SFSU in the Media
A selection of recent stories about the San Francisco State University community that have appeared in the media.
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September
Reecent stories from September 2026.
University President Lynn Mahoney’s retirement announcement
9/8/2026
University President Lynn Mahoney’s retirement announcement was discussed in multiple articles. (The MSN Money article was originally published by the San Francisco Chronicle. This announcement was also covered in KQED, KTVU-TV, KRON-TV and KGO-TV news; these clips are unavailable.)
SFGate; San Francisco Chronicle; MSN Money; East Bay Times; The Mercury News
Steven Lee, an alumnus, was interviewed about the history of Chinatown’s nightlife.
9/9/2026
Small-business owner and entrepreneur Steven Lee, an alumnus, was interviewed about the history of Chinatown’s nightlife.
Research on couples and communication by Professor of Psychology Sarah Holley
9/9/2026
Research on couples and communication by Professor of Psychology Sarah Holley was cited in an article about power dynamics in a relationship. (This article was originally published by Bolde.)
San Francisco Chronicle
9/7/2026
Ray Miller, former mayor of Brisbane and current professor emeritus of International Relations, expressed his concerns for the future of Brisbane if a proposed housing development project is approved.