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Professor retires to focus on photos As Rodger Birt flipped through a bin of old photographs in Busvan for Bargains, a now defunct San Francisco used furniture store, one in particular caught his eye. He recognized the photo as a bromoil print, a circa 1920 developing...
[ Story by Dylan Silver ]
Thursday, Nov 15 2007 9:32 AM

A Palestinian State of Mind Two SF State students from the General Union of Palestine Students (GUPS) organization voice their concern over the conflict in Palestine through their love of hip-hop music.
[ Story by Kimberly Castillo and Erika Estrada ]
Wednesday, Dec 6 2006 9:30 PM

SF State To Begin Graduate Genetics Program Even though the Bay Area is home to a number of prestigious medical schools, there hasn’t been a primary training ground for genetic counselors in...
[ Story by Daniel Hug ]
Monday, Nov 13 2006 9:10 PM

Student Makes a Second Serve at Life Dennis Oakes is now approaching his one-year anniversary of sobriety and depends on SF State for two things that made him happy before drugs - a college education and the tennis courts. He reflects on the challenges of his recovery and as a student.
[ Story by Erick Ayapana and Alan Fackler ]
Tuesday, Oct 24 2006 2:25 PM

Students Respond to Newsom's New Girlfriend Mayor Gavin Newsom, who recently turned 39, has San Francisco newspapers talking about his new relationship with a woman half his age. On the campus of SF State, students voice their opinions on the mayor's new-found love with a 20-year-old woman.
[ Story by Mark Howell ]
Wednesday, Oct 18 2006 5:42 PM

Religious Groups Take On Global Warming Religious groups across the country took a unified stand the first week of October against a common enemy: global warming. Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, led by Reverend Sally G. Bingham, was one of the participants. They offered a free screening of “An Inconvenient Truth” on Oct. 3, which about 250 parishioners and community members attended.
[ Story by Laura Forrest ]
Thursday, Oct 5 2006 4:44 PM

SF State Students React to Pope’s Comments Last week, the Pope Benedict XVI quoted a 14th Century Byzantine emperor who said that the Prophet Mohammed’s teachings were “evil and inhuman.” The comments caused outrage in the Muslim world and spurred violent protests against the Pope and Christianity.
[ Story by Bernadette Blanco ]
Wednesday, Sep 20 2006 6:58 PM

Asian-American Comedy Showcase Pokes Fun Brent Weinbach stands rigidly on the stage of Jack Adams Hall at the Cesar Chavez Student Center during Saturday night’s Asian-American Comedy Show presented by the Asian Student Union. He clenches the microphone with two hands, as though he were holding a sword or a baseball bat, ready to attack the audience.
[ Story by Daniel Hug ]
Sunday, Sep 17 2006 1:08 PM

Adolescent Binge Drinking Can Cause Permanent Brain Damage Binge drinking during adolescence might cause permanent damage to the brain, according to scientists at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
[ Story by Camilla Andersson ]
Thursday, Feb 24 2005 8:49 PM