Sharing Economy Apps
The new sharing economy that took rise in the mid 2000’s has introduced people to the concept of gaining goods, housing, and services through exchange instead of spending money.
How to Avoid Getting Sick During Finals
The last thing someone needs the day before the big test is to wake up sick.
What’s up with Bae?
With all these trending words on the loose, what do SF State students think of them? Watch this video to find out.
Where are your clothes made?
A new campaign urges customers to ponder the lengths another human being goes through to help make the shirt on the buyer’s back.
Oakland Opportunity: Chapter 510
Chapter 510 has volunteered a total of 1,000 hours with MetWest’s freshman class in the East Bay.
Y Generation: Afraid of dating?
Listen to what SF State students have to say about their experiences on dating apps.
Free Muni helps seniors and disabled
Beginning March 1st, Seniors and Disabled people have a whole new way to get around for free.
The last mural standing
Culture contains the seed of resistance. Latin music floated down the street, artists painted on wooden fences, and over one hundred people stopped to admire the vivid, aged, and descriptive Continue Reading
Q&A with Creative Action Network co-founder Max Slavkin
Max Slavkin, twenty-seven and an LA native, is the co-founder of the small startup Creative Action Network. The startup is a website that runs a crowdsourced campaign and sells prints, Continue Reading
America the Beautiful: Blames Media for Sexualizing America’s Youth
The porn industry, child beauty pageants, and the media were once again the painted culprits of twisting the younger generation’s view and approach to sex in the premiere of Darryl Continue Reading
28/28L 19th Avenue changes at the expense of others
Disapproval of the new bus route was made clear by community members at the Muni Forward 28/28L19th Ave Rapid Project open house, at Mercy High School on Thursday, November 6th. Continue Reading
Effect of Caffeine overload and addiction
Caffeine and college students are two nouns that are often associated with one another. During midterms and finals, ordering the extra cup of French Roast or nursing another mug of Continue Reading