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Students and faculty gather in the quad for a press conference regarding demands for SF State, President Wong on the eighth day of the hunger strike on Monday. The hungerstrike is led by the Third World Liberation Front 2016, a name used to pay homeage to the 1968 strike. (Aleah Fajardo/ Xpress)

Policy limits free speech, access

May 7, 2019

Proposed study abroad program to Palestine garners excitement

February 12, 2019
Arab and Muslim Ethnicity Diaspora studies director Rabab Abdulhadi speaks at the 11th commemoration of the Edward Said mural at SF State on Thursday, Nov. 1, 2018.

Professor files discrimination lawsuit against top-ranking administrators

January 29, 2019
Orlando Harris, Director of Career Services and Leadership Development, has his portrait taken near Malcolm X Plaza at SF State's on Sept. 10, 2018. (Oscar Rendon/Golden Gate Xpress)

Career Services aims to bolster reach, hire counselors

December 18, 2018
‘Transphobic’ crime bulletin leads to demands for apology, action

‘Transphobic’ crime bulletin leads to demands for apology, action

December 12, 2018
Argument leads to assault with deadly weapon

Argument leads to assault with deadly weapon

December 4, 2018
Elizabeth Marc, 42, Paradise wildfire survivor, feeds her daughter Isabelle, 4, spoonfuls of cottage cheese as the rest of her family eats dinner in their temporary rental home on Nov. 23 in Orland, Calif. The Marc family — Elizabeth, Isabelle, Paul, 50, and Francis, 17 — lost their home of two years when the most deadly fire in state history broke out on Nov. 8. (Lorenzo Morotti/Golden Gate Xpress)

Camp Fire evacuees cling to each other

November 27, 2018
Dean Wisely, 53-year-old Chico resident, cries on Nov. 16, 2018 near his tent set up in the Walmart parking lot in Chico, Calif., as he recounts his experience with homelessness on and off throughout his life and the devastation the Camp Fire has wrought on the community. (Lorenzo Morotti/Golden Gate Xpress)

[Update] Devastated community sets up temporary shelters in parking lots

November 17, 2018
California Gov. Jerry Brown, right, attends a press conference during a visit at the Camp Fire incident base at the Silver Dollar Fairgrounds in Chico, Calif., Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2018. (© 2018 Joel Angel Juárez. All rights reserved.) (Special to Golden Gate Xpress)

Gov. Brown lauds community unity in wake of wildfires

November 15, 2018
Chico residents wait in a line for pizza and other food at The Neighborhood Church in Chico on Friday, Nov. 9, 2018. (Christian Urrutia/Golden Gate Xpress)

Fire victims recount devastation in Paradise

November 12, 2018
Death toll rises as wildfire spreads in Butte County

Death toll rises as wildfire spreads in Butte County

November 12, 2018
SF votes to support homeless

SF votes to support homeless

November 9, 2018
Tachelle Herron Lane, 38, who is earning a teaching credential in social studies, speaks about inviting self-proclaimed white nationalist Brian Cofield to a UA meeting at a University Affairs - a board comprised of elected Associated Students officials - at SF State on Monday, Nov. 5, 2018. The UA passed a motion to invite Cofield to a closed-session University Affairs meeting. (Aaron Levy-Wolins/Golden Gate Xpress)

University Affairs to meet with self-proclaimed white nationalist

November 7, 2018
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit last week against Arab and Muslim Ethnicities Diaspora professor Dr. Rabab Abdulhadi. (Aaron Levy-Wolins/Golden Gate Xpress)

Judge dismisses lawsuit alleging anti-Semitism against SF State and professor

November 7, 2018
Damion Square has his portrait taken at SF State on Thursday November 1, 2018. © (Oscar Rendon/GoldenGateXpress)

Africana studies major finds activism in music

November 7, 2018
Cannabis dominates Bay Area ballots

Cannabis dominates Bay Area ballots

November 1, 2018
Safety concerns lead to event cancellations in wake self-proclaimed nazi student revelations

Safety concerns lead to event cancellations in wake self-proclaimed nazi student revelations

October 31, 2018
Maloney Field and the tennis courts are set to be replaced by an eco-space, consisting of a large grassy recreation area, a creek and an amphitheater by 2035 according to the campus master plan. (Travis Wesley/Special to the Golden Gate Xpress)

SF State to remove baseball field, tennis court

October 16, 2018
Self-proclaimed Nazi enrolls in race and resistance studies class

Self-proclaimed Nazi enrolls in race and resistance studies class

October 16, 2018
Indigenous Peoples’ Day shifts historical perspective

Indigenous Peoples’ Day shifts historical perspective

October 10, 2018
Rafael Vazquez, National Park Service education and outreach ranger, answers a question out of the Golden Gate National Park Conservancy information truck on Sept. 26, 2018 in front of the Student Services Building. (Lorenzo Morotti/Golden Gate Xpress)

SF State students can get cash, academic credit with Golden Gate National Park Conservancy internship

September 27, 2018
The vending machine between the Administration Building and the J. Paul Leonard Library undergoes maintenance at SF State on Sept. 26, 2018. (Oscar Rendon/Golden Gate Xpress)

Campus vending machine temporarily shuts down

September 26, 2018
Various mobile homes line the streets of Winston Drive and Lake Merced Boulevard near SF State on Aug. 29, 2018. (Lindsey Moore/Golden Gate Xpress)

Parking shortage burdens people living in vehicles

September 17, 2018
A backhoe demolishes student housing along Tapia Drive on Sept, 5. (Sylvie Sturm/Golden Gate Xpress)

SF State project to transform Tapia Drive into pedestrian-only quad

September 13, 2018
Juan Martinez, who moved to San Francisco from Brazil, smokes cannabis inside his motorhome parked on Lake Merced Boulevard on Monday, Sept. 3. Martinez is one of many who are living out of their vehicles, either by choice or who are forced to, because of the lack of affordable housing in the Bay Area. (Lindsey Moore/Golden Gate Xpress)

Housing crisis drives students to live in vehicles

September 12, 2018
Graffiti is visible on the west side of the Humanities Building at SF State on Aug. 29, 2018. (GoldenGateXpress/Oscar Rendon)

Graffiti rages against SFSU construction, lack of student housing

August 31, 2018
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