Editor's note: This story reflects the state of the bill on Monday, Nov. 1st. Senate negotiations are ongoing and the bill is not yet finalized. President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better Act has been...

Arrest information including the name of the accused and charges pertaining to the Sept. 28 threat to campus have now been updated on the University Police Department’s crime log. UPD dispatch confirmed...

Saturday marks the 20-year anniversary of 9/11, when following the hijacking of four planes, 2,977 people were killed, including over 400 first responders. On September 11, 2001, classes on SF State’s...

Welcome to Gator Talk, a collaborative CalState podcast that brings city and statewide perspectives to SF State news. Seb is out this week so Co-host, Chris Ramirez, and guest host Eve DeBord, Campus...

On Wednesday near midnight, in a 5-4 vote, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a Texas law that heavily limits access to abortions in the state — making it illegal to have an abortion once cardiac activity...

Like many, the pandemic upturned percussionist Geneva Harrison’s plans for 2020.  She had just arrived in Spain, preparing for a month-long performance trip that she had hoped to expand into a few...

It took a busy New York morning, where Mia Pixley, P.h.D., stood on the subway during rush hour in a coffee-soaked jacket to push her to take a leap across the nation.  Her reality of the next hour...

The California State University and University of California systems announced on Thursday that they would be requiring COVID-19 vaccinations for faculty, staff and students effective Fall 2021, or whenever...

Growing up in the Bay Area, Dom Jones remembers quickly immersing herself in the local music and poetry scene. She recalls not being able to turn on an episode of Def Poetry Jam without seeing someone...

Chhoti Maa, or Vreni Michelini-Castillo as her students know her, has been teaching in SF State’s Latina/Latino Studies Department since Spring 2019, but she’s been creating music for much longer.  Her...

Monica Ferrey always had intentions of returning to SF State to complete her degree, but the strains of being a single parent struggling to afford in the Bay Area was a constant stressor that kept pushing...

On Friday, the House voted to pass President Joe Biden’s American Rescue Plan, which calls for $1.9 trillion in funding mostly toward ramping up the fight against COVID-19 and providing financial assistance...

Jason Phillips had his first introduction to Black Greek letter organizations in high school, when he visited numerous historically Black colleges and universities on the East Coast and in the South, including...

Chancellor Dr. Joseph I. Castro addresses the likelihood of returning to in-person instruction in Fall 2021. (Eve DeBord / Golden Gate Xpress)

Despite slow yet steady progress toward rising graduation rates in the California State University system, there are still significant graduation inequities found in SF State’s student body. Even...