TEXT LINK

Student Mixes Dance and Urban Poetry Temple calls herself a poet, a female MC, a lyricist. She is also a black woman, a dancer, an artist, a rapper, a songwriter and a dance teacher who hopes to inspire, she said.
[ Story by Christine Joy Ferrer ]
Saturday, Feb 17 2007 5:29 PM

Happy Unthanksgiving Day American Indians and their supporters gathered on the island at daybreak to pray for and honor indigenous people around the world.
[ Story by Gabriel Cordero ]
Wednesday, Nov 30 2005 6:40 PM

Controversial Speaker Visits SF State Controversial Republican speaker Mason Weaver visited SF State Thursday to give a lecture titled, "Why African-Americans Vote Democrat".
[ Story by Florence Brown ]
Friday, Nov 18 2005 9:47 AM

Students and Faculty Reflect on Strategy in Response to Professor's Arrest Students and faculty gathered yesterday for what they called "strategic meeting" to explain what happened to Professor Akom and plan what they should do about it.
[ Story by Daniele Tavares ]
Wednesday, Nov 2 2005 3:17 PM

Black Studies Professor Arrested San Francisco State professor Antwi Akom was arrested last night and placed in county jail for going into his campus office. Many people are alleging the incident to be based on racial profiling.
[ Story by Jessica Jones ]
Wednesday, Oct 26 2005 5:23 PM

Black Studies Professor Arrested San Francisco State professor Antwi Akom was arrested last night and placed in county jail for going into his campus office. Many people are alleging the incident to be based on racial profiling.
[ Story by Jessica Jones ]
Wednesday, Oct 26 2005 5:23 PM

SF State Student Group Welcomes Haitian Activist Members of Latin American Empowerment, an informal organization of SF State students, welcomed Pier Labossiere, co-founder of the Haitian Action Committee to campus on Tuesday.
[ Story by Sabrina Ford ]
Tuesday, Nov 9 2004 9:04 PM

The Children of SF State Sounds of children’s laughs echo along the trail past the Towers at Centennial Square and Mary Ward Hall. At the end of the trail rows of bright-colored cottages of blue, yellow, and green are discovered. Inside the bright-colored buildings is the Associated Students Children's Center.
[ Story by Maria Guevara ]
Thursday, Nov 4 2004 9:01 PM

Senior Forward Leads Team in Goals Whitney Johnson, with his untucked grass stained SF State soccer jersey, hobbles over to team trainer Brandon Jones. Jones wraps a bag full of ice with Saran wrap directly on Johnson’s right knee. His face starts to wince, but he continues to look on with complete focus on the “wrapping job.” It’s a process he’s all too familiar with.
[ Story by Michael Chu ]
Thursday, Oct 14 2004 11:36 AM

Doukas: Dedicated Daughter, Student In the Greek Orthodox tradition, Saturday of the Souls is a twice-yearly celebration intended, in part, to remind the living of the fragile nature of life and the finality of death. Nothing seemed more self-evident Friday night as friends and family packed into the Fountain of Youth Chapel at Greek Memorial Park to honor the life of SF State photojournalist Stacey Doukas.
[ Story by Benjamin Hager ]
Saturday, Sep 18 2004 9:55 PM

Police Brutality Claims Cause Protest Witnesses said officers used excessive force on a 15-year-old male, who was playing rough with his friends during lunchtime in front of Burk Hall, which houses the June Jordan School for Equity.
[ Story by Elvira Viveros ]
Wednesday, Apr 28 2004 10:16 AM

Broken Lift Causes Pool Shutdown All Jen Williams, a disabled SF State senior, wanted to do was swim. However, her goals, and numerous other SF State students’ athletic desires, have been deferred now that the pool is closed indefinitely due to a malfunctioning Spectrum Aquatics...
[ Story by Julyette Moreno ]
Sunday, Apr 25 2004 7:02 PM

The B-Teams Let’s face it, being a member of a school sports team is not for everyone. There’s the time commitment, money put towards uniforms and equipment, and the many, many grueling hours of blood, sweat and tears that you put into...
[ Story by Muy Yam ]
Monday, Apr 28 2003 2:15 PM