As San Francisco State University experiences tuition hikes, course cuts and the complete dissolution of some sport teams, ...
An orchid nicknamed “Azadi” at the SFSU Center for Iranian Diaspora Studies, Dec. 10, 2024. (Jesus Arriaga / Golden Gate Xpress) An orchid sits inside the main room of the Center for Iranian Diaspora ...
After a 15-year lull in the once technologically revolutionary “Tron” franchise, its third installment, “Tron: Ares,” marks a return to the digital frontier of the Tron universe, but fails to innovate ...
The big three fall film festivals at Venice, Telluride and Toronto have come and gone, but the Bay Area is just getting started. The 48th Mill Valley Film Festival, the Bay Area’s premier fall ...
San Francisco State University has guaranteed on-campus housing to all incoming students this fall, including first-year, transfer and international students, according to university officials.
Review: Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi’s taut ‘It Was Just an Accident’ masterfully indicts a regime
Censorship made Jafar Panahi get creative. When the Iranian filmmaker was bestowed with the Palme d’Or, the Cannes Film Festival’s top prize, earlier this year, it felt like a celebration of Panahi’s ...
Last year, University Budget Committee members and San Francisco State University officials asked the Chancellor’s Office for help dealing with budget issues and shrinking resources as a result of ...
The first day of school ushered in not only nervous freshmen and seasoned returning students, but also a diverse array of back-to-school fashion. From student to student, each individual made their ...
Fidelity is a fickle thing. The act of adaptation heavily relies upon an artist bringing unique perspectives to preexisting work, whatever it may be. In “The History of Sound,” Oliver Hermanus has ...
On a dim Wednesday morning, students and local community members, a majority of Chinese-speakers, gathered in San Francisco State University’s Annex I to engage in Taiwanese history. “A Chip Odyssey,” ...
Frustrated voices turned into a chorus of hope as students and faculty gathered in Room 304 of the Humanities Building on Monday and Tuesday for a two-day town hall hosted by the San Francisco State ...
Read this story in Spanish. Students at San Francisco State University recited their poems alongside Spanish poet Elvira Perpinyà, who showcased poetry from her new book “Di-Versos y me regalaron ...
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