Name of next SF State president to be announced by May 9
Alongside a number of students graduating this May, one face most familiar with the current campus population will also be ending his stay at SF State. The presidential search advisory committee announced recently…
Proposed fee increase for student health center set to move onto President Corrigan, Chancellor Reed
Students are two signatures closer to receiving extra benefits from the health center. A student petition circulated April 5 to April 23 to gain support for a proposed Student Health Center fee hike…
Questions about SFSU Bookstore’s future management still unanswered
There has been no shortage of controversy surrounding the impending change of management for the SFSU Bookstore, and even with the open forums finished, the decision may be quite a long time coming….
VIDEO: Underdog hot dog eating contest bring laughs, surprises
About 200 people crowded the main lobby of Cesar Chavez Student Center April 5th to witness 10 SF State student contestants chow down for the ultimate prize. At noon, competitors lined up in order to be…
Empty Annex to become concert venue after opening of J. Paul Leonard Library
As J. Paul Leonard Library stocks its shelves with books and readies its state-of-the-art robotic retrieval system, the Annex quietly moved out belongings and closed its doors as a temporary library. Built and…
SF State Student Health Center fee increase proposed to benefit students and staff
Looks like students will have to find a bit more than pocket change in their couch cushions to cover their medical needs on campus next semester. The Student Fee Advisory voted unanimously April…
SF State students battle ADD and ADHD without the medication
Samuel Gunter wasn’t staring lazily out of the window because he couldn’t stand the teacher. He thought it was OK that his teacher had to repeat instructions to him once more than the…
SF State student Chaz Kelley to compete in oratory championship
While often confused with the work done by magnifying glass-wielding scientists, forensics has a history that extends to the debates ancient Greece, and has evolved into nationwide competitions where some college students, like…
Control of SFSU Bookstore could be shifted from a nonprofit to a corporation
Having provided the SF State campus community with textbooks, leisure reads and a number of other school-related supplies since its establishment in 1954, Franciscan Shops, which operates as the SFSU Bookstore, might be…
Ike’s Place to open on campus tomorrow after year-long wait
After a number of delays, Ike’s Place is opening tomorrow, March 1, exactly one year after the sandwich shop was scheduled to open on campus. A soft opening for Ike’s Place will be…
Only public meeting on presidential search goes overlooked
The only opportunity for students, administration and faculty to directly express their opinions on SF State’s presidential selection with the CSU Board of Trustees was met with snide remarks, high expectations, unanswered questions…
SF State professor heads new study exploring connection between money and happiness
Money still can’t buy you love, but it might buy you happiness if you know where to spend it. According to a recently-published study led by Ryan T. Howell, assistant professor of psychology…
SF State’s newly-resurrected Experimental College not being acknowledged by administration
Will Nelson and Kelly Corwin are not college teachers. They have long, sunny blonde hair draping their shoulders; they wear tattered jeans and sneakers. However, every Wednesday night for two hours in HSS…
SF State student enters Miss Chinatown USA pageant for second time
The winner will not only win $10,000, but will ride on a float Feb. 11 during San Francisco’s Chinese New Year parade, the biggest celebration outside of Asia. They will also become a goodwill…
