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  1. Courtesy of the Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts Department

    Student script wins national award from Broadcast Education Association

    Jae Hamilton wrote raucous speculative episode of U.K. teen sitcom ‘Derry Girls’ 

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  2. Johan Casal balances himself on his right hand while lifting his right arm and legs in the air while dancing in a studio

    University Dance Theatre: a student showcase and career stepping stone

    Annual concert, March 30 – April 2, pairs student dancers with renowned choreographers to perform rigorous, expressive works 

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  3. Marchers holding a banner with the text Gay Freedom by ’76 at O’Farrell and Polk streets in San Francisco during the Gay Freedom Day Parade on June 30, 1974

    Study by professor, students finds over 600 LGBTQ+ protests occurred in U.S. in 1965 – 1973

    The researchers say their study documents the very civil rights events that politicians seek to ban from school curricula today

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  4. New campus building on 19th avenue

    Gilead Foundation awards SF State $3.5 million for future science building

    The grant funding will provide labs with state-of-the-art equipment and boost student training opportunities

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  5. Farnaz Zabetian’s mural on a garage door on Clarion Alley in San Francisco depicts a woman cutting her hair in front of raised fists and the colors of the Iran flag

    Campus community pays tribute to women of Iran through music, poetry

    Events for Women’s History Month also celebrate Iranian New Year, support Iranian Freedom Movement

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  6. The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. speaks in front of a podium with about 10 microphones attached to it

    SF State Bay Area Television Archive is a treasure trove of history on film — and streaming online

    Students can license historical footage for their own work for free, while most filmmakers must pay to do so 

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  7. One actor holds his laptop over his head about to slam it on the ground while an actress watches while seated with her laptop on her lap

    Campus arts scene revs up with live events

    After going mostly virtual during the pandemic, SF State’s performing arts community is getting busy again in real life

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  8. A person holds a film slate for Veteran Documentary Corps

    Veteran Documentary Corps receives grant from Veterans Affairs to make 10 films

    Funded by nearly half a million dollars from the National Cemetery Administration’s Veterans Legacy Program, the films will honor veterans interred in national cemeteries

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