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  1. Lecturer Kevin Chen observes two students measuring small blocks of wood in the Wood Shop in the Fine Arts building

    SF State pilot program trains students to handle art — and they’re already landing jobs

    Funded by a California State University grant, the 12-unit pilot program is designed to diversify the field of art handling 

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  2. People sitting around a newsroom table

    Alum part of Santa Cruz team that won Pulitzer Prize for breaking news

    Photojournalist’s images and video part of award-winning coverage of destructive Santa Cruz storms

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  3. A smiling Robert Corrigan in Commencement robe standing at a podium

    Robert A. Corrigan, 12th president of SFSU, dies at 89

    The University’s president from 1988 to 2012, Corrigan inspired faculty to view the surrounding ‘city as their classroom’ through urban partnerships

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  4. Carolyn talks in front of a projector with a PPT in the background.

    Activism cultivated at SF State fuels alum’s advocacy efforts

    Alumna used role in Netflix documentary series about diet to share views on public health and more

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  5. Archive photo of students (left) and current students (right) sitting in the Quad

    Throwback Thursday: SF State 125th anniversary edition

    These University photos show what has — and has not — changed about the Gator experience

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  6. Various stages of Leptasterias development

    Rising star: University researcher achieves firsts in sea star research

    With faculty support, a student expands class project into a graduate research project

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  7. Wesley Johnson, a woman and blues musician T-Bone Walker pose for a picture while standing inside the Texas Playhouse nightclub

    SF State graduate founded America’s longest-running Juneteenth celebration

    Wesley Johnson was a 1930s student activist before becoming a seminal entrepreneur in San Francisco’s Fillmore District

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  8. 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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  9. Two students marching in a parade stand in front of a hand-made sign saying "SF State Pride"

    Happy Pride Month! Interview with Safe Zone Ally program co-founder Rick Nizzardini

    Nizzardini shares how the program makes a difference at SF State, why it’s important in current climate

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  10. Dancers in traditional Hawaiian dress pose in front of a large fire

    Spring/Summer SF State Magazine spotlights groundbreaking Gator storytellers

    Whether through dance, photography, music, comics, books, radio or film, these SF State alums, students and faculty are finding innovative ways to tell their stories

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