When Zoe Freeman, a 14-year-old freshman at Lincoln High School, found out that she was picked for SF State’s Vaccine Scholarship Program, she said her emotions took her from shock, to dance and then,...

The streets of Pacific Heights on a Tuesday night are not a typical setting for a history lesson. The teacher, cosplaying as a cross between a Victorian gentleman and a cast member from the Haunted Mansion...

Editor's note: Fong-Torres' early work was erroneously credited in this episode as a former writer for a phone book company. He has since clarified that he was editor for the phone book employee magazine. Welcome...

Hundreds of people lined the Marina Green, Fort Mason and Aquatic Park in San Francisco on Sunday, to catch a glimpse of aerial stunt performances, including the return of the Navy Blue Angels. Spectators...

Alex Arriola, amid the clacking of pool balls and the chatter of players, described lifting the covers off of the pool tables at Rack-N-Cue for the first time since March 2020 as a near-religious experience. “It’s...

Longtime drummer for the Rolling Stones, Charlie Watts — whose simple, swing style of play helped immortalize the group’s sound — died today in London, according to his spokesperson. He was 80. Watts...

At 21 years old, James Aguilar is already no stranger to local politics. In 2018, he became the youngest elected official in the Bay Area at 18 years old when he won a seat on the San Leandro Unified...

Stephanie Ernst Scott would be the first to admit that she has never fished a day in her life — a unique position to be in as the owner of a 62-year-old tackle shop. After 45 years at Gus’ Discount...

Editor's note: A previous version of this story listed candidate Jennifer Valencia as affiliated with the Students for Equity and Accountability slate. Since being interviewed, she has decided to run as...

Talks of student involvement, a return to campus and campus safety, with an emphasis on Asian American students, dominated Monday’s open Zoom forum for presidential candidates hosted by Associate Students.  The...

After over a year of COVID-19 related delays, Information Technology Services completed signing all SF State teaching faculty up for two-factor authentication two days ahead of its imposed Wednesday deadline.  SF...

Twice weekly from his parent’s home in Santa Cruz, Matthew Gregory DeCamara picks up his Roland Ax Keytar, sets up his phone camera, dons one of his many technicolor outfits and records a new track for...

When Alex Bates, a 20-year-old Communications major at SF State, found out she was pregnant last February, she knew a move to San Diego was inevitable. The move made sense. Both she and her boyfriend...

There might not be a group that has been as impactful on electronic music as Daft Punk has. The French duo helped shape the genre. Over the pair’s 28-year history, they released four studio albums, composed...

Since instruction moved online last spring, SF State’s studio art majors have had to deal with the loss of on-campus studio space and supplies. While some artists saw the shift as an opportunity to have...

Around 100 demonstrators, largely Sikh, gathered outside of the Indian consulate in San Francisco’s Richmond District on Tuesday to voice their opposition to the Indian government's new agricultural...

Surfing tradition refers to a “paddle out”, a memorial for a member of the community who has passed, as a ceremony in which a large group of surfers form a circle in the water. On Saturday morning...

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted just about every community around the world, and as of recently, it has made its way to the surfing community around California. With concerns that surfers are not...