Rey Lopez, a 25-year-old Asian American Studies major shares his personal experience with homelessness. Lopez and other community members discuss the current state of homelessness on campus and examine...
A new group’s campaign to end housing and food insecurity at SF State has gained momentum in recent weeks thanks to growing support across campus.
What began in August as a collaboration between Health...
Long lines snaked around the Student Services Building on Monday, Aug. 22 as students anxiously waited to speak with financial aid counselors.
“It’s crazy, it gets stacked up here every year,”...
A California State University survey released in February reported that roughly 8 percent of students experienced homelessness in 2015. Of the 23 schools surveyed, SF State’s support offerings for...
A female victim reported being sexually battered in the lobby of Burk Hall by an unknown male suspect Wednesday night, according to a university email sent out by Title IX Coordinator Luoluo Hong.
The...
The Virginia gunman accused of killing a television reporter and cameraman live on the air Wednesday morning at 6:45 a.m. was believed to be an SF State graduate from the broadcasting department,...
Transfer student Melanie Susanne Olivieri, a 23-year-old SF State undergraduate with a passion for design, travel and helping others died Aug. 9 at a residential hotel in the Mission District. Friends...
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Long lines of students wrapped around Mary Ward Hall during Move-In Day Aug. 20 as SF State's largest incoming freshman class in the school's 116-year history readied...
Police are investigating the death of a 23-year-old SF State student who died at a residential hotel in the Mission District early Sunday morning.
Jesse Stanton, the clerk of the medical examiner,...
Members of the SF State community donned purple hard hats for the Mashouf Wellness Center groundbreaking ceremony June 25. The ceremony was held at the corner of Font and Merced boulevards, where the...
Kinesiology major Deanna Johnson has saved every cap and gown she has ever worn, but this year the high cost of graduation will leave her collection one short.
“It’s ridiculous, I wanted to buy...
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Undocumented students celebrated with their friends and families at the first annual Beyond Borders Graduation held at the SF State Annex May 17.
Improving Dreams, Equity,...
This month marked the outset of a yearlong study of services conducted by the California State University on all 23 campuses to identify students struggling with housing and food issues.
CSU Long...
Tiny sprouts of kale, spinach, lettuce and chard jutted up through a layer of soil on display at the reopening of SF State's Sol Patch Garden April 23.
Environmentally Concerned Organization of Students president Caitlyn...
Students and members of the San Francisco community enjoyed a mix of tangy grapefruit wedges and crisp beets folded into a medley of fresh organic greens as one of the sustainable dishes served at the...
Associated Student, Inc. postponed the 2015 Spring Elections due to technical difficulties with the online voting ballot.
ASI announced via email that voting scheduled for last week would instead be...
SF State alumnus and AIDS activist Cleve Jones remembers the University during the 1980s when the AIDS epidemic began. By the Fall of 1985 many members of the community were dead, dying or caring for...
Shadowing doctors, checking vitals and dispensing prescriptions may sound like costly training only available at medical school, but for six SF State students it is the experience they can expect on their...
A former leader for the Los Angeles chapter of the Black Panthers Party and political prisoner for her involvement with the group shared her experience and wisdom March 14 at the 4th Annual Women’s Conference...
Increased class offerings and financial aid options will transform summer session 2015 into a more complete semester, similar to spring and fall, as detailed in the upcoming March 17 schedule.
Starting...
Graduation rates across the country are higher than previously reported according to a new state-level report released Feb. 24.
The Signature Report 8 State Supplement, a state-by-state national study...
SF State has been selected to host this summer's California Higher Education Sustainability Conference, a platform that encourages innovative solutions to sustainability issues throughout colleges across...
The recent measles case on BART and the multistate outbreak may indicate developing problems with vaccination levels, according to public health officials.
Measles cases in the United States reached...
No new cases have been linked to last week's BART rider who was the first confirmed case of measles in the Contra Costa County, according to the San Francisco Department of Public Health.
The county's...
The first confirmed case of measles in Contra Costa County Feb. 11 spurred health officials to alert thousands of BART commuters of possible exposure.
The county's health services and the San Francisco...
In a society captivated with dieting and waist size, one SF State alumna fights back.
Virgie Tovar is a self-declared fat activist, body image expert, sexologist and author whose promotion of fat acceptance...
This month the Student Health Center will invite students to participate in the largest health survey ever conducted at SF State.
Emails directing students to the American College Health Association’s...
