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  1. Man playing a guitar

    Lecturer of American Indian Studies weaves traditional Pomo music in latest album

    Paul Steward’s “World Champion” blends blues, rock and Native music

  2. A bowl of salad in a woman's lap

    Campus programs target food insecurity

    University initiatives and events offer students in need free food and other resources

  3. Briana Torres in front of an American flag

    Gator veterans find support, community at Vets Corner

    ‘This is a safe space for us,’ says VETS at SFSU Vice President Briana Torres

  4. A graduate wears funny glasses that say while while sitting in a crowd of grads at Oracle Park

    Save the Date: SF State Commencement set for May 26, 2023

    Oracle Park readies for another home run Commencement honoring the Class of 2023

  5. Two smiling people pipetting for a molecular biology experiment

    Program trains the next generation of scientists and mentors

    The Bridges to Doctorate program celebrates its 30th anniversary and its impact on University graduate students and the science community

  6. Theresa Hammond and Sedzani Musundwa

    Professor reaches across borders to support Black accountants

    When South African Accounting Ph.D. candidate Sedzani Musundwa was unable to find a dissertation supervisor, SF State Professor of Accounting Theresa Hammond stepped in

  7. Robert Bechtle’s lithograph ’61 Impala shows a lonely Chevy parked inside the SF State parking garage

    Realist art by Professor Emeritus Robert Bechtle donated to SFSU

    Gift from the Robert Bechtle and Whitney Chadwick Trust will be used to teach painting, printmaking, art history and more

  8. One actor holds his laptop over his head about to slam it on the ground while an actress watches while seated with her laptop on her lap

    Campus arts scene revs up with live events

    After going mostly virtual during the pandemic, SF State’s performing arts community is getting busy again in real life

  9. Microscope image of one large tick surrounded by smaller ticks

    Grad student explores icky new angle on health inequities: ticks

    Jacoby Clark hopes to bridge entomology and social justice as an inaugural Public Health Entomology for All fellow

  10. Christian Cagigal

    Gator is city’s premier ghosthunter

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