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  1. Four students chatting while working on their computers

    SFSU hosts inaugural AI hackathon

    Student organizations, community partners convened to use AI to solve real-world issues

  2. CSU AI Survey asks SFSU community to weigh in on artificial intelligence

    The CSU AI Survey is open and asking how the CSU community is using generative AI, what they think about the technology and where they may need more support.

  3. Professor John Logan Quoted in The Korea Herald on Humanoid Robots and Auto Industry Jobs

    Professor John Logan discusses how humanoid robots and automation could affect workers, job security and union organizing in the U.S. auto industry.

  4. New SFSU Website to Launch in Late September

    The new SFSU website is now scheduled to launch in late September, giving the University additional time to complete final content work, testing and quality assurance before the website goes live.

  5. Reminder: Update Zoom Software to Version 7.0.6 and Web Improvements

    Zoom requires all users to be on an up-to-date version of the Zoom software. As such, all users of the Zoom web and video conferencing application should update their version of Zoom on their devices to the respective minimum version.

  6. LFCoB Emerging Technologies and Fintech Conference, April 17, 2026, three panel speakers and a moderator on stage with an audience in front of them and a large TV monitor on the wall behind.

    Conference on AI Reshaping Finance, Markets and the Future of Work

    The Lam Family College of Business's Lam-Larsen Emerging Technologies and Fintech Initiatives, in partnership with BlackRock in San Francisco, co-hosted the Emerging Technologies and Fintech Conference centered on the theme, “How AI is Reshaping Finance, Markets, and the Future of Work.”

  7. Student AI award winners pictured in a group photo

    SFSU announces winners of its first-ever student AI awards

    Participants highlight ethics, innovation and human impact in their projects 

  8. Students in class in new science building

    Genentech scientist brings cutting-edge AI course to SFSU

    New class introduces students to protein modeling and deep learning for biotech research

  9. Nursing students in pediatric simulation lab

    Sutter’s CPMC and San Francisco State University Open Pediatric Simulation Room

    Sutter Health’s $200,000 investment expands hands-on training to strengthen pediatric nursing workforce in the Bay Area

  10. A student wearing headphones works on a computer

    SFSU launches first-ever student AI awards

    New initiative highlights how Gators are engaging with one of today’s most transformative technologies