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  1. Triana in green sweatshirt looking up at a very large tree

    SF State Fulbright scholar studies millennia of climate change via trees

    Triana Anderson’s thesis is the foundation for her Fulbright project studying Chilean coastal climate change

  2. A sign says San Francisco State University

    SF State rated high on Money’s ‘America’s Best Colleges 2023’ list

    The University’s award-winning alumni, commitment to community service and unique field campus opportunities were cited in the magazine’s 4.5-star rating

  3. Antar Johnson poses with the six star medal and the Tokyo marathon medal

    From ‘kicking it’ to crushing it: Alum earns Six Star Medal after running sixth world marathon

    Antar Johnson earned the coveted Six Star Medal after completing Tokyo marathon

  4. From left: Lecturer Marion Dayre takes a selfie with alumni Armando Jimenez and Barbara Burgues on the picket line with a sign reading Writers Guild of America on Strike!

    SF State alumni, faculty find camaraderie in Writers Guild of America strike

    ‘Better Call Saul’ executive story editor Marion Dayre is an SF State lecturer, and she brought two of her former students to the picket lines   

  5. Okorie Ramsey

    Alumnus named first Black man to chair the world’s largest association representing the accounting profession

    Okorie L. Ramsey now serves as chair of both the American Institute of Certified Accountants and the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants

  6. Cartoon rendering of the study's four-planet system

    Two new exoplanets discovered in SF State astronomer’s 100 Earths Survey

    Astronomy & Physics Assistant Professor John Michael Brewer detected rare types of planets and planetary systems thanks to a precise new tool

  7. Woman smiling

    SF State professor reflects on Juneteenth: it ‘represents liberty for Black people in America’

    Assistant Professor of Africana Studies Tiffany Caesar looks back on the history of the celebration, now a holiday for CSU employees

  8. Students in purple wave rainbow flags in a Pride parade

    Anti-LGBTQ laws claiming to protect children actually harm them, University experts say

    A flood of attacks on LGBTQ rights reveals a familiar pattern, Professor of History Marc Stein and Family Acceptance Project Director Caitlin Ryan warn

  9. A soccer player, a softball player and the volleyball team in a montage

    ‘Dream teams’: New SF State Magazine highlights Gator athletics past and present

    The Spring/Summer 2023 issue looks back at legendary football coach Vic Rowen and the support that today’s student-athletes get from the University

  10. Lauren Gan wears and looks at robotic hand project

    Helping hands: how undergrad research experiences open doors

    Undergrad Lauren Gan’s work on an exoskeleton glove won her a prestigious award and changed how she viewed her own potential