Sometimes the removal of sight can provide a glimpse into a misunderstood world.
Danny Vang sure thinks so.
Vang, a social work major who is partially blind, wanted to introduce an activity to his...
SF State has found its new athletic director, and she comes with Gator ties.
Stephanie Shrieve-Hawkins was officially announced as athletic director on Thursday, March 29.
Shrieve-Hawkins’ most...
Any college basketball team that reaches 11 straight Final Fours is obviously going to be plastered all over every news site, right?
That’d be the case if the University of Connecticut’s women’s...
SF State’s wrestling team discovered that for them, positivity and success go hand-in-hand.
After a dismal 2017 season in which no Gator was a national qualifier, 2018 was a bounce-back campaign.
“Our...
The hour hand and minute hand meet at the apex of the clock. It’s another 12 o’clock practice.
12 a.m., that is.
For SF State’s ice hockey club, this is one of several obstacles that must be dealt...
What a difference a few months can make.
After being unsure of the state of their wrestling team coming into 2018, SF State wrestlers are capitalizing on a revitalized program.
“Starting the season...
As someone who doesn’t watch many movies, I couldn’t give the most informed answer as to how diverse and meaningful soundtracks are to films. What I do know is that the anticipation for “Black Panther”...
Change can be scary, but for SF State softball, change is nothing new.
After finishing no higher than 6th place in the California Collegiate Athletic Association in the past three seasons, SF State’s...
“When we say black, what does that mean?”
Jarrel Phillips, artist and curator, asked himself that question in order to assemble his latest exhibit. “I Am San Francisco: Black Past and Presence,”...
“When we say black, what does that mean?”
Jarrel Phillips, artist and curator, asked himself that question in order to assemble his latest exhibit. “I Am San Francisco: Black Past and Presence,”...
Friday, Dec. 1 marked the 29th annual World AIDS Day, which SF State has taken part in to commemorate those affected by HIV and AIDS.
SF State students and staff took part by holding three events —...
SF State interior design students capitalized on an opportunity to create artwork for more than self expression and public admiration.
The University chapter of ASID, the American Society of Interior...
One of Merriam-Webster’s definitions for the word “collective” is “involving all members of a group as distinct from its individuals.”
There may as well be a picture of Macro Waves next to...
I attended my first concert in 2011, and I’ve been hooked ever since.
It was a Big Sean show at the Regency Ballroom in San Francisco during his “I Am Finally Famous” tour. “Finally Famous”...
Reverb and delay pave the way for the latest exhibit at the SF State Design Gallery, located on the first floor of the Fine Arts building.
Pedal Culture held its opening reception on Thursday, Nov....
Mental health and the excessive use of technology are discussed in the latest exhibit at SF State’s Associated Students’ art gallery.
Macro Waves, an artist collective based in Oakland, held the...
I once protected hip hop’s values –– I was the one championing supreme lyricism. My favorite rapper is Lupe Fiasco, so if anyone wasn’t in that same wordplay stratosphere, I immediately called...
Art and activism were prevalent at a SF State student-curated show in the Mission District.
Jules Retzlaff, a cinema major, and Lilith King-Smithson, an Africana studies and multimedia double major,...
Professional artists are displaying various ways of documenting history at SF State’s latest exhibit in the Fine Arts Gallery, “Recollected: Photography and the Archive.”
The artwork, a mixture...
“Queer Virality” held its opening reception in the Associated Students Inc. art gallery on Friday, Sept. 8, which displayed conceptual art from several different artists.
Renae Moua, the show’s...
