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70 years: a soccer legacy continued 1939 -- Gas was 10 cents a gallon and the average cost of a new home was $3,800. 1939 was also the year SF State's men's soccer program kicked off -- and just like the cost of living, their history...
[ Story by Matt Mcfadden ]
Wednesday, Nov 11 2009 12:33 PM

No rigor mortis for news I am sick of hearing journalism is dying. I honestly believe it's not, and not just as a journalist. Without written news reporting, we would not have the market place of ideas so essential for democracy to function. People take...
[ Story by Sahar Shahidi ]
Wednesday, May 6 2009 8:00 PM

[X]press wins 16 CCMA awards The newspaper, online and magazine take home top awards.
[ Story by Jerold Chinn ]
Tuesday, Mar 3 2009 9:44 PM

Greetings [X]press readers Welcome to the Fall 2008 [X]press news service, a family of publications from the SF State journalism department. We offer free, nonstop coverage of our university and beyond through our weekly newspaper, monthly magazine and ever-developing website, www.xpress.sfsu.edu. Each [X]press...
[ Story by Eric Gneckow ]
Wednesday, Aug 27 2008 6:42 AM

Journalism advisers need protection, too Many kudos to State Sen. Leland Yee (D -San Francisco/ San Mateo) for unveiling Senate Bill 1370, which aims to "prohibit an employee from being dismissed, suspended, disciplined, reassigned, transferred, or otherwise retaliated against for acting to protect a pupil's...
[ Story by [X]press Staff Editorial ]
Thursday, Mar 6 2008 2:58 PM

Professor retires to focus on photos As Rodger Birt flipped through a bin of old photographs in Busvan for Bargains, a now defunct San Francisco used furniture store, one in particular caught his eye. He recognized the photo as a bromoil print, a circa 1920 developing...
[ Story by Dylan Silver ]
Thursday, Nov 15 2007 9:32 AM

What You See is What You Get from Rolling Stone Intern Krishtine de Leon, 24, a former SF State student and section editor for [X]press, has perplexed viewers by calling herself “ghettoized” and has been stereotyped as an “Asian with a Latin accent.” Bloggers have written disparaging remarks about her and she has responded in kind. She's been ridiculed for not knowing Jann Wenner’s name, called out for her grill, and declared a “poser bitch” by one blogger. People can’t seem to figure her out, she said.
[ Story by Christine Joy Ferrer ]
Saturday, Feb 10 2007 12:48 AM

Pipe Maintenance Shuts Down Humanities Buildings Bathrooms Students looking to wash their hands after using the restroom on the third floor of the Humanities building found brown discolored water coming out of the faucets.
[ Story by [X]press Staff ]
Wednesday, Oct 25 2006 3:03 PM

Letter From the Online Editor Well be touching on some explicit material, so bring an open parachuteermind. Minds are like parachutes
[ Story by Sam Devine ]
Friday, Sep 1 2006 12:41 PM

Letter From the Editor The start of a new semester means new classes, new people and new challenges. At [X]press, the start of this semester means new beginnings as well.
[ Story by Paulette Bleam ]
Wednesday, Aug 30 2006 12:42 PM

Bush Needs Focus Do you ever wonder how tough it must be to be president? Do you ever wonder if George W. Bush knows how tough the job is? Maybe hes keeping it a secret.
[ Story by [X]press editorial board ]
Wednesday, May 17 2006 8:11 AM

9/11 Hits Hollywood Is Hollywod going too far in its interpretaion of September 11th?
[ Story by [X]press Editorial Staff ]
Wednesday, May 3 2006 11:57 AM

Solidarity, Pride and Color: May Day Demonstrations From downtown San Francisco to the SF State campus to San Jose, check out [X]press Online's ongoing coverage of the day's events.
[ Story by [X]press Staff ]
Tuesday, May 2 2006 11:08 AM

Special Series: The War Issue Three years into the war in Iraq, [X]press explores the war's effect on SF State.
[ Story by [X]press Publications ]
Thursday, Mar 23 2006 6:56 PM

[X]press Magazine Spring 2006 Holding up a mirror to Bay Area culture.
[ Story by [X]press staff writers ]
Wednesday, Mar 22 2006 12:53 PM

College Newspapers Vulnerable to Censorship College and university publications across the country may be vulnerable to censorship due to the Supreme Courts denial to hear an appeal on a case involving student journalists.
[ Story by Andrea Wolf ]
Friday, Mar 3 2006 3:21 PM

Speak Up on [X]press! The marketplace of ideas is a theory declaring that if everyone is allowed to freely voice their opinions, concerns, and ideas, the public will naturally choose the best quality products and truth will emerge from the jumble. Unfortunately, history has...
[ Story by Editorial Board ]
Tuesday, Jan 31 2006 2:45 PM

Multimedia Madness [X]Press Magazine has multimedia! Check it out: From the Reproduction Issue: A Body to Match The Fall of the Wild And from the Culture Issue: The Unconventional Conventionalists...
[ Story by [X]Press Publications ]
Monday, Nov 21 2005 5:00 PM

Team Appointed to Investigate Professor's Arrest When African American professor Antwi Akom drove to San Francisco State University to retrieve a book for his class the next day, he never imagined he would end up behind bars.
[ Story by Jessica Jones ]
Monday, Oct 31 2005 12:01 PM

Team Appointed to Investigate Professor's Arrest When African American professor Antwi Akom drove to San Francisco State University to retrieve a book for his class the next day, he never imagined he would end up behind bars.
[ Story by Jessica Jones ]
Monday, Oct 31 2005 12:01 PM

On Stike! Shut it Down...Please It was a watershed moment for student activism at SF State, a far cry from the activism of students in 1968 who walked out of classes for five months. That was the longest student strike in U.S. history. It ousted two university presidents and in the end forced administration officials to meet students' non-negotiable demands.
[ Story by Kimberly Turner, Alejandro Alfonso ]
Thursday, Oct 27 2005 9:25 AM

JEPET the Joke The latest news suggests it is just a matter of time before the controversial and much despised JEPET is reformed, if not eliminated from SF State.
[ Story by [X]Press Publications ]
Tuesday, Oct 11 2005 3:12 PM

Letter to Editor- Lost ID card breaks the bank To the [X]press Editor, It has come to my attention that the fee to replace a lost or stolen SFSU ID card is $22. This is an outrageous fee for a lost card. The students and staff members at SFSU...
[ Story by Special to [X]Press ]
Monday, Oct 10 2005 8:49 PM

8-Letter to Editor-PGA Golf road rage Editor, [X]press: I have been hearing numerous complaints from my co-workers, professors, and classmates about the golf tournaments troubles. On the record, I would like to ask the organizers of the PGA event to never come back. One of my...
[ Story by Guest Letter ]
Monday, Oct 10 2005 8:14 PM

[X]Press Magazine Fall 2005 If you think reproduction is only about getting busy, check out the latest issue of [X]press Magazine.
[ Story by [X]Press Magazine Staff ]
Friday, Oct 7 2005 3:36 PM

Hurricane Katrina: Special Report from [X]Press Online [X]Press Online has taken an exclusive look at how the hurricane has affected SF State students and faculty, as well as others throughout San Francisco.
[ Story by [X]Press Publications ]
Wednesday, Sep 28 2005 12:42 AM

Sudoku 2 Watch out crossword and word search, theres a new puzzle in town. Sudoku, a number-based puzzle game, is taking gamers by storm. The Book of Sudoku 2, compiled by Michael Mepham, is only one of many books designed to teach new Sudoku followers the rules and methods used to solve the addictive puzzle.
[ Story by Shannon Ryan ]
Monday, Sep 26 2005 8:17 PM

Katrina Has Temporarily Made Us Blind. Americans can be forgiven for spending the last few weeks focusing on the devastation Hurricane Katrina wrought on the Gulf Coast. For many of us, seeing such widespread destruction and despair on American soil is a new experience.
[ Story by [X]Press Publication ]
Tuesday, Sep 20 2005 3:21 PM

The Katrina Blues Through 24-hour streaming video, live newscasts and written reports, Hurricane Katrina has been called a natural disaster. In reality, the death and destruction left by Katrina is a man-made disaster.
[ Story by [X]Press Publications ]
Tuesday, Sep 6 2005 8:56 PM

Corrigan's Silence Bad for Education The end of any semester is a time for reflection - on what we have done right or wrong as students, how we can improve for next semester or what we can take away from the college experience as graduates....
[ Story by [X]Press Editorial ]
Monday, May 16 2005 3:38 PM

Homosexuality on the Down Low This is nationally considered a gay-friendly city, and for the most part, people are not uncomfortable with the lifestyle. How then, one might ask, is the newly recognized phenomenon of down-low men even possible?
[ Story by [X]press Editorial ]
Monday, May 2 2005 3:09 PM

Education Trumps Activism It is disheartening when some student groups, determined to get their point of view across to as wide an audience as possible, take to disrupting classes and other school functions with noisy, intrusive protests.
[ Story by [X]press Editors ]
Wednesday, Apr 20 2005 7:25 PM

Students Need to Follow ASI Funding When it comes to your money, you want to know its safe, right? You want to check your account balance and know everything is there. If theres a withdrawal you dont recognize, it should be easy to spot, easy to question and easy to fix.
[ Story by Xpress Editorial Board ]
Tuesday, Apr 5 2005 3:11 PM

Educational Diversity Faces Extinction As program cuts, suspensions, reduced faculty numbers and a possible elimination of all athletics loom over students heads, we find ourselves fighting against extinctions that threaten the intellectual diversity that we so desperately need.
[ Story by [X]press Staff ]
Wednesday, Feb 23 2005 5:00 PM

Sign up to Lose Your Rights The months leading up to the start of a new school year bring fierce competition for a spot in residential housing on campus. Incoming freshmen and transfer students are told to apply early to secure a place in one of the dorms or apartments at SF State. If chosen, a deposit is made, the first months rent is paid, a contract is signed and the deal is done.
[ Story by [X]Press Editorial Staff ]
Wednesday, Oct 20 2004 2:08 PM

Judicial Affairs vs. First Amendment On university campuses throughout the United States, students should fight the power of judicial affairs boards and coordinators and stand up for the constitutional guarantees of freedom of religion, speech and the press.
[ Story by Xpress Editorial Staff ]
Wednesday, Sep 29 2004 7:06 PM

[X]press Wins Best Newspaper, Magazine, Online General News Reporting SF States three publications recently received several awards for writing and photography featured in the Golden Gate [X]press, [X]press Online and [X]press Magazine.
[ Story by Jaime San Felippo ]
Thursday, Mar 25 2004 6:13 PM

How Did That Horowitz Advertisement Run in [X]press? When a controversial ad like the full-page one that ran in the March 11 issue comes to our advertising department, it is [X]press policy that the editorial board have the ultimate decision as to whether it should run in our publication.
[ Story by Christine Yee ]
Monday, Mar 15 2004 4:54 PM

About [X]press [X]press Publications and its staff members are dedicated to providing an independent and accurate information source for the San Francisco State University campus and the greater Bay Area community.
[ Story by [X]press ]
Sunday, Mar 7 2004 3:26 PM

Letter From the Editor's Desk Everyone has an opinion on the recall, and journalists are certainly no exception. Love it or hate it, the recall has, at the very least,...
[ Story by Stephanie Lim ]
Thursday, Sep 25 2003 4:58 PM