Threat prompts SF State call to move classes online Tuesday
San Francisco State University officials are calling for all in-person instruction and services to be done remotely Tuesday due to a threat to the campus …
DA partners with SF State to improve campus crime investigations
San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin on Tuesday announced a new partnership with San Francisco State University and various city departments to improve the investigations …
Investigation finds suspicious SF State package poses no threat
San Francisco State University police said they have completed an investigation into a suspicious package that was found Monday afternoon in the library on the …
Subject detained at SF State library
Police activity has been reported Monday afternoon in the library at San Francisco State University, campus officials said in an alert to students. The alert …
SF State shaken Monday by shooting, power outage and startling fireworks
Three unrelated incidents Monday night at and near San Francisco State University caused concern but at no time endangered students or faculty on campus, according …
SF State reopens campus after power restored
San Francisco State University has reopened its main campus and downtown campus Thursday morning.
Judge again dismisses civil rights lawsuit against SF State
A federal judge has dismissed a civil rights lawsuit in which five present and former Jewish students and two community members claimed San Francisco State University tolerated and sometimes encouraged anti-Semitic conduct.
Leslie Wong, SF State president, announces retirement
San Francisco State University President Leslie Wong announced his resignation from the school Monday morning in a YouTube video.
‘No suspects’ in SF State dorm death
An investigation is underway into the death of a San Francisco man found unresponsive earlier this month in a campus residence hall.
Power outage shuts SF State campus
San Francisco State University has announced the closure of their main campus for the rest of Thursday due to a power outage.
Judge to dismiss Jewish students’ lawsuit against SF State
A federal judge said he plans to dismiss a lawsuit that claimed San Francisco State University has knowingly fostered discrimination and a hostile environment for Jewish students.
Students sue SF State over alleged anti-semitism
Six Jewish students and visitors sued San Francisco State University in federal court Monday, alleging the university and its administrators “have knowingly fostered” an anti-Semitic environment.
CSU tuition just got more expensive
California State University students can expect to shell out as much as $1,000 more per year for their education starting this fall.
SF State students grumble over ‘Gator Pass’ transit fees
Not all SF State students are on board with a new discounted transit program, especially those who may not take public transportation.
BART board approves SF State discount program
Bay Area Rapid Transit officials gave its blessing to SF State’s “Gator Pass” discount program.
SF State students land first-ever BART discount
SF State students will soon ride Muni and BART at a discount after approving a “Gator Pass” arrangement.
Update promised Friday on looming CSU strike
California State University and its faculty could be close to averting a five-day strike scheduled to begin next week.
Rape reported at SF State dorm
A person at San Francisco State University who was apparently incapable of consent reported being raped at a dorm on campus.
CSU graduates record number of students
The number of students graduating from the California State University schools is at an all time high.