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Leaking Pipes Flood Hallways in Humanities Building Students arriving at the Humanities building Tuesday were met with a flood of hot water when a pipe ruptured in the first floor ceiling.
[ Story by Kristi Dyes and Adam Brody ]
Tuesday, Oct 17 2006 8:23 PM

'Smash and Grab' Theft Exposes Personal Student Information On June 1 a thief broke into a car belonging to a faculty member in the College of Business, stealing a laptop computer containing the Social Security numbers of 2,751 former SF State students and 65 current students, as well as the partial Social Security numbers of 219 others.
[ Story by Adam Brody ]
Saturday, Aug 26 2006 3:34 PM

Keeping Sources Confidential: Why We Need a Federal Shield Law Serving time in a jail cell is not in a journalist’s job description, but 24-year-old freelance blogger and videographer Josh Wolf has been sitting in a federal jail in Dublin, CA since the beginning of August for refusing to hand over his unpublished footage of an anti-G8 protest to federal investigators.
[ Story by Adam Brody ]
Saturday, Aug 26 2006 1:49 PM

Historical Exhibit Focuses on Chinatown A new exhibit created by two SF State faculty members at the Chinese Historical Society of America is the first of its kind to examine the affects the 1906 earthquake had on Chinatown and its residents.
[ Story by Adam Brody ]
Friday, Apr 21 2006 9:16 PM

Big Turnout at Holistic Health Conference The Future of Health Care Conference 2006: Reinventing Medicine and Integrating Health Care Alternatives attracted around 500 people, including California State Assembly Speaker pro Tempore Leland Yee, who served as host.
[ Story by Adam Brody ]
Monday, Apr 10 2006 12:40 PM

Film Review: Thank You For Smoking This is a movie review of "Thank you for smoking," directed by Jason Reitman.
[ Story by Asami Novak ]
Friday, Mar 17 2006 6:30 PM

Professor's Wheelchairs Help Enable the Disabled Ralf Hotchkiss is scheduled to take a trip to Nicaragua where he will pass on new wheelchair technologies to a technical high school in Leon.
[ Story by Adam Brody ]
Thursday, Mar 16 2006 8:22 PM

SF State Expands Courses on Arabic Language and Culture SF State introduced a new conversational Arabic course this spring, marking the next step in the university's goal of broadening its focus on Middle Eastern and Islamic culture.
[ Story by Adam Brody ]
Thursday, Mar 9 2006 8:55 PM

Ethnomathematics Exhibit Explores Different Cultures The opening of SF State’s first hands-on ethnomathematics exhibit explores various mathematical principles introduced by different cultures throughout history and challenges participants to get involved.
[ Story by Adam Brody ]
Sunday, Mar 5 2006 9:09 PM

Bursar's Office No Longer Accepting Visa Cards The SF State Bursar’s Office hasn’t been accepting payment with Visa for several months due to a fixed service charge. However, many students may have missed the message.
[ Story by Adam Brody ]
Thursday, Feb 16 2006 5:49 PM

Exhibit Opening Celebrates Scandinavian Artists BENT - a project of the International Center for the Arts (ICA) at SF State - attempts to examine how gender and sexuality influence the formation of one's identity. However, this connection is sometimes lost in the beautiful absurdity and as with much avant-garde art, interpretations vary.
[ Story by Adam Brody ]
Sunday, Feb 12 2006 5:13 PM

Professor Links Iraq and U.S. Doctors A live teleconferencing project linking doctors in the U.S. and Iraq is expected to be up and running by the end of March, due to the efforts of SF State professor Gary Selnow and his non-profit organization WiRED.
[ Story by Adam Brody ]
Saturday, Feb 4 2006 8:45 PM