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Students Come Together to Celebrate Culture Fifteen SF State student organizations hosted the second CultureFest on Thursday, a celebration of a cultural diversity and one of the key events of the International Education Week. The event took place along with the Office of International Programs in Malcolm X Plaza.
[ Story by Yuriko Furusawa ]
Monday, Nov 21 2005 12:50 PM

Database for Hedgehog Signal Pathway Research Created SF State’s biology and computer science departments have worked together to create one of the most popular Internet databases for Hedgehog Signal Pathway research. The SF State Ramirez-Weber Lab gathers and does research to create an easy to use and free database which covers all aspects of the Hedgehog Signal Pathway, Hh.
[ Story by Deutcha Wenger ]
Thursday, Oct 20 2005 8:47 PM

Gas Prices Skyrocketing With gas prices at an all-time high some at SF State find that have to give up some comforts to indulge in the luxury of driving.
[ Story by Kristi Dyes ]
Sunday, Sep 18 2005 6:23 PM

Enter the Conclave A brief yet analytical profile on the current state and developements of a commonly overlooked on-campus club, the gamers conclave.
[ Story by Nathan Nugent ]
Thursday, Sep 8 2005 8:23 PM

New Gym Provides Convenient Workout for Students A newly opend fitness club on camous attracts not only residential students on campus but also students who live off-campus. The Village Fitness Center hopes to raise awareness of the campus community for being active and healthy.
[ Story by Yuriko Furusawa ]
Sunday, Sep 4 2005 6:08 AM

The End of an Era, but Not the End of a Fantasy May 20 marks the last day of instruction for the spring semester, but to some students May 19 is even more important. Today George Lucas’s “Star Wars: Episode III, Revenge of the Sith” opens in theaters worldwide sparking a frenzy amongst fanatics and ending what could arguably be one of the most popular movie sagas in pop-culture history.
[ Story by Abigail Barsana ]
Tuesday, May 17 2005 2:34 PM

Ramirez and Hildebrandt Look for Title to End Their Careers With a combined 412 games between them, seniors Nichole Ramirez and Chrissy Hildebrandt have helped turn the SF State Gators softball team from the conference doormat to the national power they are today, as the two infielders have transitioned from freshmen to cornerstones of the program.
[ Story by Brad Wall ]
Thursday, May 5 2005 10:20 AM

Student Loans a Harsh Reality for Graduates For many of the more than 7,000 SF State students expected to graduate this year, the true cost of their time in college will become a reality for the first time in November.
[ Story by Adrian Ramos ]
Wednesday, May 4 2005 3:17 PM

The Producton That's Making Magic There's something truly magical about SF State’s production of "The Magic Flute," a comedic and heart-wrenching opera written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Emanuel Schikaneder that portrays an instinctual battle between the forces of good and evil among beings in visual and audio form.
[ Story by Joalien Johnson ]
Wednesday, May 4 2005 1:47 PM

Student Art in Latex See one group of SF State students put together a latex project for the human sexuality department's 17th annual Latex Art Exhibit.
[ Story by Corbett Lee ]
Wednesday, Apr 27 2005 7:39 PM

Winning Isn't Everything Callado, an SF State geology and biology major, began coaching the boys and girls tennis teams at Oceana High School in Pacifica after budget cuts in 2003 threatened to take one of the last three sports left at the school.
[ Story by Tiffany Leslie ]
Wednesday, Apr 27 2005 3:20 PM

Pianist Hopes for a Future in America Takashi Kawabata’s body floats up and down on the black chair before a grand piano while punching and sliding smoothly and consistently on the keys with his fingers. With the lights fixed down on him, Kawabata played his favorite piece, Johann Sebastian Bach’s “Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue, BWV 903,” before an audience in Knuth Hall on April 13.
[ Story by Kota Morikawa ]
Thursday, Apr 21 2005 9:22 PM

Social Work Graduate Student Gives Back to Community Rocheal Pierre, 31-year-old social work graduate student, takes 18 units at SF State while working for 50 hours a week at two different social work agancies in Oakland. Click here to watch a multimedia feature on her story.
[ Story by Kota Morikawa ]
Wednesday, Apr 20 2005 1:00 PM

Young Music Label Appeals to Minority With an unyielding passion for music, Del Bene, 24, decided in the beginning of January 2004 to launch his own independent music label titled, “Loud Minority Music,” a name that he says represents the fact that he’s not trying to appeal to the majority which makes the label a minority.
[ Story by Yamina Washington ]
Monday, Apr 18 2005 10:01 PM

Comebacks Lead to Split with Broncos Wounded but not defeated, the SF State baseball team bounced back April 10, sweeping a doubleheader and splitting the series with the first place Cal Poly Pomona Broncos after losing the first two games April 9.
[ Story by Jayson Addcox ]
Wednesday, Apr 13 2005 5:11 PM

A Buzz in the Air There is a buzz in the air around campus since SF State researchers announced that they found 56 different species of bees in the Presidio.
[ Story by Adrienne Terherst ]
Tuesday, Mar 29 2005 12:37 PM

"Poeta Pan" Celebrates Chilean Poet “Poeta Pan,” a live performance featuring drama, dance, music and shadow theater, will take over the Little Theatre March 10-12. Presented in Spanish, with optional English translation, the performance is dedicated to the memory and work of Pablo Neruda, a highly influential Chilean poet.
[ Story by Giselle Velazquez ]
Friday, Mar 18 2005 4:45 PM

Students Protest Military Recruiters on Campus U.S. military recruiters left a campus career fair an hour early on March 9 after extensive student demonstrations for and against military recruitment. Over 100 students surrounded U.S. Air Force and Army Corps of Engineers recruiters’ tables at the Career Center Employer Showcase at Jack Adams Hall.
[ Story by Lachlan Maclean and William Roller ]
Wednesday, Mar 9 2005 4:33 PM

Survival of the Fittest for Fear Factor The prospect of eating bugs after bungee jumping in order to to win $50,000, or gain five minutes of fame, may appeal to more than 200 hopefuls who showed up for NBC's "Fear Factor" casting call at Alpha Lounge in San Francisco.
[ Story by Joalien Johnson ]
Thursday, Mar 3 2005 11:13 AM

Shuttle Death Leads to Seat Belt Concerns for SF State Riders An estimated 3,000 SF State students ride the free shuttle to and from Daly city BART every day. The seatbelt-less shuttles are similar to to one that 57-year-old Lynne de Matties was ejected from last Feb. 11, killing her instantly.
[ Story by Nick Colberg ]
Wednesday, Feb 23 2005 1:11 PM

Year of the Rooster Hailed in Parade Gung hoy fat choy - or make that cock-a-doodle-do as the year of the rooster is welcomed in with the annual San Francisco Chinese New Year parade
[ Story by susan szewczyk ]
Tuesday, Feb 22 2005 12:35 PM

Weekend Series with Chico State gets Heated The SF State baseball team wins one game over the weekend against rival Chico State. The game was highlighted by to incidents, one involving a coaching being ejected and the other, a heated exchange between SF state pitcher Nick Decampli and Chico State first baseman Joseph Ramos.
[ Story by Jayson Addcox ]
Wednesday, Feb 16 2005 7:58 PM

Classroom Technology Fails to Deliver SF State's classroom performance system consistantly underperforms.
[ Story by Richard McKeethen ]
Tuesday, Feb 15 2005 6:11 PM

Communication Key to Checking HIV/AIDS Most SF State students are uncomfortable with openly talking about sex with their partners, leaving them vulnerable to becoming additional statistics to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. While they agree that sex is stimulating and stress relieving, students often fail to engage in the responsibility of communication and protection.
[ Story by YaVaughnie Wilkins ]
Thursday, Sep 30 2004 7:18 PM