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The other side: Q&A With CFA-SFSU Brad Erickson

Sophia Osborn and Steven Rissotto October 20, 2023

Welcome to Gator Talk, the Xpress podcast that brings city perspectives to local, regional and national news. In today’s podcast episode, staff reporter Sophia Osborn sits down with California Faculty...

Craig Nagasawa’s, Japantown: Sunrise Fish Market, on display at the SF State Fine Arts Gallery, for, See You Space Cowboy…From Hokusai to Hiphop on Oct. 12, 2023. (Matthew Ali/ Golden Gate Xpress)

Intersections between two cultures

D’Angelo Hernandez-Fulks, A&E Editor October 20, 2023

Explore the intersection of classic Japanese art and Black culture in its truest form. San Francisco State’s fine arts students collaborate with professional artists such as Rozeal, Apexer, Yuki...

The Chomp: A sit down with SF State wrestler Kweli Hernandez-Maitre

Victor Harris Jr and Arman Archouniani September 25, 2023

Welcome to the Xpress podcast, a podcast that brings city and statewide perspectives to SF State news. Staff reporter Victor Harris Jr. and Sports editor Arman Archounian touch on local sports and sit...

Gator Talk: Outfit that builds community

Victor Harris Jr and Jason Hernandez September 21, 2023

Welcome to Gator Talk, the Xpress podcast that brings city perspectives to local, regional and national news. In today's podcast episode, staff reporters Victor Harris and Jason Hernandez,  sat down...

The Chomp: Two time intramural champion Adeboye Adeyemi reflects on his journey

Victor Harris Jr and Bryan Chavez September 3, 2023

Welcome to the Xpress podcast, a podcast that brings city and statewide perspectives to SF State news. Staff reporters Victor Harris Jr. and Bryan Chavez talk to intramural champion Adeboye Adeyemi about...

An exterior shot of the De Young Museum located in San Francisco, Calif., during the Tutankhamun exhibit in 2009. (Courtesy of Mark Miller)

Free museums in San Francisco with your EBT card

Chris Myers, Staff Photographer May 22, 2023

Did you know that EBT or MediCal certification can grant you access to San Francisco museums for free or at a reduced cost? All these places listed can get into for free unless posted otherwise. All of...

A bee lands on a flower at the site of one of Dirk Kiehne’s beehives in Menlo Park, Calif., on Saturday, April 15, 2023. (Adriana Hernandez/ Golden Gate Xpress)

More honey more problems

The buzzing of bees multiplies once the Bay Area summer weather arrives, and Dirk Kiehne is back to sell his honey at SF State’s Farmers Market. With the return of the market, his business has...

Gaming Gators gather for game nights every Monday on campus as a way to socialize and play attendees’ favorite games. (Graphic by Tatyana Ekmekjian/Golden Gate Xpress)

Q&A with the Gaming Gators

D'Angelo Hernandez-Fulks, A&E Editor May 7, 2023

Welcome to a special Q&A Xpress podcast with the Gaming Gators.  The Gaming Gators club is a gaming community at SF State that offers a space for gators to bond over shared interests.  D’Angelo...

Ricardo Sanchez uses a clapper on the set of Duende inside SF State’s Dream Resource Center on Monday, March 20, 2023. (D’Angelo Hernandez / Golden Gate Xpress)

Representation in storytelling

D'Angelo Hernandez-Fulks, A&E Editor April 16, 2023

The Latinx Film Club undertakes its first production, Duende, a web series focusing on bringing traditional Mexican/Latinx Folklore to modern audiences with a contemporary take. Follow the behind-the-scenes...

A Monterey cypress tree fell on an SF State vehicle near Thornton Hall on Tuesday, March 14, 2023. (Aaron Levy-Wolins/Golden Gate Xpress)

Between the Issues: Mid Semester Check In

Andrea Sto. Domingo and Zackery Stehr April 12, 2023

Two newspaper-plastered classrooms filled with tired, yet eager reporters sit side by side on the third floor of SF State’s Humanities Building. These are the magazine and newspaper production rooms,...

Bike messengers have operated for nearly 45 years on the streets of San Francisco. The community has been able to evolve to satisfy different demands as technology advances at a very quick pace in the Bay Area. (Illustration by Oscar Palma/Golden Gate Xpress).

San Francisco bike messengers thrive despite operating in the tech capital of the world

Oscar Palma and Magnus Maury Sørensen April 11, 2023

For almost 45 years bike messengers have been an integral part of the underground community of San Francisco. It started as a community that welcomed everyone who wanted an alternative path to a traditional...

Protesters sit at a Turning Point USA event named “Saving Women’s Sports” at SF State in San Francisco, Calif., on Thursday, April 6, 2023. Swimmer Riley Gaines is the feature speaker at the conservative group's event and known to be critical of transgender participation in women sporting events. (Benjamin Fanjoy/ Golden Gate Xpress)

Riley Gaines visit to SF State results in trans-rights activist protest

Adriana Hernandez, Editor-In-Chief April 7, 2023

SF State’s chapter of Turning Point USA, a conservative non-profit organization, hosted “Saving Women’s Sports with Riley Gaines” on Thursday to a host of protests. Gaines is a former collegiate...

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