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An illustration of a computer in a room with an AS election ballot box on the screen. (Andrea Gallego Rodriguez / Golden Gate Xpress)
Associated Students elections’ application to end Sunday
Students wait for their turn for volunteers to assist them with their taxes at the SFSU VITA office at SF State on March 30, 2023. (Tatyana Ekmekjian / Golden Gate Xpress)
Volunteer Income Tax Assistant provides free tax services at SF State
Illustration of a syringe representing vaccines surrounded by viruses. On March 28, 2023. (Leilani Xicotencatl/ Golden Gate Xpress)
CSU changes non-COVID immunization policy
Members of the Pacific Islander Student Association gather for a group picture at the end of their birthday mixer in room 116 of the Ethnic Studies building on Wednesday. (Anessa Bailon / Golden Gate Xpress)
Pacific Islanders’ Club changes name and status, focus on community remains the same
Andrew Tope (R) surveys his flooded property in Salinas Calif., on Friday, Jan. 13, 2023. Salinas, like most of California, has been battered by over a week of heavy weather and is threatened by rising floods from the Salinas river. (Benjamin Fanjoy/ Golden Gate Xpress)
SF State shares thoughts about ongoing storms
A headshot of Kailyn Dulay. (Photo courtesy of Kailyn Dulay)
Kailyn Dulay shares her experience as the lead role in the award winning short film “When You Left Me On That Boulevard”
A person, covered by an umbrella, walks in the rain at SF State in San Francisco, Calif., on Monday, Feb. 27, 2023. California has been hit by a few large winter storms in the past few days, bringing a deluge of rain and snow. (Aaron Levy-Wolins/Golden Gate Xpress)
Between the Issues: Back in Session
Latin America is a musically rich region where one can find many different styles of music including punk, metal and psychedelia. (Illustration by Oscar Palma / Golden Gate Xpress)
Get to know non mainstream music in Spanish with our biweekly playlist
“LOOK” is written with an arrow pointing to peepholes in bathroom stalls of SF State’s Humanities Building on Oct. 19, 2022. Additional writing on the stall reads “TAP 4 BJ” and “ASIAN BTM.” (Myron Caringal / Golden Gate Xpress)
SF State bathrooms: a public setting for private encounters
Barbara Loomis (left) manager of the used media and book store in the library at SF State, assists customer Rick Yuen (right) in finding children’s books for his grandkids on Dec. 2, 2022. (Tatyana Ekmekjian / Golden Gate Xpress)
Gator Talk: Friends of the Leonard Library
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Bryanna Stubbert locates and blocks a shot during the first annual goalball exhibition at the Mashouf Wellness Center on Saturday May 5, 2018. (Niko LaBarbera/Golden Gate Xpress)

Hearing is believing

Gabriel Agurcia
May 9, 2018

SF State appoints new athletic director

Gabriel Agurcia
March 29, 2018

Op-Ed: UConn women keep winning without spotlight

Gabriel Agurcia
March 28, 2018
Orry Elor trains with a teammate at SF State on Thursday, March. 1, 2018. (Oscar Rendon/Golden Gate Xpress)

Welch provides the juice

Gabriel Agurcia
March 15, 2018

Puck is life

Gabriel Agurcia
March 7, 2018

Started from the mat, now we’re here

Gabriel Agurcia
February 21, 2018

Scripts and soundscapes

Gabriel Agurcia
February 15, 2018
SFSU Softball third baseman Sara Higa (left), pitcher Lindsey Cassidy, outfielder Mallory Cleveland and coach Alicia Reid pose for a portrait outside the Gymnasium at SF State, Monday, Jan. 22, 2018. Reid was previously head softball coach at Humboldt State University for 5 years before starting this past year at SFSU and said, My philosophy of coaching is minimizing hesitation. Anticipating instead of reacting. (Christian Urrutia/Golden Gate Xpress)

Gators softball? Anything but soft

Gabriel Agurcia
January 24, 2018
Jarrel Phillips (right), artist and curator, speaks at the opening of I Am San Francisco, a visual archive of the black experience from past to present day in San Francisco, at AS Gallery, Thursday, on Dec. 7, 2017. (Richard Lomibao/ Golden Gate Xpress)

Black Lives Chatter

Gabriel Agurcia
December 13, 2017
Jarrel Phillips (right), artist and curator, speaks at the opening of I Am San Francisco, a visual archive of the black experience from past to present day in San Francisco, at AS Gallery, Thursday, on Dec. 7, 2017. (Richard Lomibao/ Golden Gate Xpress)

Black lives chatter

Gabriel Agurcia
December 12, 2017
Participants of a campus vigil listen to Dr. Christopher Carringtons talk at the AIDS Memorial Grove at SF State on Friday, Dec. 1, 2017. (Aya Yoshida/Golden Gate Xpress)

29th annual World AIDS Day serves as learning experience and healing process for SF State family

Gabriel Agurcia
December 7, 2017

SF State design students contribute their work to local organizations

Gabriel Agurcia
December 7, 2017
MACRO WAVES is an interdisciplinary art collective based out of Oakland. Creating immersive installation and performance based experiences in alternative environments across the Bay Area, including their recent show at AS Gallery entitled, NVM. Members are: (from top left to right) Dominic Cheng, Thavin Rajanakhan, Robin Birdd, Tina Kashiwagi, and Jeffrey Yip. (Richard Lomibao/Golden Gate Xpress)

Local artists share passions in pursuit of building community

Gabriel Agurcia
November 29, 2017

Seeing an artist early on may be the best time to do so

Gabriel Agurcia
November 15, 2017
Pedal Culture is an interactive showcase that displays the history of guitar effects pedal and its impact on rock music. The opening reception was held at Design Space in the Fine Arts building at SF State Thursday, on November 2, 2017. (Richard Lomibao/Golden Gate Xpress)

Distortion and fuzz cause a buzz

Gabriel Agurcia
November 9, 2017
Students lay on pillows part of an installation called “Serotonin” at the opening reception for Macro Waves’ NVM Gallery at SF State on Monday, October 19, 2017. (Richard Lomibao/Golden Gate Xpress)

Local artist collective spotlights importance of mental health

Gabriel Agurcia
October 24, 2017

Mumble rap or crumbling rap?

Gabriel Agurcia
October 17, 2017
Africana studies and multimedia arts student, Lilith King-Smithson, curated a film screening, which included local filmmakers. Artists expressed activism through art and vending stations were set up to share their work at Heartspace in San Francisco, Saturday, Oct. 7, 2017. (Richard Lomibao/Golden Gate Xpress)

Two SF State students put together an art showcase to strengthen community

Gabriel Agurcia
October 16, 2017
People view artwork during the opening reception of Recollected: Photography and the Archive at SF State, Sunday, September 23, 2017. (Richard Lomibao/Golden Gate Xpress)

Archival upheaval: Artists showcase how they choose to document history

Gabriel Agurcia
September 28, 2017
People talk in front of a mural titled Cultivation Resistance at Clarion Alley in San Francisco on Friday, September 15, 2017. (Aya Yoshida/Golden Gate Xpress)

Art transcends hate

Gabriel Agurcia
September 18, 2017
Renae Moua poses for portrait in her last art installation entitled Queer Virality in the ASI Gallery on Friday, Sept. 8, 2017. (Richard Lomibao/Golden Gate Xpress)

Gallery hosts queer conceptual art show

Gabriel Agurcia
September 12, 2017
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