Editorial: Words in Red
The Monday morning pro-life advocates came to campus, I got my period. I had been anxiously awaiting its arrival for the last two weeks, and smiled as I looked down Continue Reading
The Cultural Taboo of Mental Health
Hillary Peregrina didn’t know what to do with her feelings of depression when she was fourteen. As a Filipina-American teenager, Peregrina felt like she didn’t have a say in her Continue Reading
The Coming Out Experience
At seventeen years old, Mar Pierce was nervous. She had just realized that she was bisexual and, although nervous, built up the courage to come out to her mom. Pierce’s Continue Reading
It’s Not JUST Hair
Solange Knowles made a soundtrack for being black in America, mostly recognized by her anthem “Don’t Touch My Hair”. Dance worthy, the song forces a smile upon your face and Continue Reading
The Importance of Them
It is a typical Monday afternoon at the J. Paul Leonard Library at San Francisco State University. Busy—the kind of busy where booming conversations blend together until no actual sentences Continue Reading
Queer People of Color Makes its Way Back to SF State
More than a decade after it was first formed, an advocacy group for queer people of color is making its return to San Francisco State University.
Down, but Not Out
Story by Julian Espinoza and David Rodriguez. Photos by David Rodriguez. As a child, Eugene Riley, now twenty-five, frequently visited San Francisco State University. His mother studied there and he Continue Reading
Ready or Not, Virtual Reality is Here
Imagine having the ability to visit any place in the world that you wanted. Not only that, but imagine being able to get there in a matter of seconds. No Continue Reading
Life outside of Campus
No one understands the meaning of a night out better than college students. When high school comes to an end for students across California, some consider their choice of campus Continue Reading
Is Eating Healthy on a Budget Possible?
In the face of tuition fees and a higher price of living, students find ways to deal with their food security issues.
Tackling Masculinity with Self-Care
In the past few years, the idea of self-care has garnered quite a bit of buzz across social media. From thousands of videos on YouTube that show people’s self-care routines Continue Reading
Radical Education: Experimental Education at SFSU
“The very fact that you have chosen to teach your own class is political—it’s radical—and it’s an idea that can spread like wildfire,” Kathy Emery, 63, says to a room Continue Reading