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SF Gators take down wrestling alumni The SF State wrestling team jumped out to a 15-0 lead and never looked back as the Gators knocked off the alumni 34-10 on Friday night during the 39th annual alumni match at the Main Gymnasium. Standout and team captain...
[ Story by Ernest Morales ]
Saturday, Nov 8 2008 10:18 AM

Fire in University Park South extinguished There was a fire in the University Park South residential apartments at approximately 3 p.m. today. According to Captain Takahashi of the San Francisco Police...
[ Story by Jackie Bernardo ]
Friday, Nov 7 2008 11:17 AM

Reality of Denial A lifelong struggle with eating disorders leaves a man with only one choice--to get better.
[ Story by Carmen Ng ]
Thursday, Nov 6 2008 10:27 AM

'Til Death Do Us Part The intimate relationship between a crack addict and his rock
[ Story by Jerome Saddler ]
Thursday, Nov 6 2008 10:26 AM

Steps of Pride Unifying Students Through Movement and History
[ Story by Shani Ealey ]
Sunday, Oct 5 2008 4:07 PM

Computer lab opens in Cesar Chavez Student Center Twelve brand-new, flat-screen Mac computers awaited students at the grand opening of the student computer lab in the Cesar Chavez Student Center on Sept. 29. The computer lab is located on the Terrace Level of the student center in Room...
[ Story by Jeanette Obaldia ]
Saturday, Sep 27 2008 1:02 AM

Outside hitter rocks the gym Every great team needs that one special player they can count on when the pressure intensifies. The SF State women’s volleyball team has found that person in Beth Perkins. The 20-year-old junior outside hitter is showcasing her volleyball skills on...
[ Story by Michael Almonte ]
Sunday, Sep 14 2008 6:25 PM

Flying commuter lands housing SFSU student Monica Moffitt was commuting from LA to SF for school until campus housing finally opened up.
[ Story by Melissa Dudum-Maya ]
Friday, Sep 12 2008 1:52 PM

Goalie cool under pressure The goalkeeper is the last line of defense on the field. Ten other people stand in front, but it comes down to the one person minding the net that makes the fans remember good or bad, head coach Jack Hyde...
[ Story by Andrew Altman ]
Monday, Sep 8 2008 9:57 PM

"Emo! The Musical" oozes angst Forget the Splenda-sweet duets and Gap clad stars of Disney’s “High School Musical.” There’s a new group of singing teenagers that have tap-danced into town – and they’re armed with heavy eyeliner, Converse sneakers and really tight pants. When a...
[ Story by Victoria Nguyen ]
Tuesday, Aug 26 2008 8:18 PM

Bump in the Night San Francisco’s cacophony of rowdy crowds, bright lights, unique characters, shops, and restaurants typically populate the city’s nightlife. But look closer into the dark, and further past the clock, to see that all things aren’t as cheery as they seem....
[ Story by Syed Ali ]
Thursday, May 15 2008 7:21 AM

Professors vow to fight rising cost of textbooks Every year, a sales representative comes to SF State to pitch the works of their publishing company. On one such occasion, Matthias Beck, an assistant...
[ Story by Britte Marsh ]
Thursday, Apr 24 2008 1:26 PM

It's My Pleasure to Knock You Out Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is a full contact sport, where an array of fighting techniques and styles are integrated and demonstrated among some of the top fighters in the world. Some who watch MMA fights on television find it to...
[ Story by Jerome Saddler ]
Thursday, Apr 24 2008 8:00 AM

Para's legs carry Gators at meet The Gator track and field team led all teams with four first place finishes at the Gators’ own Johnny Mathis Track and Field Invitational April 12 with Kristen Para leading the way with two first place wins. Para won the...
[ Story by Fanny Dassie ]
Thursday, Apr 17 2008 12:44 PM

Para shines at Mathis Invitational On Saturday, April 12, Cox Stadium welcomed thousands of track and field athletes who competed at the 2008 Johnny Mathis Invitational under an unusually warm San Francisco weather. A leg injury affecting Obiamaka Eke, some good performances and greatly improved...
[ Story by Fanny Dassie ]
Sunday, Apr 13 2008 8:15 PM

Tibet freedom rally draws hundreds to protest Olympics Daytime protest Protesters gathered Tuesday morning at the United Nations Plaza to decry the treatment of Tibetans by China and to condemn the 2008 Beijing...
[ Story by Jerold Chinn and Allie Schratz ]
Wednesday, Apr 9 2008 8:58 AM

War protests roar throughout Bay Area cities Police, protesters clash downtown while anti-war activists target businesses and banks durning demonstrations—nearly 150 people arrested.
[ Story by Justin Hughes and Britte Marsh ]
Thursday, Mar 20 2008 2:35 PM

Concussions common among injuries in college sports In the week following an on-field collision that sent her slamming head-first into the ground, Gator soccer player Sarah Ordaz was in a cognitive fog. She couldn’t concentrate in class because of debilitating headaches and blurry vision, and her short-term...
[ Story by David Agrell ]
Thursday, Mar 13 2008 10:24 AM

The Art of Making a Buck (part two) As tourists line up to catch the Ghirardelli Square cable car, which will escalate them in a timeworn trolley into the surrounding neighborhood, the sound of a soft acoustic guitar and a gentle voice fills the air. Ramon Perez stands...
[ Story by Darren Chapel ]
Thursday, Mar 13 2008 8:45 AM

Mental Melee' In the 1850s, a chess player named Paul Morphy arose— the biggest thing in chess since marble pieces. He played professionally by the age of ten and beat his first grandmaster before he needed to shave. Clubs were filled with...
[ Story by Nima Maghame ]
Thursday, Mar 13 2008 8:05 AM

Inspired by a Gold Medal Hero The Manalo Movement, which became official in June 2006, is dedicated to Victoria Manalo Draves, a native San Franciscan and two-time gold medal swimmer in the 1948 Olympic Games in London, England. The organization informs the community of her life story and the perseverance that she went through because of her ethnicity—she's half Filipino and half Irish. The main goal is to get her into the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame (BASHOF) through petitions.
[ Story by Syed Ali ]
Thursday, Mar 13 2008 8:00 AM

Mammy Project brings stereotypes centerstage In celebration of Black History Month and Women's History Month, Michelle Nicole Matlock set out to kill stereotypes. On February 29, Matlock's performance of The Mammy Project at SF State brought black female stereotypes centerstage. "I find (the show) relevant...
[ Story by Kaela N. Brown ]
Saturday, Mar 8 2008 5:04 PM

Softballers fix field, sweep Wildcats In the warm-up before Friday's game against Chico State, the softball Gators weren't swinging bats. Instead they were wielding shovels and heaving bags of sand. Thursday's storm had made such a mess of SF State's softball field that when head...
[ Story by David Agrell ]
Sunday, Feb 24 2008 4:22 PM

SF State professor researches breast cancer Even though breast cancer is the most common form of the disease to afflict American women, when diagnoses were handed down to Grace Yoo’s friends,...
[ Story by Sarah Morris ]
Thursday, Feb 21 2008 9:45 AM

Clinton campaigns in the Bay Area San Jose Event Sen. Hillary Clinton made her first stop in the Bay Area today in San Jose. She touched on many policies that were...
[ Story by Britte Marsh and Doug Morino ]
Friday, Feb 1 2008 11:14 PM

NEWS: Moore heat Even though Michael Moore�s controversial film Fahrenheit 9/11 has received glowing reviews from liberal Bay Area audiences, the backlash against Moore is growing more intense with a recently released book and an upcoming movie that skewers the director and his...
[ Story by Mara Burger ]
Tuesday, Jul 13 2004 6:00 PM