By Chris Torres
Photos by Gregory Moreno
Big ideas are floating around San Francisco’s City Hall. Ideas like Central Subways, state pensions, Shark Fin Soup and America’s Cup. Impressive...
By Lina Abascal
Photos by Elijah Nouvelage
It is Wednesday night, and it isn’t school, boy troubles, or a long day at work that’s stressing out SF State students Ally Forrest, Noella Haverkamp, and...
It’s 2:30 in the afternoon on a Sunday and Clooney’s, the sizable dive bar on the corner of 25th Street and Valencia, is in full swing. Older patrons with carved faces line the horseshoe-shaped bar...
By Liz Ireland
Photos by Gregory Moreno
On a bright Sunday across the bay in Oakland, James Frank’s kitchen slowly fills with the sweet smell of boiling grape juice and sugar. The sunlight that streams...
By Julio Cortez
Photos by Gregory Moreno
It’s a warm Thursday evening in San Francisco’s Union Square, a bustling shopping destination for those ready to indulge in wool-rich fall essentials during...
By Sage Kemmerley
Photos by Elijah Nouvelag
They sit silent on rooftops and cling quietly to walls. They sneak into small corners of concrete and spread out over thousands of square feet. They’re...
By Natalia Vasquez
Eric Verduzco
A thick scattered group of clouds race the Monday commuters home for a hot dinner, diving over one another in clusters that intertwine in delicate yet aggressive patterns....
By Jessica Graham
With her eyes fixed on the computer screen, Angela Doll Carlson, Tweets, posts and shares her way to a higher Klout score. Her goal: to get one person to actually reach out to her and...
After the Monday lunch rush dies down, Tan Truong washes his hands, pulls a few paper towels from the dispenser and quickly dries off before tossing the crumpled towels in the recycle bin and steps down...
On the outside it almost blends in as any other building on the street. Its faded pink color and brick stairs give it the similar face of many San Francisco apartments. It isn’t until you notice the...
By Tamerra Griffin
Inside the dimly lit Cafe du Nord, soft chatter buzzes about. San Francisco’s young literati--outfitted in thick-rimmed glasses and carefully coiffed “unkempt” hairdos--brave...
By Martin Telleria
Photos by Andrew Lopez
In the storied history of SF State, no sports team had ever won a championship. After opening its doors in 1899, it wasn’t until 2010, over a hundred years...