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Graduation speaker and International Relations major Maria Jose Lozano stands for a portrait wearing a sash with Colombian flag on it at SF State on May 16, 2019. (JAMES CHAN/Golden Gate Xpress)
As...
Two people hold a banner during the march to Save City College in 2013. (Photo by Steve Rhodes via Flikr.)
Several classes have been cut from the City College of San Francisco curriculum since...
A statewide coalition to initiate free public college has taken college campuses by storm as SF State and local grassroots organization SF Rising presented a teach-in on March 12 at J. Paul Leonard Library...
Amid a lack of University funds, the students and faculty of the College of Ethnic Studies turned to Associated Students, Inc. for help funding their own departmental end of the year celebrations, according...
The 27th annual Noise Pop Festival brought talents from around the world to Bay Area stages.
Noise Pop is a week-long annual festival that features artists from all genres, ages and even languages....
Samuel Crossley is a filmmaker and photographer specializing in adventurous filmmaking. Crossley graduated from the SF State School of Cin-
ema in 2016 and has since been a part of the Academy Award-nominated...
Long hair, guitar pedals, and flashing colorful lights encompassed Thursday night’s Surf Rock concert at the Depot.
The Depot hosted a Surf Rock concert as part of a slew of musical and entertainment...
San Francisco continues to provide support for the victims of the Camp Fire through a cappella and choir.
The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus hosted a concert on Sunday at the Bahá’í Center...
Close quarters, unpredictable weather and sandy wind was the setting in which SF State student filmmakers shot their film.
“Saguaro,” is a film directed and produced by Jake Naso, Maddy Graves and...
"Free food” is an eye-catching title for most college students, especially in San Francisco.
According to Feeding America, as of 2016, more than 125,000 San Franciscans are food insecure.
Much of this...
Sexual assault, family separation and sometimes death are some of the outcomes of immigration for many families. “Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles” chronicles the journey of a family of three as they...
“We are still here,” reads the Native American mural at SF State in bold red paint.
The mural, debuted in 2009, celebrated the indigenous culture embraced by many at SF State through programs like...
Ugly Christmas sweaters, hallmark movies, family, friends and laughter are what encompasses the holiday season.
Improv Nation will be kicking off their holiday season with a holiday-themed comedy night...
“Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles” is set to premiere at SF State on Dec. 8 at 2 p.m. at the Little Theater. The play will be shown until December 14.
“Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles” presents...
Men dominated the largest ever student strike in American history, but none of it could have happened without the women working 24/7 behind the scenes.
That was the consensus among panel speakers at...
In 1968, a variety of student activist groups on campus formed the Third World Liberation Front to call on what was then SF State College to create more ethnic diversity in the curriculum as well as more...
As a nearly lifelong member of the Bay Area, junior accounting major and undocumented SF State student Sara Diaz said her inability to vote is unfair in a proclaimed democracy.
“I feel that I am part...
SF State student organization Improv Nation will host their annual Halloween Improv Show on Friday, Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. at the Creative Arts Building Room 104. The event will feature eight comedians performing...
Eighteen months. That’s how long it has been since the murder of David Josiah Lawson, and the case remains unsolved.
Lawson was a 19-year-old sophomore criminal justice student at Humboldt State University...
San Francisco’s largest free festival, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, brought boisterous crowds, finger picking guitar and harmonious violin solos all in one venue.
The six stages extending throughout...
San Francisco is proving to be a sex trafficking hub, and predators are becoming more creative in ways to target victims. With social media and ride-hailing apps, tracking down victims is as simple as...
BikeFest took place on campus on Oct. 10 to encourage students to bike on their commutes.
The event took place on the quad and featured tables by the sustainability department of SF State, the university...
As the stigma around Columbus Day has changed over the course of some years, people have been quick to highlight the atrocious acts of Christopher Columbus, which includes rape, genocide and torture, leading...
A new mural, titled “Incarceration to Liberation,” will be debuting on Oct. 4 at 4 p.m. at the Cesar Chavez Student Center at SF State.
This mural is a work born from the collaboration of Project...
According to the Dream Resource Center, SF State has 500-700 undocumented and DACA-receiving students who are still waiting on the current presidential administration and judge’s’ decision regarding...
The Latinx Faculty, Staff and Student Tardeada took place on Wednesday, Sept. 26 from 4-6 p.m. at Jack Adams Hall in the Cesar Chavez Student Center.
In the wake of the 50th anniversary of the creation...
Thousands of SF State students do not get enough to eat on a day-to-day basis, according to a recent report. Associated Student, Inc. is trying to address their needs, but they say the university is dragging...
SF State's newest student mentors, role models and activists vowed to use their influence to positively impact under represented communities and promote higher education during the 14th annual Project...
On Sept. 7, TMZ was the first to report that Mac Miller had passed away from an apparent overdose and a week later fans continue to grieve the death of the young artist.
As one fan wrote on Twitter,...
Radio DJs are taking the SF State media world by storm with many new additions to the broadcast and electronic communication arts department.
New music and various genres inspire student DJs — along...
The SF State Observatory kicked off its first night of observation for the semester with a lit up sky on Sept. 10.
The observatory, built in the 1970s, is located on the ninth floor of Thornton Hall...
In the wake of the 50th anniversary of the 1968 SF State student strike, which was carried out by members of the Black Student Union and Third World Liberation Front, issues of undermining black students...
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