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Men's soccer fails to score 'W' in last hurrah Entering their final two games of the season, SF State's men's soccer team looked to play for pride. They had neither a winning record nor a shot of clinching their division title -- just pride. But the search for the...
[ Story by Matt McFadden ]
Thursday, Nov 5 2009 10:21 AM

Merchants, street performers call Market St. home Like the Champs-Elysees in Paris or Fifth Avenue in New York City, San Francisco’s Market Street serves as an axis for citizens and visitors to...
[ Story by Kyle Martin ]
Thursday, Dec 4 2008 9:05 AM

Activists return to SF State, talk about student activism Imploring young people to fight for social justice and to believe they can help change the world, two members of the Black Student Union who...
[ Story by Kyle Martin ]
Sunday, Nov 2 2008 4:22 PM

Sunday morning, coming down I love Al Davis. From the time he became the Oakland Raiders head coach in 1963 until the late 1980s and three Super Bowl titles later, Al was the unchallenged architect and savant of the team’s run to greatness. He...
[ Story by Kyle Martin ]
Wednesday, Oct 8 2008 12:03 PM

Northern California Renaissance Faire brings 16th Century England to life The Northern California Renaissance Faire has made its annual appearance in Hollister. Re-enacting the period between 1490 and 1630, hundreds of revelers take a break from the real world to immerse themselves in an imaginary English town to enjoy music,...
[ Story by Kyle Martin ]
Tuesday, Sep 30 2008 8:39 AM

Student Workers Getting Short-Changed Students who choose to work on campus lose the benefit of earning a higher minimum wage rate due to an exemption from the city’s Minimum Wage Ordinance. According to Richard Waller, the supervising compliance officer for the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement, because SF State is a state agency, the MWO does not apply to the college and therefore, they don’t have to follow the state minimum wage laws.
[ Story by Veronica Alvarez Lake ]
Thursday, Oct 12 2006 8:30 PM

Church Commercial Invites the Masses The United Church of Christ is currently airing a commercial welcoming the community into the church doors. It is part of the church's aggressive plan to fill church pews on Sunday mornings.
[ Story by Danelle Weller ]
Wednesday, Apr 19 2006 5:05 PM

College Night Hits a Home Run On April 25, it was a lowly section, way up on the third deck, that provided the noise and cheers that energized the crowd as section 331 became ground zero for College Night.
[ Story by Brad Wall ]
Wednesday, Apr 27 2005 3:27 PM

Urban Iditarod Races Through City Streets A melee erupted in the streets of San Francisco when over 400 caninus homo erecti (humans imitating dogs) took to the streets, some at breakneck speeds, others collared, leashed and heeling nicely with their owners in control, but all howling, mushing their sleds ... err ... shopping carts in the 11th Annual Urban Iditarod.
[ Story by Susan Szewczyk ]
Wednesday, Mar 9 2005 2:09 PM

Cuts May be "Deep and Narrow," Effects Widespread The $10.3 million CSU budget cuts are sparking fears of shrinking programs, lower standards in education, and matriculating at SF State under the seven-year plan....
[ Story by JOUR 300-02, Austin Long-Scott's Reporting Class ]
Tuesday, May 4 2004 11:55 AM

Mixed Reaction to Sports Referendum Defeat Angry, frustrated, and ready to transfer. This is how some SF State students feel about the possibility of massive cutbacks to the athletics department. “As it is, we don’t have enough classes, and now they are going to get rid...
[ Story by Julyette Moreno ]
Wednesday, Apr 7 2004 1:57 PM

Students Critique Faculty Work at New Exhibit Art teachers analyze student work everyday. Now, the tables have turned.
[ Story by Somer Flaherty ]
Thursday, Feb 26 2004 12:16 PM