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  1. A close-up of a person placing a video camera in a water tank with urchin in a room with dark lavender lighting

    SFSU Design students create solutions to protect coastal habitat of bull kelp

    Class partners with Nature Conservancy, creates products to present at BioDesign Challenge 

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  2. Black and white photo of eight SFSU students in lab coats standing on the Quad with four of them each eating a slice of pizza

    SFSU Art students create an extraordinary exhibition exploring the ordinary

    SFSU Fine Arts Gallery showcases findings from grant-funded Office for the Study of the Ordinary 

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  3. Marcelo Potosi stands on Market Street next to his Revitalizing the Culture poster for the series titled The Future of the Ramaytush Ohlone

    ‘The Future of the Ramaytush Ohlone’: SFSU alum designs posters for San Francisco bus shelters

    Works by Marcelo Potosí honor the Indigenous peoples of the San Francisco Peninsula 

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  4. A still image from "A Pocket Magic Flute" depicting three people looking downward while wearing Egyptian crowns and holding staffs with a partly cloudy sky visible behind them

    SFSU students, alumni contribute to animated opera

    Pocket Opera collaboration brings Animation students into new film adaptation of Mozart’s ‘The Magic Flute’ 

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  5. A book cover combined with a picture of the author and their dog

    Debut novel by SF State alum shows the comfort of surviving in nature

    Charlie J. Stephens’ ‘A Wounded Deer Leaps Highest’ follows a nonbinary child escaping danger into the refuge of the woods 

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  6. Sergio standing next to his poster at a science conference

    SFSU receives $14M from the Genentech Foundation to support underrepresented students in STEM

    Over five years, the funds will support hundreds of STEM students through scholarships, research opportunities and career prep

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  7. The Garden of Remembrance by Burk Hall and the Cesar Chavez Student Center on a sunny day

    SF State exhibition examines legacy of Japanese American incarceration

    Fine Arts Gallery presents new artwork reflecting on Ruth Asawa’s Garden of Remembrance on campus 

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  8. Henry Charles Johnson, a veteran and member of the Montford Point Marines, walks outdoors in uniform on a sunny day

    SF State-produced documentaries tell stories of the first Black Marines

    The Montford Point Marines were 20,000 African Americans trained in the 1940s 

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  9. Cecelia Mellieon and her daughter sit outdoors at Fortaleza Indian Ruins, homeland of their ancestors, near the Tohono O’odham Nation’s San Lucy Village outside of Gila Bend, Arizona.

    Student’s documentary helps her family heal from intergenerational trauma

    Grad student Cecilia Mellieon utilizes visual anthropology, a field of study founded at SF State, to tell stories of urban Native American life 

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  10. A person inspects a specimen through a microscope while seated in a laboratory 

    SF State students write Wikipedia bios for unsung heroes of STEM

    Humanities class helps fill in equity gaps among STEM professionals from underrepresented groups 

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