SF State playwright encapsulates hilarity of everyday life
It’s one thing to recall a moment of hilarity in everyday life and quite another to translate that amusement into writing. Graham Gremore, a master’s degree candidate at SF State in creative writing…
PHOTOS: United Black Student Unions of California host northern region conference
The United Black Student Unions of California Northern Region Conference hosted 250 students at SF State. Highlights included a welcome by Dr. Kenneth Monteiro, who is dean of the College of Ethnic Studies…
TechSF to prepare SF residents, students for technology, IT fields
San Franciscans majoring in technology and IT fields at SF State have new reason to be hopeful that they will avoid joining others in the unemployment line. Through a grant program launched in…
SF State Black Student Union extends support to local high school students
As a way to continue its legacy of community outreach, the SF State Black Student Union will be hosting 250 BSU students from Northern California high schools on campus Nov. 17 for the…
SF Board of Supervisors to vote on public nudity ban Nov. 20
San Francisco Supervisor’s City Operations and Neighborhood Services committee voted 3-0 in favor of sending a proposed public nudity ban to the Board of Supervisors. District 8 Supervisor Scott Wiener proposed the ban…
Walk in Her Heels fashionably raises awareness of domestic violence
The SAFE Place and other SF State sexual and relationship health educators are getting the word out about domestic violence and sexual assault on campus. Today marks the fifth year that The SAFE…
Islamic Awareness Week workshop dispels stereotypes of Muslim women
Race and Resistance Studies students engaged with Muslim women about their lives in Islam and misconceptions about Muslim women by the West during a workshop on women in Islam, Tuesday afternoon. “If you really looked…
SF State celebrates Islamic Awareness Week with discussion panel, potluck
Ahmina James hopes to dispel misconceptions and share her Islamic beliefs with fellow students during Islamic Awareness Week at SF State. “Instead of listening and asking questions, people are participating and doing,” said…
College of Ethnic Studies honor community leaders at 43rd anniversary
The College of Ethnic Studies celebrated its 43rd anniversary by honoring six community leaders and five SF State student leaders on Oct. 7 at Yoshi’s Jazz Club and Japanese Restaurant in San Francisco. Attendees were…
SF State students celebrate 30th anniversary of Banned Books Week
“Pedagogy of the Oppressed,” “A House on Mango Street,” “Beloved” and Catcher in the Rye” were student favorites shared during Read Out held in the Cesar Chavez Student Center Tuesday, Oct. 2, to mark the 30th anniversary of…
Decline in African-American students challenges SF State diversity
The beginning of each semester brings new students from various backgrounds. SF State students speak a variety of languages and represent all nationalities and races. At first glance, one might even think it…
