

Xpress Holiday Resource Guide

Justin Garcia and Sebastian Mino-Bucheli
November 26, 2020

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