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Latinx studies self-funds graduation ceremony

Latinx studies self-funds graduation ceremony

May 21, 2019
CCSF diversity classes cut amid money woes

CCSF diversity classes cut amid money woes

April 9, 2019
Students and community advocate for free public college

Students and community advocate for free public college

March 23, 2019
Organizations, departments host celebrations

Organizations, departments host celebrations

March 19, 2019
Noise Pop Festival gathers worldwide talent

Noise Pop Festival gathers worldwide talent

March 5, 2019
Graduate films El Capitan ascent

Graduate films El Capitan ascent

February 19, 2019
Bands at Surf Rock event resurrect old genres

Bands at Surf Rock event resurrect old genres

February 4, 2019
Mike Mykolaichuk collects money in a donation box as guests leave the benefit concert to fund Campfire disaster relief for Paradise at Bahá’í Center of San Francisco on Sunday, Jan. 27.

Gay Men’s Chorus raises $13, 500 for Camp Fire victim relief

January 29, 2019
Producer Jeep Tatcher (left), director Jake Naso (center) and producer Maddy Graves (right) sit in one of the Cinema production labs while discussing the process of making their film

SF State student filmmakers shoot Western

December 25, 2018
Gator Grub Alert sends notifications to students who login and opt-in on the SF State app and went live on Monday, Nov. 12, 2018. (Christian Urrutia/Golden Gate Xpress

“Gator Grub Alerts” helps students find free food on campus

December 18, 2018
Gabrielle Trejo, 21, is a communication major stands on stage inside the Little Theater for the final dress rehearsal of

“Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles,” a story of the common immigration experience

December 12, 2018
Native American mural celebration focuses on missing and murdered indigenous women

Native American mural celebration focuses on missing and murdered indigenous women

December 10, 2018
Improv Nation to host holiday-themed comedy night

Improv Nation to host holiday-themed comedy night

December 5, 2018
“Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles” chronicles a woman’s immigration story

“Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles” chronicles a woman’s immigration story

December 2, 2018
One of the strikers of the 1968-69 SF State student strike Juanita Tomayo Lott shows her latest book, “Golden Children: Legacy of Ethnic Studies, SF State,” at Towers Conference Center for the event to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the SF State Student Strike at SF State on Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018.

Fierce women drove 1968 student strike

November 14, 2018
Women were the backbone of 1968 strike

Women were the backbone of 1968 strike

November 7, 2018
Undocumented students feel voiceless during elections

Undocumented students feel voiceless during elections

October 31, 2018
Improv Nation to host its first improv night of the semester

Improv Nation to host its first improv night of the semester

October 24, 2018
Charmaine-Michelle Lawson, the mother of Davis Josiah Lawson, who's murder case has still not been solved after 18 months, visits SF State to speak with some students on Friday October 19, 2018. She spoke about what can be done by students and what actions need to be taken with the universities in order for them to be held accountable for the safety of their students. (LINDSEY MOORE/ Golden Gate Xpress)

Justice for David Josiah Lawson

October 24, 2018

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival brings crowds of all ages

October 12, 2018
Stay safe from sex traffickers’ creative ways

Stay safe from sex traffickers’ creative ways

October 11, 2018
BikeFest offered free tune-ups, safety tips and much more

BikeFest offered free tune-ups, safety tips and much more

October 11, 2018
Crowds gathered at the Yerba Buena Gardens in San Francisco for the first official Indigenous People's Day celebration on Monday October 8, 2018. (Lindsey Moore/Golden Gate Xpress)

San Francisco celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day as a formal holiday for the first time

October 10, 2018
A path into hope and liberation is seen in the “Incarceration to Liberation” mural at SF State, debuting on Oct. 4.

A path into hope and liberation is seen in the “Incarceration to Liberation” mural at SF State, debuting on Oct. 4.

October 3, 2018
Yaritza Martinez poses for a portrait in the humanities building at SF State on Thursday, Sept. 27, 2018. (Lindsey Moore/Golden Gate Xpress)

DACA and undocumented students still live in fear

October 2, 2018
Latinx communty connect at networking event

Latinx communty connect at networking event

September 27, 2018
Asian American studies major Nathaniel Roque picks up a towelette in the Pyramid room where the food cupboard is held, next to the Jack Adams Hall in the Cesar Chavez Student Center on Wednesday, Sept. 19. (Christian Urrutia/Golden Gate Xpress)

ASI pushes for permanent food pantry amid administration delays

September 25, 2018
Leaders of tomorrow begin at Project Connect

Leaders of tomorrow begin at Project Connect

September 19, 2018
J & A — From August to May Podcast (Ep. 1)

J & A — From August to May Podcast (Ep. 1)

September 18, 2018
DJ Tania ÒTMagzÓ Magallanes, a Broadcast Electronic and Communication Arts major, makes adjustments on the sound mixing board in the KSFS Radio room at SF State on Thursday, Sept. 6. (Oscar Rendon/Golden Gate Xpress)

Relationships formed on air

September 14, 2018
SF State Observatory's first night of observation filled with light

SF State Observatory’s first night of observation filled with light

September 12, 2018
Black Unity Center town hall meeting discusses change within organization

Black Unity Center town hall meeting discusses change within organization

September 8, 2018
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