A man was non-fatally shot in the head today while walking southbound on Ashton St., between Holloway Ave. and Head St.
The suspect is still at large, and no description has been provided yet.
The...
Three security cameras that were installed on the first three floors of the Humanities Building have been removed after they served their purpose in identifying an arsonist in more than a year ago.
The...
The Olympics have been and always will be a platform for political ideologies.
With the Olympics in full swing, it would take a blind mole to miss the obvious: the games are more than just a stage for...
Two people were injured early Thursday morning in a fire that started on the sixth floor of the Parkmerced apartments on Cambon Drive, near SF State.
Fire crews responded to the two-alarm fire at 12:22...
Senior environmental studies major and the Health and Social Sciences Representative for the Associated Students, Inc., Miguel Guerrero, stands in the campus Bike Barn, Tuesday Jan. 28, 2013. Photo By...
In the fourth floor gallery of the J. Paul Leonard Library, photos of police in riot gear hang as a reminder of the 1968 student strike that strengthened the Black Student Union (BSU) and created the...
The Phenomenal Specter X, a creation of a SF State graduate, vigilantly watches over San Franciscans and keeps citizens safe from villains.
Enrique Morales, a 2007 graduate from SF State with...
Students arrived to Lot 20 today, Monday, Dec. 9 2013, to find signs on the payment meters that read, "Due to power outage, free parking today."
The power outage in the lot took out the lights,...
Last month, the University invested $83,000 to add two additional shuttles to the fleet that transports students from the Daly City BART station to campus, in order to accommodate the growing commuter...
A $38,207 grant provides Gators with the opportunity to enroll in five new environmental focused courses starting Spring 2014.
The Office of Sustainability at SF State recognized the opportunity...
The Green Initiative Fund (TGIF), a student organization at SF State, attempts to ban the sale of all single-use plastic water bottles on campus, using last week's Sustainability Fest as a platform...
The 1,100 backpacks that covered the lawn in front of Malcolm X Plaza last Friday morning brought SF State student Patty Mazariegos to tears. Each bag represents the number of students who commit suicide...
Today kicks off SF State's fourth annual Sustainability Fest, an event designed to draw attention to green initiatives on university campuses nationwide.
The University has expanded the nationwide...
With the recent addition of nine free electric charging stations last July, faculty and students who drive electric or hybrid cars no longer need to be afraid their car will die on the drive home.
According...
California hasn't seen a wage increase since 2008, but after Gov. Jerry Brown signed Assembly Bill 10 on Sept. 25, the Golden State will claim the nation's second highest minimum wage of $9 an hour, effective...
In a neon orange beanie and customized duct tape shoes, Eco Students President Tyler Wescott tenderly tucks lettuce into the earth of its new home with a blanket of straw to help keep the moisture...
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This summer SF State advanced toward San Francisco's goal of exporting zero waste with the addition of the Office of Sustainability.
Formerly a part of the Physical Planning...
In Room 151 of the Creative Arts Building, the students of design and industry 300 brainstorm ideas for this year’s PARK(ing) Day.
PARK(ing) Day is the vision of Rebar, a San Francisco based art...
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During the first few weeks of the semester, the Quad in front of Malcolm X Plaza becomes an impromptu field party taken over by the Greek community's Rush Week.
These weeks...
The recent Supreme Court decision repealing Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act in June moved the LGBTQ community one step closer to equality and set off celebrations across the city.
The fight...
