SF State commemorated the 40 year anniversary of Banned Books Week by showcasing books that were sought to be banned this year on the first floor of the J. Paul Leonard Library. The week is meant to...

The internal memo obtained by POLITICO of the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade sent shockwaves across the country.  Roe v. Wade, decided almost 50 years ago, guarantees federal...

The “Healing our Land and Community: SF youth take Climate Action” event took place on April 30 in three Bay Area parks.  Held in Glen Park, Lafayette Park, Gilman playground and Louis Sutter playground,...

Jalil Turner grew up in Oakland. seeing the struggles and difficulties of the people in his community. “I'm really, really familiar with the unfortunate struggles that a lot of people here deal with...

On April 18, Sutter Health nurses staged a one day strike in San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area. Representatives from the California Nurses Association and the Caregivers and Healthcare Employees...

Sneak Preview is an opportunity for prospective students and their families to gather information on student housing, extracirricular activities and everything they need to know about campus life. Representatives...

SF State welcomed its students back to in-person classes Monday, with the campus full of events occurring across campus to mark the return since December.  Sororities and fraternities set up booths...

After its 2020 season was cut short, the San Francisco Ballet welcomed patrons back to the Memorial Opera House as it opened the final season of its artistic director and principal choreographer Helgi...