Felicia Hyde, Arts & Entertainment Editor
January 27, 2020
Hundreds of dessert lovers crowded around tables with colorful confections scattered throughout the gallery space as beams of pink and purple shone across the room. Families and loved ones laughed over candied cocktails, pu...
December 10, 2019
Carly Wipf
December 10, 2019
Ryan Pope recounted events from earlier in the day: he went to the Wharf and ate clam chowder out of a bread bowl, like any SF tourist might. Except he wasn’t just any other tourist. He was on tour as the drummer for...
Arianne Arciaga
December 10, 2019
The period between Thanksgiving break and finals week can be a very stressful time for college students. During these next two weeks there are projects due, papers to write and exams to take. While it’s important to do well on...
Sam Moore
December 9, 2019
In a vibrant medley of story and emotion that sold out across all six of its programs, the San Francisco Transgender Film Festival ran for the 22nd year this weekend at the Mission District’s Roxie Theater.
Founded in 1997 as the world...
Felicia Hyde, Arts & Entertainment Editor
November 5, 2019
Members of Mixcoatl Anahuac Aztec dance crew prepare for their first performance at Potrero Del Sol Park during the Mission District’s celebration of Dia de los Muertos on November 2, 2019. (Photo by Camille Cohen / Golden Gate...
Alondra Gallardo, Online Managing Editor
November 2, 2019
“The treatments are just as painful as living with the condition itself,” said UCSF dermatologist Ruby Ghadilly as she spoke to a crowd of about 70 psoriasis supporters.
The National Psoriasis Foundation’s annual 5k walk ...
Alondra Gallardo, Online Managing Editor
October 22, 2019
As a 90s kid, I grew up watching the 1991 film version of the Addams Family. I was always watching it nonstop. It was always on television, and my grandmother would turn it on because it was pretty much the only thing that wou...
Karamel NunezMartinez, Editor in chief
October 15, 2019
The curtains drew as Tyler's newest persona, Igor, stepped onto the stage in a pink and red block colored suit and a blond bob wig. Igor stood center stage as his theme rang throughout the auditorium and kicked off his performa...
Briana Battle, Art Director
October 7, 2019
Chuy’s Fiestas
It’s no secret that San Francisco’s Mission District has a surplus of Mexican food. It’s nearly impossible to walk a few blocks in the Mission without coming across one of its many Mexican restaurants....
Karamel NunezMartinez, Editor in chief
October 4, 2019
During last year's big wildfire, I received a lot of scrutiny from friends and relatives since I have asthma. Having a difficult time breathing on a regular day, people were worried to see that I wasn’t wearing a mask or so...
MJ Johnson
October 2, 2019
Tears filled Elisabeth Ocampo’s eyes and her voice began to quiver, but she persisted in her question to three seasoned lawyers currently running for district attorney in San Francisco.
Ocampo, a formerly incarcerated undergraduat...
