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Campus elevators make students uneasy
Oct 14 5:58 PM
Tainted trash trouble
Oct 8 11:35 AM
Reading to 'Jumpstart' Education
Oct 8 11:33 AM
Robberies target electronics users
Oct 8 11:31 AM
SF State joins Campus Challenge to Save Lives
Oct 8 11:26 AM
Solidarity rally for UC cuts draw few students
Sep 30 5:27 PM
Stiff fines for improper bike parking
Sep 30 5:25 PM
On-campus Swine Flu cases confirmed
Sep 30 5:00 PM
Urban Youth Rock Out At SF State
Sep 30 4:59 PM
Suicide victim remembered as an artist
Sep 24 10:08 PM
Lets Talk about birds, bees, HIV
Sep 24 10:05 PM
Cesar Chavez construction held up
Sep 24 10:02 PM
Teachers Tackle Class Limits
Sep 24 9:59 PM
Honor grads close book on final semester
May 20 3:52 PM
From behind bars to behind books: project helps ex-cons
May 13 8:50 PM
Years of practice for one night
May 13 8:43 PM
Creative arts students finish phenomenal semester in style
May 13 8:41 PM
Student fashion show hits the runway off campus
May 13 8:40 PM
A special day to let go of a little stress
May 6 8:24 PM
Student delegates win-over model UN
May 6 7:56 PM
Students reach out to Burmese refugees
May 6 1:26 PM
Campus Life
Career Expo has smaller turnout
Jack Adams Hall filled up with hopeful students Oct. 30 looking to gain a leg up on the rest of the competition in securing employment after graduation. The Bi-Annual Career Expo put on each semester by the SF State Career... [ ] Thursday, Nov 5 12:00 PM
Halloween at the Health Center a scary, educational event
Screams echoed through the Student Health Center on Oct. 28 as students made their way through the SHC's annual haunted open house. The event drew people to the SHC, located near the Student Services Building, for a health fair. The... [ ] Thursday, Nov 5 11:35 AM
Cuts across campus to lower-paid staff called unfair
The California State University furlough proposal, which requires a uniform amount of unpaid days off for all faculty, staff and administrators, was written to affect every employee salary equally. "In bargaining with the various unions, the equivalent of a two-day... [ ] Thursday, Nov 5 11:30 AM
Bicyclists get free perks on bike day
Bicyclists at SF State were given VIP treatment Nov. 4 in honor of the fourth bike-to-school day, now part of the first-ever Sustainable SF State Week. ECO Students and the SF State Bicycle Advocacy Group joined forces to offer SF... [ ] Wednesday, Nov 4 3:54 PM
Panetta Internship brings students to government
For the past three years, the Institute for Civic and Community Engagement at SF State, along with University President Robert Corrigan, has selected one student annually to be awarded the prestigious Panetta Congressional Internship. The recipient is awarded a semester... [ ] Wednesday, Oct 28 4:18 PM
Gator in D.C. talks healthcare, politics
Senior business administration student Marc Wirtz has been named SF State's third Panetta Congressional Internship recipient, and is now working as an intern in Washington, D.C. The program allows 25-year-old Wirtz to spend his fall semester working in the office... [ ] Wednesday, Oct 28 4:12 PM
Planned Parenthood prez honored by SF State
SF State's National Sexuality Resource Center honored the President of the Planned Parenthood Foundation on Oct. 22 at the Champions of Sexual Literacy 2009, held at the Four Seasons Hotel downtown. The fourth annual event awarded Cecile Richards with a... [ ] Wednesday, Oct 28 3:39 PM
Maintenance still working on campus storm damage
A playground safety inspector has surveyed the damage at the Early Childhood Education Center caused by the windstorm that hit the University Oct. 13. The storm brought down a tree on the ECEC, damaging playhouse structures and the perimeter fence... [ ] Wednesday, Oct 28 2:24 PM
SF State's Police Blotter
THE BICYCLE THIEF A student's bike was reported stolen Thursday Oct. 15 from the bicycle racks in front of Mary Ward Hall. According to university police, the suspect used an unknown item to cut the victim's bike lock sometime between... [ ] Wednesday, Oct 21 5:00 PM
Student parking unaffected by Presidents Cup
Despite worries voiced by the Parking and Transportation Department in a mass e-mail sent the week before the competition, the 2009 President's Cup did not affect student parking the way it had been predicted to. From Oct. 6-9, 115 spaces... [ ] Wednesday, Oct 14 7:35 PM
Campus elevators make students uneasy
Out-of-date elevator permits in buildings throughout campus are making some students feel unsafe and may actually end up costing the University money. According to Erika Monterroza, spokesperson for the California Occupational Safety and Health Administration, SF State may face penalties... [ ] Wednesday, Oct 14 5:58 PM
Students rally in artistic way over budget cuts
Members of SF State's Art and Activism Performance put on a show the afternoon of Oct. 14 that reflected on how students were feeling about the budget cuts. Students gathered around Malcolm X Plaza and got excited about the creative... [ ] Wednesday, Oct 14 3:07 PM
Tainted trash trouble
In the rush between classes, students find themselves standing in front of three bins, each a different color, serving a different purpose, to toss their food and other forms of waste into. Among all the confusion and numerous items on... [ ] Thursday, Oct 8 11:35 AM
Reading to 'Jumpstart' Education
SF State's Jumpstart program is trying to help break the record for the number of people reading the same book on the same day on Oct. 8. The event, Read for the Record, is part of an international campaign by... [ ] Thursday, Oct 8 11:33 AM
Robberies target electronics users
Robbery continues to be a problem for SF State students and their belongings and, according to the Department of Public Safety, officers are seeing a much more diverse group of suspects. According to Deputy Chief of Police Patrick Wasley, in... [ ] Thursday, Oct 8 11:31 AM
SF State joins Campus Challenge to Save Lives
SF State has partnered with the California Transplant Donor Network to register as many organ and tissue donors as possible with the Donate Life California Organ and Tissue Donor Registry by Nov. 30. As of Wednesday, Oct. 29, there were... [ ] Thursday, Oct 8 11:26 AM
Solidarity rally for UC cuts draw few students
Students, faculty and staff throughout the University of California system protested budget cuts to higher education by staging a walkout Sept. 24. Across the state, protests were held at all 10 of the UC schools, many of which were starting... [ ] Wednesday, Sep 30 5:27 PM
Stiff fines for improper bike parking
For the past two weeks, SF State bicyclists fed up with overcrowded racks and the hassle of the Bike Barn have seen their own impromptu parking jobs met with hefty tickets. Business major Abdul Alshehri was on his way home... [ ] Wednesday, Sep 30 5:25 PM
