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  1. A woman sucks on a straw while looking at a laptop

    Students can earn up to four units during Winter Session 2025

    Dozens of classes are available to students wishing to speed up their journey to a degree

  2. Two people standing in front of an audience that is sitting down.

    SFSU celebrates new Pacific Islander student support program with launch event

    The Oceania Scholars Program focuses on belonging, retention, graduation and success of Pacific Islander students

  3. Two adults and two children playing with eelgrass near San Francisco Bay

    SFSU’s Estuary & Ocean Science Center welcomes public to open house Oct. 13

    Enjoy scenic views, sea critters, oysters and science at the center’s annual Marine Lab Open House

  4. Whit Johnson and Venise Wagner sitting on a stage

    ABC news anchor and alumnus Whit Johnson returns to SFSU to inspire students

    Johnson visited campus to share insights from his “strategic and surprising” career with Journalism and Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts students

  5. Four people in graduation attire smiling.

    SFSU earns prestigious Seal of Excelencia for its commitment to Latinx students

    The seal recognizes SFSU for its leadership in meeting needs of Latinx students, advancing their talents

  6. The White House on a sunny day

    SFSU presents weekly panel discussions on election issues

    The Political Science Department offers a public course every four years analyzing issues in the presidential election  

  7. Folks dancers celebrate on SF State's campus

    SFSU celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month with music, food, art events

    The festivities will take place across campus through mid-October

  8. People sit at the SF State/Parkmerced Muni station while a train is stopped

    SFSU students gain unlimited free rides on Bay Area public transportation

    Gator Pass serves as a passport for students to travel within San Francisco and throughout the Bay Area 

  9. Three handwritten postcards in German by Benno Neuburger, as shown on the cover of “Postcards to Hitler.”

    SFSU alum writes book about his grandfather’s resistance against Nazism

    ‘Postcards to Hitler’ author Bruce Neuburger is inspired by his brave, defiant grandfather  

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    Social work student earns top CSU award, says ‘education radically transformed’ his life

    Juan Carlos Arredondo (B.A.. ’24) returns to SFSU, pursues graduate degree to advance career in supporting migrant communities