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Students walkout and protest in response to the university’s decision to cut 655 classes, compounded by a recent tuition hike, on Nov. 28, 2023. (Feven Mamo/ Golden Gate Xpress)
Gators bite back in latest walkout
Armin Abolhassani and Jacob Vang, junior gators, captured in portraits as they showcase their unconventional Thanksgiving celebrations. Former roommates, the two express their unique approaches to the holiday festivities, on Nov.15, 2023. (Feven Mamo/ Golden Gate Xpress)
Gators celebrate Thanksgiving in ways unique to their culture and history
Jessica Phung, Tobias Roat and Kelly Bailon walk up steps during their Lands End hike on Nov. 18, 2023. (Neal Wong/Golden Gate Xpress)
A new student-run club brings community and a safe space for women
Graphic shows plants that undergo a transformative journey from being cultivated for human consumption. Once consumed, the resulting food waste is carefully sorted into the appropriate compost bins. These compostable materials are then collected by Recology and transported to specialized facilities. Following the composting process, the enriched compost is distributed to farms, completing the cycle of sustainability, on Nov. 17, 2023. (Graphic by Feven Mamo/Golden Gate Xpress)
Dear composting; SFSU loves you
J.R. Blaire holding a piece of stinging nettle that he found. Once stinging nettle touches your skin, the round tips of the hairs break off and release a toxin that causes irritation to the skin. Nov. 15, 2023. (Colin Flynn/ Golden Gate Xpress)
How to avoid San Francisco’s most common poisonous plants
Senior studio art major, Kobi Serrato, and her acquitances pose for a picture next to Serrato’s self portrait art piece at the 36th Annual Stillwell Student Exhibition open now in the Fine Arts Gallery on campus in San Francisco, Calif. on Nov. 28, 2023 (Ryo Kojima/Golden Gate Xpress)
SFSU’s School of Art to show unique styles and creativity in 36th Annual Stillwell Student Exhibition
An artist and a robot sit in a room full of paintings, generated by Midjourney with the prompt “a wide angle picture of a female artist and a robot sitting in a room with paintings surrounding them.” (Andrew Fogel/Golden Gate Xpress)
ARTifical Intelligence
Brie Larson, as Carol Danvers in, “The Marvels.” Image courtesy of Disney, Nov. 10, 2023.
Captain Marvel: A Graphic History
Fans of Rocky Rivera line up at The Stacks Record Shop, in Hayward, CA for an album signing from Rivera on Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023. (Zac Zavala / Golden Gate Xpress)
San Francisco State honors 50 years of hip hop
Matthew Cordova’s talking about his art and the art scene in the bay area. Oct. 17, 2023. (Matthew Ali/ Golden Gate Xpress.)
From San Francisco State to anime tees: Alum makes his mark on fashion
Gator Talk: A Movie We Are Thankful For
Gator Talk: A Movie We Are Thankful For
A breakdown of union coverage on campus
A breakdown of union coverage on campus
The Chomp: Head baseball coach Tony Schifano on upcoming SFSU baseball season
The Chomp: Head baseball coach Tony Schifano on upcoming SFSU baseball season
Employee Union Emphasis On working
Employee Union Emphasis On working
Kyle Botelho and Conrado Trevino-Oceguera train for the upcoming wrestling season. Oct. 24, 2023. (Matthew Ali/ Golden Gate Xpress.)
SFSU’s Wrestling Team Sets Sights on Nationals and an All-American Season
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Miles Voci

Miles Voci

Miles Voci was born, raised and currently residing in San Jose. He is in his final year at SF State and a print/online journalism major/history minor. Voci loves hanging out with loved ones, watching and studying movies, traveling, camping, cooking and more. His favorite topics to write about are city news, campus news, film news and arts/entertainment news. Voci was previously a reporter for La Voz, De Anza College's campus newspaper.

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Honey Gold Jasmine and Addae Hill (Left to Right) share a moment on the set of Everything That Makes Your Heartbeat music video in West Oakland on Sept. 3, 2020. (Photo Courtesy of Fumbah Tulay)

SFSU’s Black Film Club aims to propel Black cinema forward

Miles Voci
October 7, 2021
Dr. Nazia Kazi raised a question about the phrase, Never Forget, during a Zoom Webinar hosted through SF State’s School of Cinema on Sept. 29, 2021. Conversations during the webinar raised the point that though often framed as a war on terror, 9/11 acted as a catalyst for pre-existing U.S. nationalist attitudes. (Cameron Lee/ Golden Gate Xpress)

American exceptionalism, Islamophobia, 9/11 discussed in School of Cinema-hosted event

Miles Voci
September 30, 2021
Ted Lasso and The Queen’s Gambit were among the best-performing shows at the 73rd Emmy Awards on Sunday, Sept. 19, 2021, with each winning 8 and 6 Emmy awards, respectively. (Kyran Berlin/Golden Gate Xpress)

2021 Emmy Awards: “The Crown,” “Ted Lasso” and “The Queen’s Gambit” win big

Miles Voci
September 20, 2021
A nurse fills out documentation before administering the vaccine to patients on Wednesday at the Mashouf Wellness Center. (Jun Ueda/Golden Gate Xpress)

FDA panel approves Pfizer booster shots for people 65+, high-risk individuals

Miles Voci
September 17, 2021
Alcohol to-go proposal receives mixed reaction

Alcohol to-go proposal receives mixed reaction

Miles Voci and Jian Yang
March 10, 2021
The San Francisco school board has voted to rename 44 schools whose namesakes include Dianne Feinstein, Abraham Lincoln and Junipero Serra. (Ellie Doyen / Golden Gate Xpress)

SFUSD halts school renaming, questions remain

Miles Voci
March 9, 2021
San Francisco recognizes SF State professor and “Forum” host Michael Krasny on day of retirement

San Francisco recognizes SF State professor and “Forum” host Michael Krasny on day of retirement

Miles Voci
February 15, 2021
Both the statewide ballot measure Proposition 18 and county ballot measure Proposition G will be up for voters to decide on this election cycle. If Prop G passes, it would grant an estimated 30,000-40,000 San Franciscans the right to vote (James Wyatt / Golden Gate Xpress)

California youth seek to overturn aged-out voting statute

Miles Voci and Chris Ramirez
October 28, 2020
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