In the first episode of “The Editors Cut,” editor-in-chief Bailey Zitko and senior editor Eddie Monares sit down with Xpress senior digital editor, Bianca Sieraski, and reporter, Josh Miranda, to talk...

Thousands of feet bustling and swarming cheers fill the stadium — this is a typical day on Third and King Street. In May, it isn’t a foreign concept for Oracle Park to be populated with baseball fans...

When Ferris Bueller performed his computer hacking feat and broke into his high school’s computer system to “excuse” one too many absences, the idea of hacking came across much more lighthearted...

In a fluorescent-lit classroom, where whiteboards are usually filled with mathematical equations and diagrams, Professor Mojtaba Azadi’s early-semester ritual changes that typical writing on the wall. Instead...

Elena Pace left her world in North Carolina to pursue film production at SF State because she believed its online rankings could support her goals. If she had known the true state of the university, declining...

Cesar Chavez was a hero of mine growing up. As a Chicano kid trying to make sense of a world filled with hatred, inequality and bottomless greed, Chavez, co-founder of the United Farm Workers movement,...

Sitting in an advisor’s office, looking over your degree progress report — it’s hard to ignore the perpetual anxiety of uncertainty. A missing credit or taking the wrong classes can set a student...

Playing violin in front of a sold-out-crowd and flying thousands of miles in the sky to capture the perfect photo — there may not be two more differing jobs to have. But for SF State music professor...

Students occupying SF State’s administration building, new departments emerging and tuition being “essentially free” — this was SF State’s reality in 1968 during the height of the flower-power...

Martha Kenney and Martha Lincoln were already critical of AI’s negative effects on higher education when the CSU cut the metaphorical red satin ribbon and entered into its OpenAI contract. Nearly a year...

Men’s baseball, women’s indoor track and men’s soccer are completely different sports, but SF State put them in a position to have a common similarity: they have been terminated from the athletics...

What often reminded him of the twin towers, two rising silhouettes against the dark Chicago sky, was the same place he called home — the dangerous projects on the South Side. A three-year-old boy can...