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Senate Democrats boycotted the illegitimate markup of President Trumps nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett, Tuesday, Oct 20, 2020 (Senate Democrats / Creative Commons)
SFSU community reflects on Dianne Feinstein’s legacy
A graphic of money being split in two representing the budget concerns. (Adriana Hernandez / Golden Gate Xpress)
Students face higher tuition, staff face possible layoffs
Caitlin Steele, the director of sustainability & energy at the Office of Sustainability, and Taylor Mogavero, the climate action coordinator, pose for a photograph during the Open House event held at Malcolm X Plaza on Sept. 26, 2023. (Ryosuke Kojima/ Golden Gate Xpress)
SFSU Office of Sustainability receives a gold rating for its sustainability programs
People listen to Molly Gutierrez speak during the Her Campus panel at the ROMC banned books event on Monday, Sept. 25, 2023. (Andrew Fogel/Golden Gate Xpress)
Richard Oakes Multicultural Center hosts Banned Books Week event
A graphic titled “SF State & Data Mining” representing the collection and analysis of data. (Andrew Fogel / Golden Gate Xpress)
Data mining: a powerful tool for unveiling hidden information
A silhouette in an auditorium of someone choosing to watch either Barbie or Oppenheimer. (Chris Myers / Golden Gate Xpress)
Barbie vs. Oppenheimer
Lupe Fiasco, rapper and producer, performs on stage at the 12th Annual Rhythms Music Festival in the Annex 1 building at SF State on Saturday, May 13, 2023. (David Jones / Golden Gate Xpress)
Lupe Fiasco headlines 12th Annual Rhythms Music Festival
One of the two guitarists for KJM, the band who won the Battle of the Bands competition, performs for a crowd of around 50 within the Depot at the Cesar Chavez Student Center on Wednesday, May 10, 2023. (Daniel Hernandez/ Golden Gate Xpress)
Bands compete for a chance to perform at Rhythms Fest
Akasha Neely, a playwright at SF State, in San Francisco CA., Monday, May 1, 2023. (Chris Myers / Golden Gate Xpress)
Greenhouse Festival brings student plays to life
DJ chloe performs her set for the DJ competition while exciting the crowd at SF State’s The Depot on May 9, 2023. (Tam Vu / Golden Gate Xpress)
DJs battle it out at The Depot for Rhythms Festival competition
The Chomp: A sit down with SF State wrestler Kweli Hernandez-Maitre
The Chomp: A sit down with SF State wrestler Kweli Hernandez-Maitre
Gator Talk: An outfit that builds community
Gator Talk: An outfit that builds community
The Chomp: Two time intramural champion Adeboye Adeyemi reflects on his journey
The Chomp: Two time intramural champion Adeboye Adeyemi reflects on his journey
An exterior shot of the De Young Museum located in San Francisco, Calif., during the Tutankhamun exhibit in 2009. (Courtesy of Mark Miller)
Free museums in San Francisco with your EBT card
A bee lands on a flower at the site of one of Dirk Kiehne’s beehives in Menlo Park, Calif., on Saturday, April 15, 2023. (Adriana Hernandez/ Golden Gate Xpress)
More honey more problems
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An image of one of the buildings within Abraham Lincoln High School. This high school, along with 43 others in San Francisco, was proposed to have its name changed due to these schools being named after specific people and their connection to enslavement and oppression. (Amalia Diaz / Golden Gate Xpress)

Controversial proposal to rename schools suspended

Sean Watkins, Staff Reporter
May 11, 2021
(Photograph by Lucky Whitburn-Thomas, graphic by Sebastian Mino-Bucheli / Golden Gate Xpress)

Gator Talk Episode 15: Blanket the Homeless

Sean Watkins, Sebastian Mino-Bucheli, and Chris Ramirez
May 10, 2021
Founder of Blanket The Homeless, Ken Newman, loads his car with kits for people experiencing homelessness in San Francisco. Kits are filled with items like Cliff bars, socks, silver thermal blankets, masks, and a waterproof resource guide. (Lucky Whitburn-Thomas / Golden Gate Xpress)

Funding the homeless population in SF

Sean Watkins and Lucky Whitburn-Thomas
May 6, 2021
A woman dances the Jarabe Tapatio, a traditional Mexican dance, in front of the Mexican flag. (Photograph courtesy of Brendan Lally, CC, Illustration by Kyran Berlin / Golden Gate Xpress)

The celebration of Cinco de Mayo

Sean Watkins, Staff Reporter
May 5, 2021
El Rio bar in the Mission of SF on April 10. El Rio reopened on April 1 for outdoor events and will wait for coronavirus case numbers to drop until hosting indoor events. (Sean Watkins / Golden Gate Xpress)

Indoor concerts in California allowed to open April 15

Sean Watkins, Staff Reporter
April 15, 2021
El Rio bar in the Mission of SF on Saturday, April 10. El Rio is an LGBTQ+ space that hosts live music, currently hosting events outside in their patio section. (Sean Watkins / Golden Gate Xpress)

[Photo] House Democrats announce plans to introduce legislation to expand the Supreme Court

April 15, 2021
Passengers walk toward the security checkpoint at Terminal 2 in SFO on April 2. Foot traffic in departure terminals were sparse throughout the day keeping security lines short. (Jun Ueda / Golden Gate Xpress)

SFO looking to rebound along with travel industry in 2021

Sean Watkins, Staff Reporter
April 8, 2021
A vacant East bound BART train departs from the Daly City BART Station in San Francisco on March 9. (Leila Figueroa / Golden Gate Xpress)

So, what was the deal with ‘Pelosi’s subway?’

Sean Watkins, Staff Reporter
March 25, 2021
Teachers say that online schooling has led to student disengagement as many students leave their cameras off during instruction. (Ellie Doyen / Golden Gate Xpress)

The difficulties of online learning

Sean Watkins, Staff Reporter
March 4, 2021
A downtown perspective of commercial buildings, including Salesforce in San Francisco, Calif. (Lelia Figueroa / Golden Gate Xpress)

Rule on H-1B visa delayed by Biden administration

Sean Watkins, Staff Reporter
February 23, 2021
A post-vaccination rest area at the vaccination site within the Mashouf Wellness Center on Wednesday. The area was made for precautionary measures in the chance that an individual reacts to the vaccine in a negative way. (Jun Ueda / Golden Gate Xpress)

What we know about the coronavirus variants

Sean Watkins, Staff Reporter
February 10, 2021
Uber and Lyft spent a combined total of roughly $100 million promoting a ‘Yes’ vote on Proposition 22 – the most expensive ballot race in any state’s history. The ballot measure allows app-based gig companies to classify their workers as employees rather than independent contractors. (Sean Reyes / Golden Gate Xpress)

Democrats to take on large tech companies

Sean Watkins, Staff Reporter
February 5, 2021
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