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  1. Protestors with raised fists and picket signs march on campus during the San Francisco State student strike

    SF State launches comprehensive online archive of historic student strike

    New website features hundreds of photos, news footage, posters, documents, oral histories 

  2. A crowd of smiling graduates dressed in reglia with one grad standing giving thumbs up

    Save the date: Get ready to celebrate the Class of 2024 at Oracle Park May 24

    Gator grads return to the ballpark for the eighth year

  3. A mannequin spinning on its head wearing a pink Adidas jumpsuit is on display at Hip Hop America: The Mixtape Exhibit

    ‘Hip Hop America’: SF State History professor assembles major exhibition at Grammy Museum

    As co-curator, Felicia Angeja Viator emphasizes women’s contributions to hip-hop 

  4. LeRoid David smiles, clasps his fingers together and looks toward his left while sitting on a purple couch on the Quad next to a blue baseball cap on a sunny day

    Alum’s design, illustration work represents Filipinos and the Bay

    Since drawing art in yearbooks in his youth, LeRoid David has wanted to make a positive impact through art 

  5. Two people sitting on a stage speaking to a crowd.

    SF State president speaks to University’s role in the future of San Francisco

    Lynn Mahoney attends San Francisco Business Times event, discusses how SF State fuels city's diverse workforce

  6. Vasav Juthani standing by Tumaini Innovation Center sign

    A trip to Kenya shifts student perspectives on what an engineer is

    A new international engineering summer program gives students research experience and broadens their minds

  7. A climate science themed camp called LandPhil at Burning Man

    SF State researchers return to Burning Man for a new look at the festival’s environmental impact

    The team, from the University’s School of the Environment, wants to know if sustainability efforts are making a difference

  8. Rebecca Alvarez Story

    First-generation alumna builds national brand on sexual openness

    Sexologist Rebecca Alvarez Story is the founder and CEO of Bloomi, which specializes in intimate health products for a bilingual audience

  9. The front façade of the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts on a sunny day

    SF State and the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts: partners in culture and resistance

    Against the odds, two San Francisco institutions have long collaborated on a grassroots level 

  10. A split image of authors Julian Lopera, Leticia Hernandez, Norman Zelaya, Carolina De Robertis and Josepg Cassara

    Five SF State authors to read during National Hispanic Heritage Month

    Graduates, faculty of SF State’s Creative Writing program share powerful stories and poetry that reflect the diversity of the Latinx experience