Watch our first interview with President Mahoney here.
Xpress conducted a second hour-long interview with SF State President Lynn Mahoney to ask about the recent announcement that the fall semester...
All 23 CSU campuses will go online for the Fall 2020 semester, announced California State University Chancellor Timothy White announced Tuesday during a CSU Board of Trustees meeting.
Approximately...
Associated Students Inc. released this year’s election results on Friday, showing a complete victory by a group of candidates under the slate Students First, Students in Solidarity. Of the 13 open positions,...
SF State will celebrate fall and spring semester graduates with an online commencement and a delayed in-person ceremony, President Lynn Mahoney announced Monday. The online commencement ceremony will be...
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Over the last month SF State has seen drastic change, including the cancellation of face-to-face classes for Spring semester along with most on-campus...
Unknown individuals vandalized a study lounge within an SF State dormitory. Videos of the vandalism circulated social media on the same day that President Lynn Mahoney announced the suspension of face-to-face...
SF State will be moving classes online for the remainder of the Spring semester and the commencement ceremony will be postponed, according to an email from President Lynn Mahoney on Monday afternoon.
Along...
SF State President Lynn Mahoney announced the first confirmed case of COVID-19 within the SF State community Sunday night.
In a campus-wide email, Mahoney said she received confirmation of the case...
SF State’s Residential Life "strongly urged" campus residents to leave their housing by the end of the week in an email on Tuesday.
One day after SF State President Lynn Mahoney announced the suspension...
SF State President Lynn Mahoney announced through email Monday that face-to-face classes are cancelled until March 15 and classes will be moved to online instruction from March 16 to April 6 amid concerns...
Supporters of Bernie Sanders marched through campus yesterday to encourage others to vote for the Vermont senator.
The group of approximately 25 met at Malcolm X Plaza where several students spoke...
Gina Matteo first received on-campus tutoring from a student placed in her history GWAR class as part of the Campus Academic Resource Program, which assigned tutors to specific classes for individualized...
Since 2020 began, the University Police Department has received 33 crime reports, an average of approximately one per day. Before we begin reporting the scores of crimes that will occur this semester,...
After roughly six years without a permanent executive director, San Francisco State University’s Associated Students Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors hired Tonee Sherrill to fill the role beginning this...
During the Dec. 6 Student Fee Advisory Committee meeting, the committee heard a proposal to spend a portion of the over $3 million GatorPass reserve fund on increased shuttles between campus and Daly City...
Since 2015, graduate students in the Lam Family College of Business have paid a Graduate Studies Professional Program fee, currently $270 per-unit. The fee mostly funds specific graduate courses and provides...
A man entered the SF State library from Holloway Avenue on the afternoon of Nov. 25 carrying multiple bags and reportedly threatened to “blow up” people within the library, according to an email by...
Fees are an intrinsic part of any college student’s life, from the time they apply to colleges and pay application fees until they prepare to leave and pay a graduation fee. Students at SF State currently...
On Nov. 2, the San Francisco Police Department responded to a 911 call from security personnel at the Stonestown Galleria about a man with a firearm.
The man in question reportedly attempted to use...
Three grand thefts occurred on campus over the course of three days, totaling in just over $4,000 worth of losses, according to the University Police Department. No arrests have been made.
Grand theft...
The following is a distillation of the six local ballot measures that will appear on the upcoming ballot for the Nov. 5 election, sourced primarily from the text of the measures.
Proposition...
The SF State University Police Department (UPD) received 20 burglary reports since the semester began, more than half of all reports in 2018.
Of the 20 reports, the majority were vehicle burglaries...
Oct. 9 saw a string of crime reports, particularly in the northern part of campus.
At around 6:30 p.m., two people suspected of committing a strong arm robbery near 19th Avenue and Sloat Boulevard...
Gov. Gavin Newsom mandated that all University of California and California State University campuses provide medical abortion pills to students by 2023.
The law will provide students on-campus...
Joanne Barker, the department chair for American Indian Studies (AIS) addressed a crowd on Sept. 25, kicking off the first event in a series of Red Tawks— discussions and workshops meant to commemorate...
A records request by Xpress found that no officers currently employed by UPD have ever been written up for sexual assault, use of force or dishonesty in the field since they began at SF State.
Since...
University pushes towards carbon neutrality despite a lack of overall plan
SF State remains more than a decade ahead of schedule for its Climate Action Plan, continuing to make progress in...
Starting Sept. 23, SF State’s observatory is hosting public viewing nights for the remainder of the semester allowing students and community members to gaze upon the stars, planets and beyond.
These...
The University Police Department (UPD) received four reports of sexual violence on campus over the course of eight days surrounding the first day of the fall semester — three cases remain unsolved.
In...
Every Wednesday this semester Dr. Steven Kovacs will open the Coppola Theater for Cinema-307 students and the public to admire Yugoslav cinema and listen to guest speakers.
Held in Coppola Theater,...
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Sept. 3 to approve a resolution declaring the National Rifle Association a domestic terrorist group.
The resolution asked that San Francisco...
Two demonstrators held a giant floral bed sheet reading “Queers for Open Borders” in front of San Francisco’s U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services headquarters on Aug. 19, as dozens beside them...
