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  1. Christian Cagigal

    Gator is city’s premier ghosthunter

    Magician Christian Cagigal (B.A., ’02) owns and operates the San Francisco Ghost Hunt Walking Tour

  2. Mom holding up her toddler against a sunset

    COVID study shows children’s mental health tied to mothers’

    A new study highlights how a mom’s pandemic and childhood trauma impact children’s mental health

  3. alt="Watercolor digital painting of anti-hijab and anti-government protests in Iran showing women burning head scarves in a powerful human rights movement for equality and solidarity"

    Director of SF State’s Center for Iranian Diaspora Studies shares four ways to support Iran protestors

    Professor Persis Karim says it’s critical to speak up, learn more and support human rights organizations and female students

  4. Apparel design students constructing their garments in a classroom

    SF State students give fresh look to unwanted clothing through repair and redesign

    Apparel Design and Merchandising students repurpose unsellable garments through University partnership

  5. Sign that reads "San Francisco State University"

    SF State named 2022 Hispanic-Serving Institutions Leader by Fulbright Program

    The University earns this recognition for the second year in a row

  6. Person collecting samples at crime scene

    Study questions the medical privacy of forensic samples

    SF State researchers say databases used by law enforcement could contain private information about individuals, including crime victims

  7. Emmanuel Padilla

    Latinx Student Center director takes stock of his mission, National Hispanic Heritage Month

    Emmanuel Padilla says his goal is to ‘authentically establish visibility for Latinx-identifying students’

  8. Sign that reads "San Francisco State University"

    SF State initiative builds justice leaders who advocate for most vulnerable to climate change

    Climate Justice Leaders Initiative takes interdisciplinary approach to tackle multifaceted climate crisis

  9. Students and faculty with bionic arm and Sony microprocessor

    Student researchers’ bionic arm wins grand prize at Sony competition

    The summer research project shows promise to be low cost and low power

  10. Cornel West black and white studio headshot

    World-famous scholar, activist Dr. Cornel West to give free lecture on campus

    The philosopher has a passion to keep alive the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. — to tell the truth and bear witness to love and justice