Since early November, Director Zeno Zacks and his crew have been working to transform the intimate setting of Creative Arts ...

The Asian American studies department and Edison Uno Initiative hosted a Day of Remembrance event to commemorate those incarcerated by Executive Order 9066, including 19 SFSU students.

San Francisco State University will discontinue the Italian, German and Ethnic Studies programs, with the two language cuts being changed to interdisciplinary minors starting next fall semester.

Skilled trade workers at San Francisco State University went on strike for their rights this morning outside of San Francisco State University.

The newly-rennovated Castro Theatre hosted a sold-out screening of the new A24 romantic-comedy “Pillion” from British writer-director Harry Lighton, starring Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling, ...

During the Gators’ final match of the season, they honored 10 seniors. The crowds roared for their wrestlers and their ...

Students and faculty walk out of class in solidarity with the immigrant community despite a religious group agitating students nearby.

Individual schools held their own strikes Monday morning, but by noon, all educators and supporters gathered in Civic Center to rally together. GWHS teacher and SFSU alum Anna Karney spoke about the 6 ...

Cole Fowler (he/him) is a broadcasting and electronic communication arts (BECA) and journalism senior at San Francisco State University and a first-time staff writer for Golden Gate Xpress currently ...

Super Bowl LX sees San Francisco as the host city, and despite the city’s negative perceptions that have gained national attention, some media members are excited to be here.

For only four hours on Thursday evening, a pizza restaurant in the Lower Haight transformed into a bustling Korean fusion spot. Jules, named after head chef and owner Max Blachman-Gentile’s grandma, ...