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  1. Liz Hernández standing in front her mural at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

    Oakland artist named Harker Artist-in-Residence at SF State

    In residency made possible by the San Francisco Foundation, Liz Hernández will create fictional research office on campus 

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  2. Two roommates talk in their room with one person sitting on a bed and the other standing up reviewing an SF State document while a half-eaten slice of pizza sits on a desk 

    Apply for SF State on-campus housing beginning March 4

    New residence hall, reduced-rate housing program available to first-time freshmen 

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  3. Robert A. Thornton Hall

    Physicist Robert Thornton’s influence lives on in Thornton Hall

    SF State’s first Black dean of science was a physicist, educator and pen pals with Albert Einstein

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  4. Agricultural workers exit the back of a truck in an archival photo

    Exhibition caps massive project to digitize agricultural labor research material

    ‘Fields of Struggle: Agricultural Laborers in California, 1939 – 1966’ is based on more than 1,400 items collected by researcher and activist Henry P. Anderson

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  5. Photographs are hung in a gallery

    Black Wall of Fame celebrates SF State’s Black community past, present

    Soul of SF State celebrates Black History Month with inaugural art exhibition

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  6. A dark planetarium with the star projector shining stars across the domed ceiling

    Planetarium celebrates half a century as SF State’s direct connection to the universe

    New funds will help the Charles F. Hagar planetarium continue its 50-year legacy as a beacon of education and community

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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. Six students smiling and pointing to the Sierra Nevada Field Campus Sign

    Registration opens for Sierra Nevada Field Campus summer classes

    Anyone can be a part of the scenic campus’ 75-year history by taking a class

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  10. Alie Ward sitting and smiling by a tree hut

    Alumna’s authentic curiosity leads to science podcasting success

    Alie Ward was unhappy with her career until her love for the sometimes grubby natural world opened new doors

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