Eliza Arthur

Eliza Arthur, Staff Photographer

Eliza Arthur (she/her) is a staff photographer for Xpress Magazine and is majoring in photojournalism and minoring in marketing and Africana studies at SF State. She has a passion for photographing people of color, people within the LBGTQ+ community and others who may not be highlighted in mainstream media. In her free time she enjoys collecting vinyl records and baking.

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[Photo] The Gaps in Public Assistance

Asé Mora, Staff Reporter
May 20, 2026

Youngest daughter, Joey Carmona, sits on her mom, Laura Jimenez’s lap after waking up from a morning nap on May 7, 2026. (Eliza Arthur / Xpress Magazine)

[Photo] Keeping The Music Alive: The Mission’s Last Latin Record Store

Ben Rubin, Staff Reporter
May 19, 2026

The former record store sign for Discolandia records in the Mission District. The store officially closed its doors in 2011 and a restaurant now takes its place on May 10, 2026. (Eliza Arthur / Xpress...

[Photo] The Hollowing of Humanities: From Exploration to Vocation

Bailey Zitko, Editor-in-Chief
April 17, 2026

SF State student, Audrey MacVicar, transferred for the anthropology program that shortly after announced it was being discontinued. (Eliza Arthur / Xpress Magazine)

[Photo] How Bay Area Dancers are Fighting for Change

Kai Sabins, Staff Reporter
April 1, 2026

Alicia “Acacia Sol” Davis, More’ Hicks, Christopher “Mayhem” Martinez, Jared “Izy” Mathis and Jeremiah Sheppert perform “Je Te Veux” at the Here and Now Black Choreographers Festival....

[Photo] A Conversation with Martha Kenney and Martha Lincoln: When the CSU Embraced AI, They Challenged It

Bailey Zitko, Editor-in-Chief
February 16, 2026

Martha Lincoln is an associate professor of anthropology at SF State. Lincoln, along with her five other colleagues in the department will be SF State’s last anthropology professors at SF State after...

Cowboys of Color

Eliza Arthur, Staff Photographer
February 12, 2026

In the late 19th century the depiction of a white man on a horse bearing a rope dressed in chaps and spurs was commonly seen within Hollywood, artwork, and early advertisements but that is historically...

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