The Loud Voices of a Quiet Print
Seniors of the Women and Gender Studies department at San Francisco State University slowly filtered through the door of room 131 in the Humanities building. Most of the tables and Continue Reading
City Surf
It was the coldest day of the year in San Francisco. A low pressure system off the coast sent frigid winds and dismal surfing conditions to the shores of Linda Continue Reading
Comedy Godfather, City Outsider
“Humans! Listen to my face hole!” Tony Sparks has been on stage long enough to know how to capture attention. He stands behind the mic at a sparsely occupied bar Continue Reading
The Summer of Love: How San Francisco is Recognizing the Iconic Movement
Visitors peer in on colorful artifacts and psychedelic motifs, some stop to take selfies in a light show room where multi-colored waves splash against the walls, and some are dressed Continue Reading
The Aftermath
Dolores Piper (left), great aunt of Derrick Gaines, and Gaines’ half-brother Michael Red (right), 7, pose for a portrait in their home in South San Francisco. Gaines, 15, was fatally Continue Reading
An Uncertain Move for San Francisco’s Sex Workers
Marion Pellegrini, core staff member at St. James Infirmary, poses for a portrait in the lab where he draws blood for various tests for patients. The clinic provides healthcare and Continue Reading
When Preparation Becomes Risk
Michael Slater, 27, presents his Truvada pill – a medication that prevents HIV by 99 percent. Photos by Martin Bustamante By Carlos Mendoza Two and a half years ago Michael Continue Reading
Between the Old and New School
Photographs and story by Alex Kofman Coffee shops, bars and restaurants are typically places people have in mind when considering where to meet their friends. They want a place where Continue Reading
Hotel of a Different Feather
Birgit Soyka, owner of the San Francisco Bird Hotel, kisses Amy, one of the hotel’s guests. Photographs by James Chan By Jenna Van De Ryt When entering the San Continue Reading
SF Neighborhood looks to provide youth services
Monique Hosein speaks at the community town hall meeting at John O’connell High School. Photography by Angelica Williams By Jasmine Williams San Francisco Supervisor David Campos paced the auditorium of Continue Reading
A Yawn Worth Yelling make noise in local scene
Brayden Deskins (right) and Tyler Boyd (left), singers of the band A Yawn Worth Yelling, perform during their Play Pretend EP Party at Bottom of the Hill. Photos by Qing Continue Reading
SF to NYC Comparison
By Ashley Goldsmith In 2012 Businessweek.com named San Francisco as America’s best city. The vast employment opportunities, many ways in which one can spend their disposable income and the cityscape Continue Reading