SF State in the News 2014

A selection of recent stories about the San Francisco State University community that have appeared in the media.

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December

An employee replacing a top performer who leaves might not perform as strongly during the onboarding period, according to Professor of Management John Sullivan. Entrepreneur 12/22/14 Yahoo! Finance (Australia)

According to research by Ryan Howell, associate professor of psychology, people report higher satisfaction about spending money on experiences rather than merchandise. WWLP 12/22/14

Some larger companies are acquiring startups in order to raid their talent, a result of the competitive recruiting marketplace, according to John Sullivan, professor of management. Alley Watch 12/22/14

Professor of Management John Sullivan said that the public rift between the Society for Human Resource Management and the HR Certification Institute has created serious repercussions for the human resources profession. Workforce 12/21/14

Niccolo Caldararo, a lecturer of anthropology, writes an opinion piece saying that the efforts to increase housing density in Marin weaken environmental protections for wildlife and the residents' quality of life. Marin Independent Journal 12/20/14

Consumers' loyalty to an automobile brand is driven more by aesthetics than functionality, according to a study by Minu Kumar, associate professor of marketing. Red Orbit 12/21/14 iafrica 12/22/14

Catherine Kudlick, director of the Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability, is featured on "Profiles of Excellence." 12/21/14 KGO-SF (clip not available online)

According to a research by SF State psychologists, employees who spend time on personal interests outside of work perform better in performance evaluations at work. Pop Sugar 12/22/14

SF State research found that sitting up straight makes one more likely to think positively. MyStarJob (Malaysia) 12/20/14

Renowned cellist Laszlo Varga, who taught cello and chamber music at SF State, has died. New York Times 12/21/14 All Things Strings 12/19/14

Alum Rock Scully, the original manager of the Grateful Dead, has died. New York Times 12/20/14 San Francisco Chronicle 12/19/14 The Wichita Eagle 12/21/14

Comedian and alum Dan St. Paul will perform at the Hillbarn Theatre in Foster City on Jan. 2 and 3. Broadway World 12/19/14

Pianist and alum Dawn Poff performs with The Sacred Sounds of Christmas on Dec. 21 and 22 at the Beaver Creek Chapel. Vail Daily 12/19/14

Alum and actor Peter Coyote discusses entering SF State as a student in the late 1960s. CNN 12/20/14 (clip not available online)

Alum James Rutz, a teacher, author and board member of the Christian Film & Television Commission, has died. WND 12/20/14

Following the death of Professor Emeritus of Psychology Joseph Luft, who was hit by a car while walking in a crosswalk, the Berkeley city government is taking steps to install a flashing beacon pedestrian alert at the intersection where the accident occurred. Berkeleyside 12/22/14

This opinion piece about the need for Asian Americans to participate in protests as a catalyst for change references the 1968/1969 student strike at SF State. International Examiner 12/19/14

Sally Baack, chair of the management department, said that Sony did the right thing in canceling the release of "The Interview" based on a credible threat. KCBS Radio 12/18/14 (clip not available online)

Professor of Management John Sullivan writes that talent management and engagement are negatively affected by weak managers and unclear career paths and can be improved by rapid learning and giving employees opportunities to do good work. Workforce 12/18/14

Consumers' passion for an automobile brand is influenced more by aesthetics than functionality, according to a study by Minu Kumar, associate professor of marketing. Malay Mail Online 12/19/14

David Lee, an instructor of political science, said that the Battery, an invitation-only social club in San Francisco, has rubbed many people the wrong way. Wall Street Journal 12/18/14

Professor and Chair of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan said that the National Labor Relations Board's new rules for its election process do not prevent employers from communicating an anti-union message to workers. FindLaw 12/18/14

Alum and musician Dan Hicks and his band the Hot Licks will perform at the Bankhead Theater in Livermore on New Year's Eve. The Independent 12/19/14

Alum Mike McQuary is the leader of the San Diego Unified School District's Subdistrict C. SD News 12/18/14

Alum Drew Reitz has been nominated in Broadway World's San Francisco awards in the category of "Best Leading Actor in a Play (Local)" for his performance in "The Unmentionables" at SF State. Broadway World 12/19/14

Consumers' loyalty and passion for an automobile brand are driven more by aesthetics than functionality, according to a study by Minu Kumar, associate professor of marketing. Business Standard 12/18/14 Science Codex 12/17/14

Alum Christine Chilcott will become the interim executive director of Girls Inc. of the Island City in Alameda. Contra Costa Times 12/17/14

Alum Lea Suzuki has been a photographer at the San Francisco Chronicle since 1993. San Francisco Chronicle 12/17/14

Alum Jesse Christian Hendricks, a classical/flamenco guitarist, performed at the Haggin Museum in Stockton on Dec. 17. Stockton Record 12/17/14

Diplomat and lawyer Jeffrey Bleich, who holds an honorary doctorate from SF State, has joined the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board, which oversees the worldwide Fulbright Program. Bloomberg Businessweek 12/18/14

Discussing the Sony e-mail hacking scandal, Professor and Chair of Management Sally Baack said that companies should expect these kinds of hacks; she added that the inclusion of e-mails from top leadership makes the incident particularly interesting. KCBS News Radio 12/15/14 (clip not available online)

Alum and singer Johnny Mathis talks about memories of growing up in San Francisco and attending SF State. San Francisco Chronicle 12/17/14

Alum Johnny Mathis is profiled in advance of his Dec. 19 Christmas concert at the Green Music Center in Rohnert Park. The Press Democrat 12/16/14

Alum Terrance Cheung has been appointed chief of staff of the Richmond mayor's office by mayor-elect Tom Butt. Richmond Standard 12/17/14

SF State students attended a rally at Mission High School attended by Michael Brown, Sr., the father of Michael Brown, who was shot by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Mission Local 12/16/14

Filmmaker Nick Aquilino said he shot some of the footage for his documentary about the AIDS Vigil while a student at SF State in 1985. SF Weekly 12/15/14

San Francisco State University's foundation has begun withdrawing investments in fossil-fuel companies. Sacramento Bee 12/15/14

Richard Turner, a former deputy state attorney general under Governor Ronald Reagan, recalls that his first day on the job “we called out the National Guard because (S.I.) Hayakawa, then president at San Francisco State, had pulled the wires out of the microphone that the kids were using to protest something.” Sacramento Bee 12/15/14

Professor of Meteorology John Monteverdi said that the severe storm that hit San Francisco on Dec. 11 was the biggest he had seen in 25 years. San Francisco Chronicle 12/14/14

Jose Ramon Fernandez-Pena, associate professor of health education and director of the Welcome Back Initiative, is profiled. Health Leaders 12/15/14

Richard Festinger, professor of music and director of the Morrison Artists Series, has been awarded a commission for a new musical work by the Serge Koussevitzky Music Foundation in the Library of Congress. Music Industry News Network 12/13/14

Jim Dudley, a lecturer in criminal justice, said that the pattern of auto burglars working in pairs is common. The Portrero View 12/15/14

SF State research shows that spending money on experiences is more valuable than purchasing material goods. Reno Gazette-Journal 12/12/14

Alum Ed Barberini has been selected as San Bruno's new chief of police. The Daily Journal 12/13/14

Alum Eric Dreikosen has been hired as district manager for the Marinwood Community Services District. Marin Independent Journal 12/12/14

Director and alum Ed Decker is the founder and artistic director of New Conservatory Theatre Center. Broadway World 12/12/14

The parents of Jason Rezaian, a Washington Post correspondent who is imprisoned in Iran, met at SF State. Marin Independent Journal 12/13/14

Arista Networks, cofounded by alum Jayshree Ullal, a former Cisco executive, is being sued by Cisco for patent infringement. India West 12/12/14

Cañada College offers a bachelor's of science degree in nursing through SF State. The Daily Journal 12/15/14

SF State's Cesar E. Chavez Institute is hosting a forum on how to better serve Latino students, the highest-growing population of college students in the Bay Area; a comprehensive effort is needed to support Latino students and increase retention, said Belinda Reyes, director of the Chavez Institute. Vision Hispana 12/11/14

Preserving older, lower-cost motels and hotels is critical, said Patrick Tierney, professor of recreation, parks and tourism. San Jose Mercury News 12/10/14

Chunghee Sarah Soh, professor of anthropology, said that South Korea's use of "comfort women" during the Korean War has produced no societal response. CNN 12/11/14

Newspoints, a smartphone app to guide student journalists through multimedia reporting projects, is being created by Jesse Garnier, assistant professor of journalism. PBS 12/11/14

A judge's ruling that Walmart threatened employees trying to organize workers at two California stores was the first opinion to be issued by a National Labor Relations Board judge against the retailer since Organization United for Respect at Walmart started organizing in 2010, said John Logan, director of labor studies. Today (Singapore) 12/11/14

Assistant Professor of Communication Studies Javon Johnson is serving as a mentor poet at Modesto's signature poetry slam invitational, The Ill List. The Modesto Bee 12/10/14

Alum and actor Danny Glover will receive an honorary doctorate from the University of San Francisco. Broadway World 12/12/14

As a state agency, SF State pays many student workers the state minimum wage. Fortune 12/11/14

Many Bay Area schools, including SF State, were closed on Thursday, Dec. 11 due to a severe storm. The San Francisco Appeal 12/10/14 Newsweek 12/11/14 KRON 12/11/14 NBC 12/11/14 San Francisco Examiner 12/11/14 KQED 12/11/14

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Jim Dudley, a lecturer in criminal justice, said it is difficult to tell from a video of a police confrontation with a fan at a Pac-12 championship game how much resistance officers were encountering. San Jose Mercury News 12/9/14

SF State's theatre program boasts "rock-star faculty" and offers students many opportunities to have their work read or staged. Theatre Bay Area 12/8/14

Piano duet ZOFO performed a world premiere of a commissioned work on Sunday at SF State as part of the Morrison Artists Series. San Francisco Classical Voice 12/8/14

Alum Mara Holtz joined Vallemar Elementary School as a full-time teacher. San Jose Mercury News 12/9/14

Alum David Wheeler, president of the Yuba Community College District, was reelected. Woodland Daily Democrat 12/10/14

Alum Sarah Aili, a singer-songwriter, is profiled. San Jose Mercury News 12/9/14 http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_27104620/she-got-bug-writing

An SF State student protesting decisions not to indict police officers who killed unarmed black men said that she hopes demonstrations will educate the public on what it means to be black in the United States. San Francisco Chronicle 12/9/14

Students are participating in "die-in" protests at American college campuses, including SF State. BBC News 12/9/14

According to the weather lab at SF State, the jet stream moving across the Pacific early Wednesday was traveling between 150 - 170 knots per hour. KTVU 12/10/14

Professor of Cinema Jan Millsapps is one of the candidates to participate in a Dutch nonprofit venture called Mars One, which aims to land four people on Mars by 2025. New York Times 12/8/14

In an article about the disproportionate number of marijuana dispensaries in the Outer Mission, graduate student Chris Corgas said that dispensaries are clustered in low-income neighborhoods that do not have the money to fight against their creation. San Francisco Chronicle 12/8/14

The Belmont City Council will vote on a proposal to create a new poet laureate position; one of the members of the selection committee could be an expert from SF State. The Daily Journal 12/9/14

Discussing protests against police killings of unarmed African American men, Kenneth Monteiro, dean of the College of Ethnic Studies, said that people feel that they are not being heard by leaders. NBC News 12/7/14

Professor of Music Dee Spencer provided musical accompaniment at a benefit conference for the Black Coalition on AIDS. San Francisco Bay View 12/5/14

Catherine Kudlick, director of the Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability, is featured on "Profiles of Excellence." KGO 12/7/14 (clip not available online)

The Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble is performing at Knuth Hall on Dec. 9. San Francisco Classical Voice 12/8/14

Alum Kim Bancroft will discuss her latest book, "The Heyday of Malcolm Margolin," at the Willits Branch Library on Dec. 12. Willits News 12/5/14

In a letter to the editor, an SF State student writes about the difficult job market for recent college graduates. San Francisco Chronicle 12/7/14

An injured dance instructor who benefited from the San Francisco Chronicle's Season of Sharing program attended SF State. San Francisco Chronicle 12/6/14

This columnist views current protests through the lens of Joan Didion's essay "The White Album," which discussed events of the late '60s in America including protests at SF State. Houston Chronicle 12/5/14

Rabab Abdulhadi, associate professor of ethnic studies, said that she has been accused of anti-Semitism and faced criticism following her travel to Palestine. Waging Nonviolence 12/4/14
Note: No merit found for allegations, see University statement (6/24/2014).

According to SF State research, excessive shopping is associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Kompasiana (Indonesia) 12/5/14

Alum Samantha Wong, who used to frequent Beep's Burgers as an SF State student, has purchased the restaurant. KPIX 12/4/14

Poet and alum Amy Trussell is profiled. The Community Voice 12/5/14

Alum Ryan Andes starred in "Peter Pan Live!," a live production of the musical that aired on NBC on Dec. 4. Playbill 12/4/14

As a state agency, the minimum wage paid to SF State students meets state requirements, not city requirements. Inside Higher Ed 12/5/14

Wearing a suit to a job interview is not always the right choice, according to John Sullivan, professor of management. Lifehacker (Australia) 12/3/14

Gregory Dawson, alum and director of the dance company Dawson Dance SF, is profiled. San Francisco Chronicle 12/3/14

The creation of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State is mentioned in an article about the movement to institutionalize ethnic studies courses in San Francisco public schools. Audrey 12/3/14

There was a major traffic jam on Holloway near San Francisco State on the morning of Dec. 3. KRON 12/3/14 (clip not available online)

Responding to a study that found that only 16 percent of the nation's businesses are owned by women, Sally Baack, chair of the marketing department, says that, without key role models, women do not see the role they can play in starting their own business. KGO News 12/2/14

A fungus is endangering salamander and newt populations in Europe and could affect the rest of the world, but according to Associate Professor of Biology Vance Vredenburg, a greater understanding of these types of viruses could help slow its spread. Scholastic 12/1/14

Research by Ryan Howell, associate professor of psychology, shows that investing in life experiences results in greater happiness than purchasing material goods. Insider Online 12/1/14

A study by San Francisco State researchers found that people who are materialistic are less happy. Men's Health 12/1/14

The death of an SF State student who was shot by her ex-boyfriend is cited in an article about domestic violence experienced by college students. KQED 12/2/14

Catherine Kudlick, director of the Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability, is featured on "Profiles of Excellence." KGO 11/30/14 (clip not available online)

Crabs may be capable of adapting to a warming climate, but will be left with little energy to do much else, according to research by Professor of Biology Jonathon Stillman. The Buffalo News 11/30/14

Professor of Health Education Erik Peper writes about how poor posture can have negative effects on the body. Western Edition 11/25/14

New policy changes to military regulations could allow transgender Americans to serve openly in the armed forces, according to the Palm Center, a research initiative of SF State. The Advocate 11/28/14

Alum Thelma Boac was elected to the Berryessa Union School District Board. Philippine Daily Inquirer 11/27/14

Alum and musician Johnny Mathis is profiled. Star Tribune 11/29/14

An SF State student's Letter to the Editor criticizes the rising cost of tuition at UC campuses. San Francisco Chronicle 11/30/14

In an opinion piece, the CEO of the Sequoia Healthcare District writes that the District has established a nursing education program in conjunction with SF State and other institutions. San Mateo Daily Journal 11/29/14

An exhibit on campus focuses on the difficulties veterans face after they return home. The Western Edition 11/25/14

Plans for the Parkmerced redevelopment, located near SF State, are moving forward. San Francisco Chronicle 11/26/14

This feature focuses on the hotel where a meeting between Secretary of State John Kerry and Iran's foreign minister Mohammed Javad Zarif, an SF State alum. Forbes 11/26/14

November

An SF State student is interviewed for a story about San Francisco's recently passed "Retail Workers Bill of Rights." Mother Jones 11/26/14

An SF State student witnessed a window washer fall 11 stories. Headlines and Global News 11/26/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell has found that buying life experiences can make people happier than buying material items. Ft. Myers Florida Weekly 11/26/14; eWallstreeter 11/25/14; The Huffington Post 11/25/14

In this op-ed, Professor and Chair of Labor Employment studies writes about Black Friday protests at Walmart stores and San Francisco's new "Retail Workers Bill of Rights." The Hill 11/24/14

Climate change may force coastal crabs to enter survival mode, according to research by Professor of Biology Jonathon Stillman. San Francisco Public Press 11/24/14

Buying life experiences makes people happier than purchasing material goods, according to research by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell. Lifehacker Australia 11/25/14

The portrayal of zombies in cinema reflects society at the time the film was made, leading to changes in the genre over time, according to Sara Sutler-Cohen, a lecturer in the department of American Indian Studies. Aeon 11/24/14

San Francisco State is mentioned in a documentary about the 1960s. CNN 11/23/14 (clip not available online)

Student Connor Hunt praises BART's new Oakland airport service. San Francisco Chronicle 11/23/14

An SF State student witnessed a window washer fall 11 stories. KTVU 11/21/14 SF Examiner 11/21/14 The Oregonian 11/21/14 Reading Eagle 11/21/14 SFist 11/21/14 KHON 11/21/14 KRTV 11/21/14 KSBW 11/21/14 KALB 11/21/14 The Press Democrat 11/21/14 KQED 11/22/14 ABC News 11/22/14 San Jose Mercury News 11/22/14 Bay News 9 11/22/14 Orange Country Register 11/22/14 New Haven Register 11/22/14 Boston Herald 11/22/14 Star Tribune 11/22/14 KTVQ 11/22/14 The Toronto Star 11/22/14

The Independent 11/23/14 The Japan Times 11/23/14 The Korea Herald 11/23/14

Alum Johnny Mathis is profiled. Philadelphia Tribune 11/21/14

Alum and activist Ju Hong interrupted a speech by President Obama last year calling for the kind of immigration reform that has now been enacted by the White House. San Jose Mercury News 11/21/14 Inside Bay Area 11/20/14 Governing 11/21/14 Monterey Herald 11/20/14

Alum Steven J. Warner's short film "Jasmine" has won the Board Choice Award at the 2014 Eugene International Film Festival. Union Democrat 11/20/14

Porcelain crabs may be capable of adapting to a warming climate but will have little energy for activities beyond survival, according to a study by Professor of Biology Jonathon Stillman. Bay Nature 11/18/14

Hox genes, which determine where an animal's body parts will go, are utilized in the development of other vertebrate features, according to new research by SF State Associate Professor of Biology Karen Crow. Science Codex 11/19/14 Science Daily 11/19/14 Science Newsline 11/19/14

Employees who face verbal abuse are likely to act out, even if the abuse is "motivational," according to research by Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman. La Jolla Light 11/18/14

Poet and alum Rae Armantrout, a Pulitzer Prize winner, will be reading at the University of North Florida on Nov. 20. Folio 11/19/14

The work of Gary Gach, a poet who studied at SF State, is included in a Korean literary journal. Dongpo News (Korea) 11/19/14

Alum Tom Birch is retiring from his position with the Bay County Library System in Bay City, Michigan. M Live 11/18/14

A campus incident involving students disrespecting the flags of Hamas and Hezbollah is mentioned in an opinion piece about protecting political speech. Huffington Post 11/18/14

The Oakland Zoo is making efforts to fight a fungus that is threatening frogs all over the world, says Vance Vrendenburg, associate professor of biology. KCBS-AM 11/17/14 (clip not available online)

Buying life experiences leads to greater happiness than purchasing material goods, according to research by Ryan Howell, associate professor of psychology. Montgomery Advertiser 11/18/14

Jose Cuellar, a professor emeritus of Latina/Latino studies, played the ocarina at a meeting held to discuss the creation of a Latino Cultural District in San Francisco. KALW 11/17/14

A Portland bank robber says that the SF State literary journal "Fourteen Hills" will publish his artwork. The Oregonian 11/18/14

A San Francisco YouTube user set up a "Girlfriend Application" station on the SF State campus as a social experiment. SF Weekly 11/17/14

A person's cell phone is typically confiscated when he or she is taken into police custody in part to avoid the risk of evidence being destroyed, says Jim Dudley, a lecturer in the criminal justice department. San Jose Mercury News 11/17/14

Joe Tuman, professor of communication studies, discusses his experience running for Oakland mayor. San Jose Mercury News 11/14/14

Professor of Cinema Bill Nichols will hold an educational workshop at the 8th Iran International Documentary Film Festival. IRNA (Islamic Republic News Agency) 11/16/14

Sergio Martinez, a lecturer in the department of health education, reflects on the experience of covering an election for the first time. San Jose Mercury News 11/16/14 Inside Bay Area 11/16/14

Actress and alum Alex Borstein is profiled. Pocono Record 11/16/14

Actor and alum Alvin Anson produces both mainstream and indie films in the Phillipines. The Phillipine Star 11/17/14

Writer Seven N Blue, who studied creative writing at SF State, recently published her debut novel "The Lunatics." Coral Gables News 11/17/14

Alum Karen Duncanwood joined efforts to end segregation in Mississippi in 1964 and will recount her experiences on Nov. 18 at the Robbie Waters-Greenhaven Pocket Library in Sacramento. Sacramento Bee 11/16/14

Dat Phan, who studied kinesiology at SF State, has built a whole body scanner out of a gaming computer, wheel bearing, plywood and Xbox Kinect. Mission Local 11/15/14

The piano duo Zofo is performing at McKenna Theatre on Dec. 7 as part of the Morrison Artists Series. Examiner.com 11/15/14

Climate change expected to result in lower pH levels and fluctuating temperatures will put porcelain crabs in survival mode, according to a new study by Jonathon Stillman, professor of biology. Science Newsline 11/13/14 Bright Surf 11/13/14

Workers experiencing stress may wait before acting out, according to new research by Kevin Eschleman, assistant professor of psychology. Red Orbit 11/12/14

Spending habits of happy people include spending on life experiences, keeping track of spending and donating to charity, according to a study by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell. Yahoo! Finance (Australia) 11/15/14

The Cesar Chavez Student Center was evacuated due to a bomb threat; University and city police searched the building and concluded there was no threat. San Jose Mercury News 11/13/14 Contra Costa Times 11/13/14 Inside Bay Area 11/13/14 SF Weekly 11/13/14 Univision 11/13/14 CBS 11/13/14 KRON 11/13/14 SFBay 11/13/14 KTVU 11/13/14 (clip not available online) KTVU 11/13/14 (clip not available online) KCBS 11/13/14 (clip not available online)

A conference held at SF State on Nov. 8 explored the future of healthcare. Lake Placid News 11/13/14

Alum Ronald Randall, the director of the Sonora Master Chorale, will perform at the St. James Concert Series in Sonora, Calif., on Nov. 16. Union Democrat 11/13/14

Sacramento painter James Gasowski, who studied at SF State, has a solo show at the Gay and Lesbian Alliance in San Luis Obispo through Dec. 5. The Tribune (San Luis Obispo) 11/14/14

Student Allan Bruce, who worked at a Half Moon Bay Concerts in the Park event, said it was a positive experience. Half Moon Bay Review 11/13/14

Student Caitlin Hernandez, who is blind, says that it is imperative that public transportation be accessible to people who cannot drive. SF Weekly 11/14/14

San Anselmo resident Barbara Thornton, who has won an award for her volunteer efforts for environmental causes, says that her interest in this work came from her grandfather, who taught at SF State. Ross Valley Reporter 11/13/14

Climate change causing pH levels to drop and temperatures to fluctuate will put porcelain crabs in survival mode, according to a new study by Professor of Biology Jonathon Stillman. The Carbon Brief 11/13/14 Alternatives Journal 11/12/14 Science Codex 11/12/14 Phys.org 11/12/14

Professor of Journalism Jon Funabiki writes about the fifth anniversary of the Nichi Bei Weekly, an ethnic newspaper in San Francisco's Japantown. New American Media 11/12/14 Nichi Bei Weekly 11/6/14

Buying experiences leads to greater happiness than purchasing goods, according to SF State research. Manila Standard Today 11/13/14

Residents of Fukushima remain concerned about eating produce produced in the region after the March 2011 nuclear explosion; radio producer Ali Budner reported in Fukushima as part of SF State's Fukushima Reporting Project this summer. KALW 11/12/14

Alum Anthony Lucero's first film, "East Side Sushi," will be screened at the Napa Valley Film Festival. SF Chronicle 11/12/14

Terra Nova High School teacher and SF State alum Brendan Clark is directing the play "The Curious Savage" at Terra Nova. San Jose Mercury News 11/12/14

Alum Sean Dooley hosts KVMR's "The New Bleat" program. The Union 11/12/14

Alum Charmian Cohen discusses the complexities of voting, from the perspective of a new American citizen. KQED 11/12/14

Alum Rose Aguilar McCone was inducted into the El Cerrito High School Hall of Fame. San Jose Mercury News 11/12/14

Student Brittany M. Powell is working on a series of photographs of people in debt called "The Debt Project," which will be shown as her MFA thesis at SF State in April 2015. Fast Company 11/13/14

Workers might wait to act out in response to stress rather than responding immediately, according to a study by Kevin Eschleman, assistant professor of psychology. Business News Daily 11/12/14 Medical News Today 11/11/14 Wall Street Online (Germany) 11/11/14 Irish Times 11/10/14 Post Online Media 11/10/14

Buying experiences can result in greater happiness than purchasing goods, according to research by Ryan Howell, associate professor of psychology. Nerikes Allehanda (Sweden) 11/12/14 Affars Varlden (Sweden) 11/12/14 Wired (Italy) 11/12/14 Skanskan (Sweden) 11/11/14 The Hornet 11/11/14 New Money (Greece) 11/11/14 Yahoo! Finance 11/10/14

The needs of lower-income constituencies in Richmond, Calif., are not being represented in government, says Robert Smith, professor of political science. KQED 11/11/14

Catherine Kudlick, director of the Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability, was one of the organizers of Superfest, an annual international film festival highlighting disability. Digital Journal 11/10/14

Jan Millsapps, professor of cinema, is one of the finalists to join a human colony on Mars in a mission organized by a Netherlands-based nonprofit scheduled for 2024. Morningstar 11/11/14

Mohammad Javad Zarif, foreign minister of Iran, attended SF State. Washington Post 11/11/14

John Foz, a local union organizer, attended SF State. International Examiner 11/10/14

Student Nikko Martinez's experiences as a former foster youth are described. The Chronicle of Social Change 11/12/14

Student Joemarie Dela Pena said that veterans need to be supported at a Los Angeles march calling for equity for Filipino World War II veterans. ABS CBN 11/12/14

A child whose cell phone was stolen was assisted by other Muni riders, including SF State students, as described in this column. San Francisco Chronicle 11/11/14

Student Jorun Eikill Veflen's street style is featured. SF Chronicle (SF Unzipped blog) 11/11/14

Dance students are concerned about the possibility that SF State's dance studio will be relocated at the end of the spring semester. SF Chronicle 11/10/14

A column about the Confucius Institute at UC Davis mentions the Confucius Institute at SF State. Sacramento Business Journal 11/12/14

The SFMTA plans changes to the 28 bus line, which serves SF State, to make buses move more quickly. Streetsblog SF 11/11/14

American college students face significant student loan debt that makes them less likely to consider buying a home or car in the near future, says Shengle Lin, assistant professor of finance. KCBS 11/9/14 KPIX 11/9/14 (clip not available online) KOVR 11/9/14 (clip not available online) KION 11/9/14 (clip not available online) WAFB 11/10/14 (clip not available online) WRGB 11/10/14 (clip not available online) WOWK 11/10/14 (clip not available online)

Professor of Geology Ray Pestrong discussed seismic tremors. KQED 11/10/14 (clip not available online)

A fungus affecting salamanders could damage ecosystems, according to Vance Vredenburg, associate professor of biology. Daytona Beach News-Journal 11/8/14

Some larger companies are buying startups for the sake of raiding their talent, which is the result of a competitive recruitment market, says John Sullivan, professor of management. Yahoo! Finance 11/10/14 HITC Business 11/10/14

A negative performance review could provide a valuable reality check, according to Mitchell Marks, associate professor of management. TLNT 11/7/14

Marie Drennan, assistant professor of broadcast and electronic communication arts, has co-authored "Scriptwriting 2.0, Writing for the Digital Age." Kings River Life 11/8/14

Rabab Abdulhadi, associate professor of ethnic studies, said she and a colleague have been criticized by pro-Israel groups for a January visit to the West Bank, Jordan and Israel. Inside Higher Ed 11/10/14

Mark Phillips, professor emeritus of education, writes an opinion piece on new studies about happiness among high school students. Marin Independent Journal 11/9/14

Comedian Ryan Stout, who attended SF State, will perform at the Empress Theatre in Vallejo on Nov. 14. Times-Herald 11/07/14

Student Anna Maravelias is children's ballet mistress for Peninsula Ballet Theatre. The Daily Journal 11/8/14

Integrated Play Groups help children with autism socialize with typically developing peers, according to a study by Pamela Wolfberg, professor of special education and communicative disorders. Advance Healthcare Network 11/7/14

The waterbed was invented at SF State by Charles Hall in 1968 as a thesis project. Huffington Post 11/6/14

Good posture makes it easier to remember positive memories, according to a study by Erik Peper, professor of health education. Sodere Times (Ethiopia) 11/6/14

Nick Kordesch, SF State's sustainability coordinator, and his wife had a "zero-waste wedding." Country Living 11/7/14

Barbara Rose Brooker, who teaches writing at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at SF State, has published "The Rise and Fall of a Jewish American Princess." JWeekly 11/6/14

SF State is the second largest Bay Area university, based on the number of full-time equivalent students in 2013-14. San Francisco Business Times 11/7/14 (subscription required)

SF State is mentioned in an article about College of Marin. Novato Advance 11/6/14

Integrated Play Groups can help children with autism develop social skills, according to a new study by Pamela Wolfberg, professor of special education and communicative disorders. Autism Daily Newscast 11/5/14

Professor of Political Science Robert Smith says that democracy "got a boost" with the election of progressive candidates in Richmond, Calif., despite significant campaign spending by Chevron. San Jose Mercury News 11/6/14

Barbara Jane Reyes, an alum and lecturer in the Asian American studies department, is featured. Hyphen 11/5/14

Alum Tristan Arnold, former interim director of the SF State wind ensemble and assistant orchestra conductor, has been appointed artistic director and conductor of the Napa Valley Youth Symphony. Napa Valley Register 11/5/14

Alum Antonette Eckert has been named Director, International Tourism-Asia/Pacific for the San Francisco Travel Association. Tourism India 11/6/14 Chennai Patrika 11/6/14

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is looking to make service improvements along the 19th Avenue portion of the 28 bus line, which serves SF State. SF Bay 11/5/14

SF State has the highest-paid graduates in the field of education, according to a new study. University Herald 11/4/14

The tough battle between David Chiu and David Campos for State Assembly was due in part to the new top-two primary system, said Jason McDaniel, assistant professor of political science. San Francisco Chronicle 11/5/14

Libby Schaaf has declared victory in the race for Oakland mayor; candidates included Joe Tuman, professor of communication studies. San Jose Mercury News 11/5/14 KQED 11/5/14 Inside Bay Area 11/5/14 Contra Costa Times 11/5/14

Alum John Jimenez, a priest and teacher, is profiled. Catholic San Francisco 11/5/14

California Poets in the Schools, a program for teaching poetry to youth that began as the Pegasus Project at SF State, is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary. Zyzzyva 11/4/14

The 1968 student strike at SF State is cited as an example of partnerships between Latinos and Asians in the United States. Hyphen 11/4/14

Parasitized bees (or zombees), discovered by Professor of Biology John Hafernik, have been found in Pennsylvania. Spektrum (Germany) 11/4/14

In an opinion piece, Catherine Cudlick, professor of history, is quoted as saying that voting rights have historically been challenged for people with disabilities based on voting practices geared toward the able-bodied, among other types of voting discrimination. SF Examiner 11/03/14

Professor of Political Science Robert C. Smith comments on the mayoral and city council elections in Richmond. KQED 11/4/2014

Mitchell Marks, associate professor of management, provides advice about how to recover from a career setback. Bangalore Mirror 11/4/14

A 2013 SF State study found that people who shop too much may be unaware of their debt and how much they are spending. Nerdwallet 11/4/14

In a 2012 study, Patrick Tierney, a professor of recreation, parks and tourism, found that California's major ski resorts contributed $1.3 billion in direct spending during the 2010-2011 season. CBS Moneywatch 11/4/14

The 1965 sit-in at Dewey's in Philadelphia suggests that gay militancy occurred before the Stonewall Riots, says Marc Stein, Jamie and Phyllis Pasker professor of history. Edge 11/4/14

Author and alum Anne Rice will appear at Santa Rosa High School on Nov. 11. The Press Democrat 11/3/14

Alum Laertis Moraitis joined the Stockton Police Department as a rookie officer. Stockton Record 11/3/14

The SF State fog webcam, in operation since 1994, is cited as an example of an early website still in operation. Daily Mail 11/4/14

The creation of an Afro-American studies program at SF State in the 1960s is mentioned in an opinion article about "academic improprieties" at the university of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. Times Dispatch 11/3/14

Mark Sigmon, a lecturer in the history department, discussed how baseball has shaped American history. KQED 10/30/14 (clip not available online)

Vance T. Vredenburg, associate professor of biology, says that a fungus spreading among salamanders and frogs in Europe warrants attention, as its spread could have major impacts on ecosystems. Christian Science Monitor 10/31/14

Antwi Akom, associate professor of Africana studies and executive director of the Institute for Sustainable Economic, Educational and Environmental Design, gave a keynote speech at the Coalition of Livable Future's Livability Summit, discussing the African American experience in San Francisco and Oakland. The Southeast Examiner 11/1/14

Professor of Cinema Joseph McBride developed a relationship with Orson Welles later in Welles' career and even had a role in his unreleased film "The Other Side of the Wind," which may be released next year. Wisconsin State Journal 11/3/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is estimated to win 15 percent of votes in the Oakland mayor's race. Oakland Tribune 11/2/14

Professor of Journalism Yvonne Daley writes about Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Galway Kinnell, who passed away on Oct. 28. Rutland Herald 11/2/14

Alum Val Dolcini has been appointed as Farm Service Agency administrator. AllGov 11/1/14

Alum J.C. Herrera has been appointed Chief People Officer at Castlight Health. MarketWatch 11/3/14

Alum Ana Maria Pulido, president of the Ravenswood City School District board, is running for re-election. San Jose Mercury News 10/31/14

Eitetsu Hayashi, a taiko drummer, performed at SF State on Nov. 1 and 2. Examiner.com 10/31/14

SF State is mentioned in an article about the College of San Mateo's TV station, KCSM, being slated for auction to a private buyer. The Daily Journal 11/3/14

October

Professor of Biology John Hafernik studies "zombie bees," bees that have been parasitized by small flies. WDET (Detroit) 10/31/14 (clip not available online) Milwaukee Public Radio 10/31/14 (clip not available online) KUT (Austin) 10/31/14 (clip not available online)

Professor Emeritus of Secondary Education Mark Phillips says that social and emotional learning is becoming increasingly important in schools. Pacific Sun 10/30/14

Elizabeth Parent, professor emeritus of American Indian studies, is quoted in an article about a Stanford student group canceling its plans to perform Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson after opposition from students due to the musical's portrayal of American Indians. Indian Country 10/31/14

Author and alum Ernest Gaines is profiled. Philadelphia Tribune 10/31/14

Accountant Lawrence Wiesner, who studied at SF State, is running for state senate in District 2, which represents Marin, Lake, Humboldt, Trinity, Del Norte and Mendocino counties and part of Sonoma County. Marinscope 10/30/14

Alum and school administrator Peter Oshinski is running for an at-large post on the San Leandro school board. San Jose Mercury News 10/30/14

Antoinette Eckert, an SF State alum, has been appointed Director, International Tourism-Asia/Pacific at the San Francisco Travel Association. Travel Biz Monitor 10/31/14

San Francisco Public Library archivist Susan Goldstein, who formerly worked for SF State's labor archive, is featured. J Weekly 10/30/14

Betty Yee, who is running for State Controller, has a child who is an SF State graduate. KERO 10/30/14

An opinion piece about anti-Israeli activities on college campuses mentions SF State. Jerusalem Post 10/31/14

According to a new study by Pamela Wolfberg, professor of special education and communicative disorders, social development of children with autism can be promoted with "Integrated Play Groups." Medical News Today 10/30/14

The oratorical skills of Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman, who is running for Oakland mayor, are praised in this column. San Jose Mercury News 10/29/14 Contra Costa Times 10/29/14

Professor of Meteorology Oswaldo Garcia, who translated the book "Father Benito Vines: The 19th-Century Life and Contributions of a Cuban Hurricane Observer and Scientist," is interviewed. USA Today 10/29/14

Nan Alamilla Boyd, professor of women and gender studies, is quoted in an article about the Lexington Club, a lesbian bar that is shutting down after 18 years. Bay Area Reporter 10/30/14

Marc Stein, Jamie and Phyllis Pasker professor of history, says that the 1965 sit-in at Dewey's in Philadelphia is important to recognize as a precursor to the Stonewall riots. Windy City Media Group 10/28/14

A 2011 SF State study that found that certain birds have grown larger over time is cited in an article about how climate change is affecting some animals' sizes. Fast Company 10/30/14

An article about Irish singer Mary Black mentions that her brother Michael Black teaches kinesiology at SF State. SF Chronicle 10/29/14

Alum Richard Martin is profiled in an article about Proposition 47, which would reclassify most non-violent drug crimes, like those Martin committed in his teens and 20s, from felonies to misdemeanors. Think Progress 10/30/14

Renowned Taiwanese author Huang Chunming, scheduled to speak at SF State on Nov. 8, has been diagnosed with leukemia and is unable to travel so will participate in the event via Skype. World Journal, 10/30/14

SF State has been awarded $17 million by the National Institutes of Health to improve diversity in the field of biomedical research. KCBS 10/27/14

Ski resorts contribute over a half billion dollars to Lake Tahoe's economy, according to a study by Patrick Tierney, chair of the recreation, parks and tourism department. Nevada Appeal 10/29/14

Social development of children with autism can be promoted by "Integrated Play Groups," according to a new study by Pamela Wolfberg, professor of special education and communicative disorders. Science Newsline 10/27/14 The Autism News 10/29/14

San Francisco's economy could handle a minimum wage increase, says Associate Professor of Economics Michael Potepan. Mission Local 10/28/14

Assistant Professor of Hospitality and Tourism Management Sybil Yang appeared on a radio program to discuss the strategies employed by menu designers to steer customers toward specific foods. Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane 10/29/14

Joe Tuman, professor of communication studies and candidate for Oakland mayor, said his favorite Oakland building is the Kaiser Convention Center. San Francisco Business Times 10/28/14

A negative performance review at work could provide a good reality check, says Mitchell Marks, associate professor of management. Harvard Business Review 10/29/14

Professor emerita Elizabeth Parent is quoted in an article about students' opposition to the performance of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson at Stanford due to the musical's negative portrayal of American Indians. Indian Country 10/28/14

Alum Laurie Parker, a former Napa Valley winemaker, founded the Cheetah Conservation Fund in Namibia two decades ago and is one of the world's foremost cheetah experts. SF Chronicle 10/28/14

Alum and children's musician Ella Jenkins is featured. WTTW (PBS Chicago) 10/28/14 (clip not available online)

Alum Cathy Sandeen has been appointed chancellor of University of Wisconsin Colleges and UW-Extension. Wisconsin State Journal 10/28/14

The Nov. 7 performance by the Windscape wind quartet, part of the Morrison Artists Series, is mentioned in an article about upcoming classical music performances in the Bay Area. Examiner 10/28/14

Dennis Yang, an SF State graduate and teacher, is running for the San Francisco Board of Education. AsianWeek 10/27/14

Alum Eric Wollman has been appointed Burlingame's next police chief, effective Nov. 1. San Jose Mercury News 10/27/14

Alum Cathy Sandeen has been appointed chancellor of University of Wisconsin Colleges and UW-Extension. RiverTowns 10/28/14 Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel 10/27/14

Alum Antoinette Eckert has been appointed Director, International Tourism-Asia/Pacific at the San Francisco Travel Association. Travel Trade Journal 10/28/14

SF State students volunteer at the Ventanilla de Educación (Education Window) at the Mexican consulate in San Francisco, discussing education opportunities with Mexican nationals. La Prensa 10/24/14 Hispanically Speaking News 10/25/14

Greg Woods, a lecturer in the criminal justice studies department at SF State, commented on candidates' use of crime statistics to support their campaigns. San Jose Mercury News 10/26/14

Academic counselor Kimberly Davalos led a workshop about dating violence and healthy relationships for girls in juvenile hall. The Daily Journal 10/27/14

Alum and filmmaker Kortney Ryan Ziegler discusses his transgender identity. The Chronicle of Higher Education 10/27/14

Writer and alum Ernest Gaines is profiled. SF Chronicle 10/25/14 Low Country Current 10/25/14 Merced Sun-Star 10/24/14

Alum Eric Wollman, who has more than 30 years of law enforcement experience, was appointed Burlingame's next police chief, effective Nov. 1. The Examiner 10/27/14

Alum Lise Lindstrom, a dramatic soprano, discusses her path to success in the competitive world of opera. Classical Singer 10/27/14

Samantha Wong, an SF State graduate, is the new owner of Beeps Burgers, which has been in business for more than 50 years. Digital Journal 10/26/14

In an article about the high cost of earthquake insurance, an SF State about pent-up energy in faults is mentioned. Petaluma Argus-Courier 10/27/14

A current student who was an undocumented immigrant is featured in an article about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, a program that has allowed him to remain in the country legally. Reflejos 10/26/14

Associate Professor of Africana Studies Antwi Akom spoke in Pittsburgh as part of the Green Building Alliance's Inspire Speakers Series. The Allegheny Front 10/24/14

Sustainability Coordinator Nick Kordesch and his wife Hazel Perry held a "zero-waste wedding" in Berkeley. San Francisco Chronicle 10/24/14

Alum Brandon Hill is the founder of the consulting firm Btrax. Tech in Asia 10/24/14

This article is about New Zealand fashion illustrator Natasha Wright, who participated in an exchange program at SF State while a student. NZEdge.com 10/24/14

Author and alum Ernest Gaines is profiled. Shreveport Times 10/23/14

Alum, actor and activist Peter Coyote is profiled in this Q&A. Monterey County Weekly 10/23/14

Alum Gerald A. Crowley, who led the only police strike in San Francisco history, has died at the age of 81. San Francisco Chronicle 10/23/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is running for Oakland mayor. Oakland Tribune 10/23/14; KALW 10/22/14; Oakland Tribune 10/22/14; San Francisco Chronicle 10/22/14

Alum Mike Maxwell is running for a seat on the Contra Costa County Office of Education board. Antioch Herald 10/23/14

Photographer Justin Mott, an SF State alum, is profiled. The Jakarta Post 10/23/14

Professor of Social Work Brian de Vries is leading a new research project aimed at helping LGBT seniors make end-of-life decisions. Daily Xtra 10/22/14

The Department of Sociology is co-sponsoring a discussion with South Africa-based artist and activist Gabrielle Le Roux on Oct. 27. Mission Local 10/22/14

Political Science Lecturer Calvin Welch and his students are interviewed for a story about young voters becoming engaged with local politics. KQED Radio 10/22/14 (clip not available online)

SF State is a co-supporter of a mural in Vallejo's Filipino Community Center. Vallejo Times-Herald 10/22/14

In this interview, theater performer Pippa White mentions that her mother taught at SF State. BroadwayWorld.com 10/22/14

Professor of Communication Studies and Oakland mayoral candidate Joe Tuman is profiled. Contra Costa Times 10/21/14

Actor and alum Jeffrey Tambor, currently starring in the Amazon series "Transparent," is profiled. OurWindsor.ca 10/21/14

Alums Danae Labraña and Priscilla del Rosario, now members of the band Sunhaze, are interviewed. The Bay Bridged 10/21/14

An SF State student is quoted about the removal of benches from a Mission district sidewalk. Mission Local 10/21/14

This article by an SF State student talks about the University's study abroad programs. College Magazine 10/19/14

This article by an SF State student discusses on-campus dining options. College Magazine 10/19/14 http://www.collegemagazine.com/editorial/4334/Best-Places-to-Eat-at-SF-State

This article by an SF State student talks about transit options for getting to campus. College Magazine 10/19/14

This article by an SF State student lists the "top 6 quirks of SF State." College Magazine 10/19/14

This article about the Sequoia Healthcare District Board of Directors election mentions a joint nursing program run by the hospital and SF State at Cañada College. San Mateo Daily Journal 10/21/14

Actor and alum Jeffrey Tambor, currently starring in the Amazon series "Transparent," is profiled. Toronto Star 10/21/14

This letter to the editor advocates electing alum Mike Holmes to the Auburn City Council. Roseville and Granite Bay Press Tribune 10/21/14

This book review references the protests that led to the creation of SF State's College of Ethnic Studies, the first such college in the nation. Hyphen Magazine 10/21/14

This opinion article about political correctness mentions former SF State President S.I. Hayakawa. Beaufort Observer 10/21/14

A new study by the U.S. Geological Survey and its research partner SF State on earthquake "fault creep" is featured. The Canadian Press 10/20/14

Alum Ronald Pereira is running for a seat on the San Lorenzo Unified school board. The Daily Review 10/20/14

Anthropology Lecturer Niccolo Caldararo writes about Japanese economic growth in this letter to the editor. Financial Times 10/20/14

This letter to the editor references SF State's Project Rebound program. The New Yorker 10/20/14

This article about the nearby Ingleside neighborhood mentions SF State. The Bold Italic 10/20/14

Professor Emeritus Richard de Leon comments on the closure of the San Francisco Bay Guardian. San Francisco Chronicle 10/19/14

Lecturer of Latina/Latino Studies Bridgette Davila is running for a seat on the City College of San Francisco Board of Trustees. San Francisco Chronicle 10/19/14

SF State student Manuel Martinez is highlighted in this article about the impact of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA. New America Media 10/19/14

This article about a pumpkin patch that raises money for breast cancer awareness mentions a former SF State student. Santa Maria Times 10/19/2014; Lompoc Record 10/19/14

A trivia game show includes a question about SF State's Department of Latina/Latino Studies, formerly known as Raza Studies. NBC Bay Area 10/19/14 (clip not available online); KXAS Dallas 10/19/14 (clip not available online); WNBC New York 10/19/14 (clip not available online); WVBT Norfolk, Virginia 10/18/14 (clip not available online)

Professor of Recreation, Parks and Tourism Patrick Tierney found that the annual economic impact of the ski industry to the Lake Tahoe region is $564.5 million. YubaNet.com 10/17/14

Alum Kim Robinson, who is running for a seat in the Iowa House of Representatives, is profiled. The Des Moines Register 10/17/14

A woman killed in a murder-suicide last week is reported to be an SF State student. SFist.com 10/17/14

This article about the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake quotes an SF State alum who was in a geology class at the time the temblor struck. San Francisco Appeal 10/17/14

Professor of English Language and Literature Michael Krasny, host of KQED Forum, is featured. The Independent (Livermore) 10/17/14

Alum Marilynne Mellander is running for a seat on the West Contra Costa Healthcare District. SJ Mercury News 10/16/14;
Inside Bay Area 10/16/14

Interior-design student Rachael Dillbeck has been hired to assist with operations at Hudson Street Design of San Rafael, Calif. Marin Independent-Journal 10/16/14

A former SF State student is the subject of a story devoted to lending circles, where people chip in every month to lend money to one another, managed by a San Francisco nonprofit. Dallasnews.com 10/16/14

The SF State Romberg Tiburon Center is listed as a site for the Bay Area Science Festival, opening the marine lab to the public on Oct. 26. SF Chronicle 10/15/14

SF State's earthquake story on emergency-preparedness coordinator Gayle Orr-Smith and Professor of Counseling Rebecca Toporek, among others, is reposted. Post News Group (Oakland) 10/15/14
Arab Times Online 10/15/14

A new study by the U.S. Geological Survey and its research partner SF State on earthquake "fault creep" is featured.
Red Orbit 10/16/14
Before It's News 10/15/14
MyFoxNY.com 10/15/14

Research at SF State linking poor posture and depression is cited. Huffington Post Germany 10/16/14

Alum and actor Annette Bening's appearance at SF State is mentioned. SF Chronicle 10/16/14

Alum and conductor John Lo Piccolo will be leading the Poway Symphony Orchestra this season. Pomerado News (San Diego County) 10/16/14

Alum and author Mike Freeman is profiled. Jamestown Press (R.I.) 10/16/14

Alum and Turkish musician Latif Bolat will lecture and perform at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. HWS.edu 10/14/14

Contra Costa County poet Luella Hill-Dudley credits a late SF State professor for pressing her to continue writing. Contra Costa Times 10/15/14
SJ Mercury News 10/15/14

The SF State Handbell Choir is mentioned in a listing. SJ Mercury News 10/15/14

SF State students are interviewed about Good2Go, an app that lets users "affirm consent" for sexual activity. WABI-TV (CBS, Bangor Maine) 10/15/14 (clip not available online)

Associate Professor of Sociology Jessica Fields is quoted in a story about Sex Week events on college campuses. Inside Higher Ed 10/15/14

Anthony Lazarus, SF State's director of news and new media, is quoted regarding the sudden closing of the San Francisco Bay Guardian newspaper. SF Examiner 10/15/14

Research at SF State linking poor posture and depression is cited. Huffington Post Science 10/15/14

A recent report by The Palm Center, a research initiative of SF State, on transgender military service is cited. Vida en el Valle (Central Valley) 10/14/14

Alum and actor Jeffrey Tambor will speak at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. Standard-Examiner (Utah) 10/15/14

Alum and entertainment reporter and producer Nina Parker is profiled. Los Angeles Sentinel 10/15/14

Alums Ray Andersen and Mike Maxwell are running for a seat on the Contra Costa Board of Education. Andersen is a teacher and Maxwell is a business executive. SJ Mercury News 10/14/14

SF State student Alejandra Mikaela Ramirez is to be honored with an Educational Opportunity Award during National Hispanic Heritage Month. Contra Costa Times 10/14/14

Research on motivational abuse in the workplace by Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman is cited. Pressetext (Germany) 10/14/14

The Climate Action Forum Film Series at SF State is listed. SF Examiner 10/14/14

A recent report by The Palm Center, a research initiative of SF State, on transgender military service is cited. The Modesto Bee 10/14/14
Ledger Enquirer (Ga.) 10/14/14
Newsobserver.com (N.C.) 10/14/14

The Afiara Quartet, the Morrison Fellowship Quartet-in-Residence at SF State, is profiled. UDaily (University of Delaware) 10/14/14

Alum and clinician Lisbeth Votruba is the new director of clinical education and quality for Avasure, which makes technology for preventing patient falls. Businesswire.com (press release) 10/14/14
Eon 10/14/14
Heraldonline.com (S.C.) 10/14/14
TMCnet.com 10/14/14
Virtual-Strategy.com 10/14/14

Alum and Home Depot millworker J. Douglas Robinson is running to represent Lawrence in the Kansas House. Lawrence World Journal (Kansas) 10/14/14

Alum and writer Richard Arbib will appear at a gathering of local authors in Douglas County, Nev. Carson Valley Times 10/13/14

Alum and filmmaker Norman Apstein is co-producing "Ice Cream Man 2," a sequel to the 1995 horror film. Digital Journal (press release) 10/14/14
Broadcast Newsroom (press release) 10/14/14

Assistant Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel comments on campaign funding in a story about the District 10 supervisor's race in San Francisco. The Potrero View 10/11/14

A former SF State student is the subject of a story devoted to lending circles, where people chip in every month to lend money to one another, managed by a San Francisco nonprofit. The New York Times 10/10/14

StarTribune.com 10/10/14
NDTV Profit 10/11/14
Edit Hot 10/11/14

Research on motivational abuse in the workplace by Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman is cited. The Times of India 10/11/14
WDUZ-FM (Green Bay, Wis.) 10/10/14 (clip not available online)

Raza Studies at SF State is cited in a Hispanic-college quiz show. WBIN-TV (Boston) 10/12/14 WRDQ-TV (Orlando, Fla.) 10/11/14 (clips not available online)

Professor Emeritus of Education Mark Phillips writes a column on how rewarding good teachers with tenure makes sense. Marin IJ 10/10/14

Alum and artist Kirk Pedersen has a new exhibition of works in Los Angeles. Artdaily.org 10/12/14

Alum and artist Brent Bushnell is profiled. The Potrero View 10/11/14

Alum and journalist Kristin Bender is joining the San Francisco bureau of the Associated Press. SF Chronicle 10/10/14
The Sacramento Bee 10/10/14
Santa Maria Times 10/10/14
Daily Journal (Indiana) 10/10/14

Alum and property broker Mary Alam has closed a deal on a San Francisco mixed-use site near prominent tech companies. The News Funnel (press release) 10/10/14

SF State alumni are the seventh most "dateable," according to a matchmaking service's survey of New Yorkers and San Franciscans. Yahoo Finance Singapore 10/12/14
Keyw.com 10/12/14
NJ1015.com 10/10/14

Verbal abuse by supervisors makes employees more likely to engage in counterproductive activities at work, according to a study by Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman. PsychCentral 10/10/14

Fariba Nawa, a journalism lecturer, will be the featured speaker at the Palm Springs Writers Guild's season kickoff on Oct. 11. The Press Enterprise 10/9/14

SF State alumni are the seventh most "dateable," according to a matchmaking service's survey of New Yorkers and San Franciscans. The Huffington Post 10/9/14 Business Insider Malaysia 10/9/14 WYRK 10/10/14 The Hawk 10/10/14

Actor and alum Keir Dullea will appear at the Black Bear Film Festival Salon. New Jersey Herald 10/9/14

Alum and pilates instructor Jennifer Kent Atteberry describes ways to relieve stress and pain through pilates moves. The Journal News 10/10/14

A reputed gang member has been sentenced to three life prison terms for murders committed in San Leandro in 2011; one victim was an incoming SF State student. San Jose Mercury News 10/9/14 Contra Costa Times 10/9/14 KTVU 10/9/14 KRON 10/9/14 KCBS 10/9/14

Professor of Health Education Erik Peper's research on how posture can influence energy levels is mentioned in an article about easy ways to boost energy. Mobile361 10/9/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is running for Oakland mayor. KALW 10/8/14

Faculty rallied for higher wages on Oct. 7. KQED 10/8/14 (clip not available online)

Elizabeth Kean, former dean of the Graduate College of Education, discusses funding for public education. KQED Forum 10/8/14 (clip not available online)

SF State alumni are the seventh most "dateable," according to a matchmaking service's survey of New Yorkers and San Franciscans. Mail Online 10/8/14 Yahoo! Finance 10/9/14 Business Insider 10/9/14 KLIX 10/9/14 Redeye 10/9/14 Business Insider Indonesia 10/9/14

KGO anchor and alum Peter Finch was inducted into the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame. SF Chronicle 10/8/14

An article about the 50th anniversary of the Free Speech Movement at UC Berkeley mentions that activist Mario Savio graduated from SF State. LA Times 10/8/14

Alum Saeb Erakat, the Palestinian Authority's lead negotiator with Israel, is profiled. Daily Maverick 10/9/14

Alum Deloris Roach is running for a seat on the Vacaville Unified School District's governing board. Contra Costa Times 10/8/14

San Francisco is the fourth best college town for house flipping, according to a new study that mentions SF State. DS News 10/8/2014

Caitlin Ryan of the Family Acceptance Project works with Mormon families of gay children to encourage acceptance. Psychology Today 10/7/14

Professor of Biology John Hafernik will discuss his research on "zombie bees" at San Pedro Valley Park on Oct. 18. San Jose Mercury News 10/7/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman, a candidate for Oakland mayor, is mentioned in an article about campaign funds. San Jose Mercury News 10/8/14

Faculty rallied for higher wages yesterday, protesting the 99th day without a new labor contract after the previous one expired in July. KNTV 10/8/14 (clip not available online)

SF State alumni are the seventh most "dateable," according to a matchmaking service's survey of New Yorkers and San Franciscans. Time 10/8/14

Alum Eduardo Martinez is running for Richmond City Council. Inside Bay Area 10/7/14

Alum Kathy Green, who oversees a homeschool program in Pacifica, is profiled. San Jose Mercury News 10/7/14

Teacher and alum Mimi Sommer writes about the benefits of having teaching students observe classes. Sonoma Index-Tribune 10/7/14

An article about improvements to wireless connectivity at residence halls for state universities in New York mentions that the same company has also managed residential networks at SF State. Campus Technology 10/8/14

Herb Meiberger, a lecturer in corporate finance and investments at SF State and a member of the city pension board, opposes a proposal to invest billions of dollars of the city's pension portfolio into hedge funds. International Business Times 10/7/14

Alum Amy Martenson is running for the Napa Valley College Board of Trustees. Contra Costa Times 10/6/14

Student Brittany Margo's textile quilt will be displayed in the Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Maternity Ward. InMenlo 10/7/14

The family of student Mark Madden, who was fatally shot on Friday night in East Palo Alto, believes he was not the intended target of the shooting. San Jose Mercury News 10/6/14

Professor of Biology Karina Nielson, the director of the Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies, is featured. Marin Independent Journal 10/4/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell's research shows that spending money on experiences rather than objects creates greater happiness. ABC News 10/6/14

Caitlin Ryan, Director of the Family Acceptance Project, is interviewed about her work with LGBT youth and their families. Huffington Post 10/3/14

Ron Leone and Brent Trublood, both SF State alums, are among the candidates for Concord City Council. San Jose Mercury News 10/3/14

Alum James Moore is running for Oakland City Council. San Jose Mercury News 10/3/14

An art exhibition at Galeria de la Raza will feature the work of alum Ralph Maradiaga. Mission Local 10/3/14

Alum Paul Hayes has been appointed the executive director of Harborview Medical Center. Puget Sound Business Journal 10/3/14

Student Mark Madden was fatally shot Friday night in East Palo Alto. SF Chronicle 10/4/14 KTVU 10/5/14 KRON-SF 10/4/14, 10/5/14 (clip not available online) KTVU 10/4/14 (clip not available online) KRXI 10/4/14 (clip not available online) KQET 10/3/14 (clip not available online) KCBA 10/3/14, 10/4/14 (clip not available online)

An article about a protest against a Mission District development quoted a current student. Mission Local 10/5/14

An article about a rat acting as a service animal for a formerly homeless man with social anxiety mentions that the man's girlfriend attends SF State. SF Chronicle 10/5/14

An alleged gang member has been sentenced to life in prison for his role in a 2011 shooting that killed an incoming SF State student. SF Chronicle 10/3/14

Professor of Health Education Erik Peper writes about breathing techniques. The Western Addition 10/3/14

SF State students are interviewed about a mobile app that helps determine whether an individual has given their consent to engage in sexual activity. WJFW Wausau, Wisconsin 10/3/14; KOSA Odessa, Texas 10/2/14 (clip not available online)

The Autism, Asperger Syndrome Coalition for Education, Networking and Development is collaborating with SF State on a conference about adults on the autism spectrum in the workplace. SFGate 10/2/14

Alum Nikita Germaine Houston appeared as a backup singer on the most recent album from the band Train and is touring with the band worldwide. Alameda Magazine 10/2/14

Artist and alum Chris Rummell is profiled. Alameda Magazine 10/2/14

Alum James Moore is running for Oakland City Council. Oakland Tribune 10/2/14

Musician and alum Johnny Mathis is profiled. The Herald-Palladium 10/2/14

An alleged gang member has been sentenced to life in prison for his role in a 2011 shooting that left two dead, including an incoming SF State student. KRON 4 News 10/2/14

Playwright and alum Matt Pelfrey's new play "In the Heat of the Night" opens this month in Los Angeles. Broadway World 10/1/14

Alum Solana Henneberry is running for a seat on the Alameda school board. San Jose Mercury News 10/1/14

Magician and alum Christian Cagigal's new show "Obscura" opens in Berkeley later this month. San Francisco Chronicle 10/1/14

SF State students are interviewed about a mobile app that helps determine whether an individual has given their consent to engage in sexual activity. KPRC Houston 10/1/14 (clip not available online); WBBH Fort Myers, Florida 10/1/14 (clip not available online); KWWL Iowa City 10/1/14 (clip not available online); KESQ Palm Springs 10/1/14 (clip not available online); WAVY Norfolk, Virginia 10/1/14 (clip not available online); KCTV Kansas City 10/1/14 (clip not available online); WFXB Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 10/1/14 (clip not available online); KKFX Santa Barbara 10/1/14 (clip not available online); KERO Bakersfield 10/1/14 (clip not available online); KNOW Monroe, Louisiana 10/1/14 (clip not available online); KTWO Casper, Wyoming 10/1/14 (clip not available online)

September

These articles about a new program that will allow some community colleges to offer four-year degrees mentions that some SF State professors teach courses at Cañada College. San Mateo Daily Journal 9/30/14; San Francisco Chronicle 9/29/14

SF State students are interviewed about a mobile app that helps determine whether an individual has given their consent to engage in sexual activity. KION Monterey 9/30/14 (clip not available online); KOVR Sacramento 9/30/14 (clip not available online); WTOC Savannah, Georgia 9/30/14 (clip not available online); CBS 5 San Francisco 9/29/14 (clip not available online)

Stephen Michael Petersen, arrested on suspicion of arson in connection with a number of fires in Alameda, is reported on his Facebook page to be a graduate at SF State. ABC 7 News Bay Area 9/29/14; San Jose Mercury News 9/29/14; CBS 5 San Francisco 9/29/14 (clip not available online)

Children's music pioneer Ella Jenkins graduated from SF State. WTTW Chicago 9/29/14 (clip not available online)

Actor Jeffrey Tambor, an alum, talks about visiting SF State's Little Theatre as a child. KUT Radio Austin 9/29/14 (clip not available online)

This opinion piece about gift registries for outfitting one's dormitory room references an SF State student who has participated. Red Deer Advocate 9/29/14

Stephen Michael Petersen, arrested on suspicion of arson in connection with a number of fires in Alameda, is reported on his Facebook page to be a student at SF State. San Francisco Chronicle 9/29/14

Students from SF State are part of a cultural delegation to India. Hindustan Times 9/29/14

This photo highlighting Confucius Institute Day was taken at SF State. Want China Times 9/29/14; Bulgarian News Agency 9/28/14

Photographer and alum Justin Mott comments about his upcoming appearance on the reality TV show "Photo Face-Off." Inquirer.net 9/28/14

Deloris Roach, an alum, is running for a seat on the Vacaville Unified School District Board of Trustees. The Reporter 9/27/14

Alum Jamie DeWolf, a slam poet and the great-grandson of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, is profiled. San Francisco Chronicle 9/27/14

Alum and theater director Ann Ward is profiled. Forever Young News 9/27/14

Alum Elizabeth Brazil has ended her campaign for a seat on the Newark school board. The Argus 9/26/14

Stephen Colletti, who starred on the TV show "Laguna Beach," attended SF State. VH1 9/26/14

Nathaniel Bates, an alum, is running for Richmond mayor. Contra Costa Times 9/26/14

Andy Reid, now the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, was the offensive line coach for the SF State football team in 1985. CBS Sports 9/26/14

This article about housing in San Francisco mentions that the Parkmerced development sold some of its property to SF State. El Tecolote 9/26/14

Associate Professor of Raza Studies and Education Administration and Interdisciplinary Studies Jeff Duncan-Andrade spoke at the Excellence Through Equity conference about the role of educators in helping students deal with stress. Press Enterprise 9/25/14

Alum Michael Menesini, San Francisco assistant district attorney and Martinez city councilmember, is running for reelection for the city council. San Jose Mercury News 9/25/14

Jennifer Roebuck, alum and former marketing director for French Connection, has left the brand to start her own marketing and e-commerce consultancy. Marketing Magazine 9/26/14

Alum Christian Lam has joined GoPro as an analytics developer. Marianas Variety (Micronesia) 9/26/14

A profile of Latin rock musician Jaime "Dogpaw" Carrillo mentions SF State. El Tecolote 9/25/14

Joe Tuman, professor of communication studies and Oakland mayoral candidate, participated in a forum discussing topics such as crime and affordable housing. Contra Costa Times 9/24/14 San Jose Mercury News 9/24/14

Professor of Geography Jason Henderson, who writes the Bay Guardian's Street Fight column, is mentioned in an article about biking from Southern Oregon to San Luis Obispo. San Francisco Bay Guardian 9/24/14

Associate Professor of Health Education Ramon Castellblanch is quoted in an article about the CURES program, which aims to ensure patients do not get multiple prescriptions for the same drug. Auburn Journal 9/24/14

An article about the UC Regents' vote not to divest holdings in the fossil fuel industries mentions SF State's decision to take steps toward fossil fuel divestment. LA Times 9/17/14

A broadcast about the legacy of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy three years after its repeal quotes Aaron Belkin, professor of political science and executive director of the Palm Center. WNEW-FM (Washington, D.C.) 9/24/14 (clip unavailable online)

The Mobile Atmospheric Profiling System, a joint venture between SF State and San Jose State, aids firefighters. Mountain Democrat 9/24/14 (subscription required)

Catherine Kudlick, director of the Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability, will be a judge at the Superfest International Disability Film Festival. Digital Journal 9/23/14

Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts Kim Schwartz participates in a dragon boat racing team. San Jose Mercury News 9/23/14

Author and alum John Christgau is on tour to promote his latest book, "Incident at the Otterville Station." Post-Bulletin 9/23/14

SF Students were among interns who worked on the independent film, "The Boat Builder," starring Christopher Lloyd. San Jose Mercury News 9/23/14

Student Andrew Neisess comments on edible bugs at the “Insect Blitz” at Elkus Ranch. Half Moon Bay Review 9/23/14

Professor of Cinema Jan Millsapps is one of nine American finalists for the Netherlands-based Mars One program to create a colony on Mars, departing in 2024. Next Avenue (PBS) 9/23/14

An article on noteworthy books mentions "American Jewish History: A Primary Source Reader," co-written by Marc Dollinger, Richard and Rhoda Goldman Endowed Chair in Jewish Studies and Social Responsibility. Jewish Journal 9/22/14

An article about UC Berkeley's Free Speech Movement mentions SF State. SF Chronicle 9/22/14

Alum Jeffrey Tambor, star of Amazon Studios' new show "Transparent," is featured. Vulture 9/23/14

Three candidates in the West Contra Costa school board race are SF State graduates. Contra Costa Times 9/23/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman, who is running for Oakland mayor, comments on Oakland's garbage conflict. The Post News Group 9/19/14

Justin Mott, a photojournalist and SF State graduate, stars in a reality television series in Southeast Asia. Manila Standard Today 9/22/14

A photography exhibition organized by alum Ron Zak is featured. The Press Democrat 9/21/14

SF State alum Johnny Mathis is profiled. The Herald Bulletin 9/20/14

A documentary is being made about Ella Jenkins, a celebrated children's musician who graduated from SF State. Chicago Tribune 9/19/14

Film director Melissa Suncin, an alum, is featured in an article about filmmakers based in San Francisco. Remezcla 9/19/14

An article about the board game Monopoly mentions a now retired SF State professor's invention of the game Anti-Monopoly in the 1970s. South China Morning Post 9/21/14

An article about a murder trial in Georgia mentions a former SF State student. Atlanta Journal-Constitution 9/21/14

Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Stephen Kane and research on the "Venus Zone" around a star are featured. PhysicsCentral 9/18/14
Fox News 9/17/14

SF State's effort to divest from fossil-fuel investment is cited. Los Angeles Times 9/17/14

Research on LGBT youth by the Family Acceptance Project at SF State is cited. Curve 9/17/14

Shirley Girouard, former director of SF State's School of Nursing, is the new professor and associate dean for research and innovations at the College of Nursing of SUNY Downstate Medical Center, in Brooklyn, N.Y. Nurse.com 9/18/14

Alum and musician Jesse "Lemme" Adams and his band Lemme Adams are profiled. SF Chronicle 9/17/14

Alum Vernita Naylor, author of the book "Get the Cheese, Avoid the Traps: An Interactive Guide to Government Contracting," is profiled. Post News Group 9/17/14

Alum and real-estate executive Lori Coleman is the new vice president of management services for California for Madison Marquette Retail Services. Shopping Center Weekly 9/17/14

The human-rights lecture "Feminism and Transnational Justice: The Afterlife of War in Bosnia and Herzegovina," to be held in HUM 108, is listed. SF Examiner 9/18/14

Professor of Asian American Studies Daniel Phil Gonzales will talk about mid-20th century Filipino life in San Francisco at the San Francisco Public Library, Oct. 4 at 1 p.m., as part of Filipino American History Month. Inquirer.net (Philippines) 9/18/14

The Journalism department is mentioned as the sponsor of the New Avenues in Journalism conference to be held in October. KCBD.com (press release) 9/17/14

Alum and retired police officer Joe Ramos is profiled. The Tempest (Solano Community College, Fairfield, Calif.) 9/17/14

Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Stephen Kane and research on the "Venus Zone" around a star are featured. Discovery News 9/17/14
Yahoo News 9/17/14
Yahoo News UK and Ireland 9/17/14

Associate Professor of Latino/Latina Studies and Education Jeff Duncan-Andrade gave the keynote address at the Opening of Schools ceremony for the Newburgh Enlarged City School District in New York. Hudson Valley Press Online 9/17/14

Research on LGBT youth by the Family Acceptance Project at SF State is cited. The Dish (Andrew Sullivan) 9/16/14

SF State Professor of Geography Jason Henderson is mentioned in a story about bikes on San Francisco's public-transit system. SF Bay Guardian 9/16/14

Professor Emeritus of Recreation, Parks and Tourism William Michaelis is cited for his work in creating the Fall Family Fun Fest in Pacifica. Pacifica Tribune 9/16/14

Several SF State alums are running for seats on the South San Francisco Unified School District's Board of Trustees: John Baker, Patricia Murray and Rick Ochsenhirt. The Daily Journal (Peninsula) 9/17/14

Alum and nonprofit coordinator Shanthi Gonzales is running for the Oakland Unified School District's board of directors. SJ Mercury News 9/15/14

Alum and photojournalist Maya Alleruzzo has been named Mideast photo editor for the Associated Press. Daily Reporter (Greenfield, Ind.) 9/16/14
Fox News 9/16/14
The Maui News 9/16/14
New Europe 9/16/14
Yahoo News Malaysia 9/16/14

Alum and educator Michael Talbot is now teaching communications at Castleton State College in Vermont. Castleton Spartan 9/17/14

The rock band Icky Boyfriends, which includes alum Shea Bond, is profiled. East Bay Express 9/17/14

Alum and dance director LisaMarie Woody and her dance company JAMA are profiled. aNewsCafe.com (Northern California) 9/17/14

Alum and medical esthetician Marjan Kashi has opened a new skin-care studio in Los Altos. Los Altos Town Crier 9/17/14

A meeting of the World Affairs Interest Group at SF State's Downtown Campus is listed. SF Examiner 9/17/14

A new grant-funded program at SF State to prepare educators for the deaf-blind community is featured. KQED News 9/15/14 (clip not available online)

SF State is named a “fast-running, forward-leaning institution” in technology-enhanced courses and online learning by Susan Aldridge, the author of “Wired for Success: Real-World Solutions for Transforming Higher Education.” KCBS-AM (SF) 9/16/14 (clip not available online)

The closure of the Science building at SF State is cited in a story about legislation to fund maintenance at the California State University system. Long Beach Post 9/15/14

California’s Assembly Select Committee on Biotechnology is meeting at SF State to discuss how to improve the workforce pipeline for the state’s biotech industry. Sacramento Bee 9/16/14
Fresno Bee 9/16/14

Alum and educational administrator Pamela Brown is new chief of elementary schools at the Fontana Unified School District in San Bernardino County. WBEN.com (Buffalo, N.Y.) 9/16/14
The Buffalo News 9/15/14
Buffalo.twcnews.com 9/16/14

Jinfeng Huang, a student at SF State, describes her internship experience at tech-company Zoosk. New America Media 9/15/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman, who is running for Oakland mayor, is mentioned in a Matier & Ross column about the race. SF Chronicle 9/13/14

Professor of Management John Sullivan is cited in an article on resume tips. Lancaster Online (Pa.) 9/14/14

A quote by Professor Emeritus of Urban Studies and Planning Richard LeGates from the 1980s is resurfaced in a special report about San Francisco, and how “new boom times are changing” the city. SF Chronicle 9/14/14

Raza Studies at SF State is cited in a Hispanic-college quiz show. WPHL-TV (Philadelphia) 9/14/14 (clip not available online)
WRDQ-TV (Orlando, Fla.) 9/13/14 (clip not available online)

Alum and rock writer Ben Fong-Torres is interviewed about his book “The Rice Room: Growing Up Chinese-American from Number Two Son to Rock ‘n’ Roll.” WUWM-FM (Milwaukee) 9/13/14 (clip not available online)

Alum and actor Jeffrey Tambor is the subject of a video interview. Sway’s Universe 9/12/14

Alum and educational administrator Karen Little is the new director of special education for the Belton Independent School District in Texas. Temple Daily Telegram (Texas) 9/12/14

Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Stephen Kane led a team of astronomers that pinpointed the location of a "Venus Zone" around a star. Space.com 9/11/14; Le Nouvel Observateur 9/11/14; Chinatopix 9/11/14

Kristin Candella, an SF State alum and executive director of Fort Collins Habitat for Humanity, is profiled. The Coloradan 9/11/14

Alum Toshi Washizu directed the documentary "Issei: The First Generation." Nikkei West 9/11/14

Ed Donaldson, an SF State alum, is running for San Francisco Board of Supervisors. Potrero View 9/11/14

Alum and dancer Cassie Begley is profiled. Tri-City Voice 9/9/14

Professor of International Relations Sanjoy Banerjee discusses President Barack Obama's plan to confront ISIS in Syria and Iraq. ABC 7 News Bay Area 9/10/14 (clip not available online); KOFY 9/10/14 (clip not available online)

Research by Professor of History Marc Stein is cited in this article about the resignation of Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas in 1969. National Law Journal 9/10/14

This article references SF State's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. San Jose Mercury News 9/10/14

Alum Ed Cavagnaro will be inducted into the Bay Area Radio Hall of Fame on Saturday. San Francisco Chronicle 9/10/14

Artists from SF State founded the Lab, an experimental art space in San Francisco. San Francisco Chronicle 9/10/14

SF State students are members of Povertees, a nonprofit organization that sells colorful T-shirts and uses the proceeds to help homeless individuals get back on their feet. USA Today 9/10/14

Research at SF State has found that buying life experiences makes consumers happier than buying material items. The Huffington Post 9/9/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is running for Oakland mayor. East Bay Express 9/10/14

This article references SF State's Family Acceptance Project. The Huffington Post 9/9/14

This opinion piece about free speech at University of California, Berkeley, mentions a 2007 rally at SF State. Wall Street Journal 9/8/14

Associate Professor of Latina/Latino Studies Jeff Duncan-Andrade spoke on the teaching of hip-hop in the classroom at Newburgh Free Academy. Times-Herald-Record 9/8/14

Biology master's student Shayle Matsuda will receive the California State University Trustee's Award for Outstanding Achievement. Ocean Beach Bulletin 9/7/14

Justin D'Agostino, a master's student at California State University, Los Angeles who received his undergraduate degree at SF State, will receive the CSU Trustees' Award for Outstanding Achievement. Santa Monica Mirror 9/7/14

This opinion piece advocating for a second Bay Area Rapid Transit tunnel under San Francisco Bay proposes an alignment that would carry trains past SF State. San Francisco Chronicle 9/7/14

SF State research has shown that purchasing life experiences makes consumers happier than purchasing material items. TIME 9/6/14

Professor of Communications Studies Joe Tuman is running for Oakland mayor. KQED NewsFix 9/5/14

Alum and musician Stuart Dempster is profiled. Oregon Artswatch 9/5/14

Alum Val Dolcini has been appointed Farm Service Agency Administrator. Farm Journal 9/5/14

The Confucius Institute at SF State and the Santa Clara County Board of Education launch a student competition to be held Oct. 25 in San Jose, including drawing, poetry, calligraphy and speech contests. World Journal 9/5/14

Associate Professor and Chair of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan is quoted in a story about fast-food worker strikes. Fortune 9/4/14

Alum and advertising and marketing exec Antonette Eckert has been appointed director of international tourism for Asia/Pacific for the San Francisco Travel Association. International Meetings Review 9/5/14

SF State is mentioned in a broadcast feature about alum and Iran’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohammad Javad Zarif. CNBC World 9/4/14 (clip not available online)

Alum, artist and poet Sharon Sittloh will read and share her poetry and art Sept. 8 at the Morrisson-Reeves Library in Richmond, Ind. The Palladium-Item (Indiana) 9/4/14

A man has been arrested in the shooting death of SF State student Jay E. Hansen in Oakland. Contra Costa Times 9/3/14
SJ Mercury News 9/3/14

Research by Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman on creative hobbies and workplace productivity is cited. Fast Company 9/4/14

Assistant Professor of Music and Dance Jassen Todorov is mentioned in a society column. SF Chronicle 9/4/14

Anthropology Lecturer Niccolo Caldararo has a letter published regarding the cultural precedent for the ALS ice-bucket challenge in Japan. Financial Times 9/4/14

Alum Lara DeLaney, who is a Martinez City Council member, is the subject of a column. Martinez News-Gazette 9/4/14

Alum and HR executive Jennifer Domaloan has been appointed controller and office manager at the Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii. Hawaii Tribune-Herald 9/4/14

Alum and broadcaster Danielle Knox has joined WSVN 7 News of South Florida. WSVN.com 9/3/14

The ZOFO Duet will perform at SF State’s Morrison Artist Series on Dec. 7. Examiner.com 9/3/14

Associate Professor of Journalism Venise Wagner is quoted in a post about George Will and conflicts of interest. Mediamatters.org 9/3/14

Former Professor of Philosophy Alfred G. Fisk is mentioned in a Today in History post. SF Chronicle 9/3/14

SF State is among the schools that a 15-year-old student “hacked” his way into by accumulating academic credits. SF Chronicle 9/3/14

A report by the Palm Center at SF State on transgender military service is cited. Daily Kos 9/2/14

Alum and Tulare County judge Paul Vortmann has died at 70. Modesto Bee 9/2/14

Alum, attorney and health-care advocate David Serrano Sewell is the new regional vice president for the San Francisco district of the Hospital Council of Northern and Central California. Business Wire (press release) 9/2/14
BioPortfolio 9/2/14
Finwin (press release) 9/2/14
Fort Mill Times (S.C.) 9/2/14

TMCnet.com (press release) 9/2/14

Alum and Pacifica educator Cole Westbrook is profiled. SJ Mercury News 9/2/14

A talk on neuroscience and aging hosted by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at SF State’s Downtown Campus is listed. SF Examiner 9/3/14

Research by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell on wealth and happiness is cited. WMAL Radio (Washington, D.C.) 9/2/14
ABC News 8/31/14
KBMZ.com 8/31/14
MyCentralOregon.com 8/31/14

A report by the Palm Center at SF State on transgender military service is cited. Edge San Francisco 9/1/14
Edge Boston 9/1/14
Edge Los Angeles 9/1/14
Edge Providence 9/1/14

SF State lecturer Oba T’Shaka is mentioned in a remembrance of Marcus Garvey. Jamaica Observer 9/1/14

Professor of Recreation, Parks and Tourism Patrick Tierney is mentioned in a story celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act. Steamboat Today 8/31/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman, who is running for Oakland mayor, is among a “crowded field” of candidates for the office. SF Chronicle 8/31/14

Research on posture and mood by Professor of Health Education Erik Peper is cited. Bemzen (Brazil) 8/31/14

Professor of Political Science Robert Smith shares predictions about President Obama’s last two years in office. The Tennessee Tribute 8/30/14

Alum and civil-rights activist Melba Pattillo Beals is profiled. The Davis Enterprise 9/2/14

Alum and rock writer Ben Fong-Torres is interviewed about his book “The Rice Room: Growing Up Chinese-American from Number Two Son to Rock ‘n’ Roll.” WUWM-FM (Milwaukee) 8/30/14 (clip not available online)
WAMU-FM (Washington, D.C.) 8/29/14 (clip not available online)/
WBUR-FM (Boston) 8/29/14 (clip not available online)
KOPB-FM (Portland, Ore.) 8/28/14 (clip not available online)

Alum, law-enforcement officer and recording artist Jinho “The Piper” Ferreira is interviewed. KTVU-SF (Fox) 8/30/14

Alum and city planner George White has been named San Mateo’s community-development director. The Daily Journal (Peninsula) 8/30/14

Alum and SF State Foundation board member Val Dolcini is the new U.S. Farm Service Agency administrator. AgWeek 9/2/14
Woodland Daily Democrat 8/30/14
AgnetWest.com 8/29/14
Beef Today 8/29/14
Prairie Farmer 8/29/14

Alum and actor Peter Coyote is interviewed about being accepted to SF State in the 1960s. CNN 8/31/14 (read the transcript)

A former SF State faculty member accused of invading the privacy of visitors to his home is cited in this column about “outrageous behavior.” Santa Rosa’s Press Gazette 8/29/14

August

Associate Professor of Recreation, Parks and Tourism Nina Roberts found that ethnic minorities, low-income individuals and young people are underrepresented among visitors to national parks. Inquirer.net 8/29/14

Alum Stephanie Perkins, author of the young adult books "Anna and the French Kiss" and "Lola and the Boy Next Door," is interviewed. The Philippine Star 8/29/14

Alum Luis Chaffo and his wife, Abi Long, are profiled. Washington Post 8/29/14 http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/on-love-abi-long-and-luis-chaffo/2014/08/28/180046c8-2d84-11e4-9b98-848790384093_story.html

Actor and alum Jeffrey Tambor plays a transgender woman in the upcoming series "Transparent." San Francisco Examiner 8/29/14

Alum Mary Atchison was found dead Tuesday in her Bernal Heights home; her boyfriend has been charged with murder in connection with her death. San Francisco Chronicle 8/29/14

Professor of Political Science Robert C. Smith says Republicans will intensify their efforts to stymie President Barack Obama's agenda if they regain control of Congress in this November's election. Los Angeles Sentinel 8/28/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell has found that people who spend money on life experiences or "experiential products" such as video games or books are happier than those who spend money on material items such as clothes or accessories. Tech Times 8/28/14

Former lecturer Peg Sandel is the new head of the Brandeis Hillel Day School in San Rafael. J Weekly 8/28/14

This article highlights SF State's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, which offers classes to older adults. J Weekly 8/28/14

One of the survivors from April's Orland bus crash is now attending SF State. KQED 8/28/14 (clip not available online)

The 1989 Humboldt State University softball team, coached by SF State Athletics Hall of Fame inductee Frank Cheek, is profiled. Redlands Daily Facts 8/28/14

Research from SF State into the number of children dying in vehicles due to heatstroke is cited. ABC 10 News 8/27/14

Kendra Reimer is the new head coach of the SF State women's track and field teams. Inland Valley Daily Bulletin 8/27/14

Associate Professor of Sociology Andreana Clay was one of more than 1,400 sociologists to sign a statement in response to the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. Bay Area Reporter 8/28/14

Alum Andrew Washburn has been hired as registrar for the Alaska State Museums. Juneau Empire 8/28/14

Jodi Throckmorton, an alum, has been named Curator of Contemporary Art at the Philadelphia Academy of the Fine Arts. Art Daily 8/28/14

Student Marjorie Tallan received a scholarship from the Dairyville Community Club. Red Bluff Daily News 8/28/14

One of the survivors from April's Orland bus crash, which killed five high-school students and injured 38 others, is now attending SF State. Capital Public Radio 8/28/14 (clip not available online)

SF State has redrawn its Gator mascot mark. SF Weekly 8/27/14

Professor Emeritus Gary Selnow is interviewed about his nonprofit organization WiRED International, which is working to combat the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. Half Moon Bay Review 8/27/14

Research from the Palm Center at SF State, published earlier this year, advocates for the elimination of the military's ban on transgender soldiers. NewsMax 8/27/14

Virginia Drake, an alum, is the director of "Art," a play opening in San Jose next month. Broadway World 8/27/14

Alum Mary Atchison was found dead Tuesday in her Bernal Heights home; her boyfriend has been arrested on suspicion of murder. San Francisco Chronicle 8/27/14

Research from the Palm Center at SF State, published earlier this year, advocates for the elimination of the military's ban on transgender soldiers. Latin Post 8/27/14; Al Jazeera America 8/26/14; The Daily Caller 8/26/14; Metro Weekly 8/26/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell found that purchasing "experiential products" can make consumers just as happy as purchasing life experiences. Agi.it 8/27/14; KSWB San Diego 8/27/14 (clip not available online); WRC-DC 8/27/14 (clip not available online); WGHP Greensboro, North Carolina 8/27/14 (clip not available online); Daily Mail 8/26/14; Futurity 8/26/14

Professor and Chair of Latina/Latino Studies Carlos Cordova is the lead researcher for "Nuestra Historia," a project that is collecting the Latino and indigenous history of San Francisco. KQED 8/27/14

Research from SF State Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman found that engaging in creative activities outside work can improve employees' job performance. Bizcommunity.com 8/27/14

This article about San Francisco Auxiliary Bishop Mark Hurley's role in the 1968-69 strike at SF State quotes Professor Emeritus of History Bill Issel. Catholic San Francisco 8/27/14

A course on sexuality at SF State is mentioned among "14 college programs we wish we had taken." HLNTV 8/27/14

SF State is mentioned among large water users in San Francisco that have separate meters for irrigation and indoor water use. KTVU 8/27/14 (clip not available online); KCBS 8/27/14 (clip not available online); KCBA 8/27/14 (clip not available online); KQET 8/27/14 (clip not available online); San Francisco Chronicle 8/26/14

Student Jared Didhian is quoted in this article about Tuesday evening’s BART delays. Mass Transit Magazine 8/27/14; Oakland Tribune 8/26/14

Assistant Professor of Psychology Sarah Holley found that couples' tendency to demonstrate avoidance during conflict increases as they age. The Huffington Post 8/26/14; Psychology Today 8/26/14

SF State research into the number of children dying of heatstroke from being left in vehicles is cited. Palm Beach Post 8/26/14; Newsy 8/26/14; The Courant 8/26/14

Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts Kim Schwartz is a member of the Dragon boat team Dragon Healers. San Jose Mercury News 8/26/14

Alum Val Dolcini has been named the new administrator of the Farm Service Agency, the division of the USDA that distributes farm subsidies and disaster payments. Capital Press 8/26/14

Alum Evan Kilkus filmed damage from the South Napa earthquake using a drone. Mashable 8/26/14

One of the survivors from April's Orland bus crash, which killed five high-school students and injured 38 others, is now attending SF State. Southern California Public Radio 8/26/14

A former SF State faculty member accused of invading the privacy of visitors to his home is cited in this column about "outrageous behavior." Columbia Daily Tribune 8/26/14; The Oakland Press 8/26/14

Research from SF State into the number of children dying in hot cars is cited. Daily Mail 8/26/14

Research from the Palm Center at SF State, published earlier this year, advocates for the elimination of the military's ban on transgender soldiers. Washington Examiner 8/26/14; MassLive.com 8/26/14

In this column about Sunday morning's South Napa earthquake, the author mentions being a student living on campus at SF State during a quake in the 1970s. Martinez News-Gazette 8/26/14

This article reviews compositions by Professor of Music and Dance Richard Festinger and mentions SF State's Morrison Artists Series. Examiner.com 8/25/14

Associate Professor of Latina/Latino Studies Jeff Duncan-Andrade will be the keynote speaker at the Excellence Through Equity Conference in Riverside next month. The Press Enterprise 8/25/14

Alum Carl Stice is the new principal at Calaveras Hills High School. San Jose Mercury News 8/25/14

Elizabeth Brazil, an SF State alum, is running for a seat on the Newark Unified School District Board of Education. San Jose Mercury News 8/25/14

This article discusses an upcoming journal article on race relations co-authored by master's student Genevieve Munsey. AL.com 8/25/14

SF State's first day of classes today is mentioned. NBC Bay Area 8/25/14 (clip not available online)

Alum Jennifer Domaloan has been appointed controller and office manager at Chamber of Commerce Hawaii. West Hawaii Today 8/25/14

Evan Kilkus, an alum, is quoted in this story about Sunday morning's South Napa earthquake. The New Yorker 8/25/14

In this segment about the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, a news anchor mentions he was in his dorm at SF State when the temblor struck. KXTV Sacramento 8/24/14 (clip not available online)

A former SF State faculty member accused of invading the privacy of visitors to his home is cited in this column about "outrageous behavior." Lubbock Avalanche-Journal 8/24/14; Jackson Sun 8/24/14; The Times of Northwest Indiana 8/23/14; Minot Daily News 8/23/14 (subscription required); The Times (Ottawa, Illinois) 8/22/14

Student Vanesa Trejo is profiled. Daily News 8/24/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman says that while it is not unreasonable for politicians to enjoy an after-work drink with colleagues, they must be careful about the image they project in the social media age. The State 8/23/14; Sacramento Bee 8/22/14

Research from SF State into the number of children dying in hot cars is cited. The Daily Progress 8/23/14; Sedalia Democrat 8/22/14

Africana Studies Lecturer Oba T'Shaka is mentioned in this article about Marcus Garvey. The Gleaner 8/23/14

This feature on Assistant Professor of Art Matt Lipps notes that his exhibit "Secondhand" runs through May 2015 in San Francisco. San Francisco Chronicle 8/22/14

SF State students are interviewed for this story about the challenges facing new college freshmen. KGO Radio 8/22/14 (clip not available online)

Alum Amber Sabathia writes about her daughter being diagnosed with expressive and receptive language delay. The Huffington Post 8/22/14

Alums Kari Byron and Tory Bellici have left the popular science television program "Mythbusters." Newsmax 8/22/14

Mark Norrell, an alum and owner of an eyeglass store in San Francisco's West Portal neighborhood, is interviewed. Racked SF 8/22/14

SF State’s Move-In Day is mentioned. KNTV-SF (NBC) 8/21/14 (clip not available online)

Research on wealth, purchases and happiness by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell are cited. Health.com 8/20/14
La Opinion 8/20/14

Research on how adolescents sort out arguments with their fathers, by Professor of Psychology Jeff Cookston, is cited. ABP Live (India) 8/21/14

Professor and Chair of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan comments on the NFL’s formal response to lawsuits from two Oakland Raiders cheerleaders. Opposing Views 8/20/14

The Poetics of Healing, a conference organized by SF State faculty, is mentioned. SFGate 8/20/14

The rock band Parachute will make an impromptu appearance at SF State’s Welcome Days. Businessweek 8/20/14 (press release)
Digital Journal 8/20/14 (press release)

Alum and finance exec Jim Murray has been named chief financial officer of private-equity firm Vector Capital. Yahoo Finance 8/21/14 (press release)
Sector Public Intelligence 8/21/14 (press release)

A former SF State faculty member accused of invading the privacy of visitors to his home is cited in a column about “outrageous behavior.” Daily World 8/20/14
GoUpstate.com (S.C.) 8/21/14
The News Herald (Panama City, Fla.) 8/21/14
Gaston Gazette (North Carolina) 8/20/14

Research on arguments between older couples by Assistant Professor of Psychology Sarah Holley is cited. BT (London) 8/20/14

SF State postdoctoral scholar Natalie Hinkel and her compilation of stellar abundances called the Hypatia Catalog are cited. ECN 8/20/14 http://www.ecnmag.com/news/2014/08/solar-salad-anyone
Sonoran News (Arizona) 8/20/14

Alum and physical therapist Sturdy McKee is interviewed in a podcast about referral management. Rehab Management 8/20/14

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute World Affairs Discussion Group and its downtown talk on immigration to the U.S. is listed. SF Examiner 8/20/14

Alum, business exec and author Ken White has a book signing in Napa and is profiled. Napa Valley Register 8/19/14

Alum and retired police officer Dennis Burke is profiled. SJ Mercury News 8/19/14

Alum, physical trainer and business owner Tim Chau is profiled. SJ Mercury News 8/19/14

Alum and organizational psychologist Luiz Xavier has been hired by Shaker, a pre-employment testing firm. EIN Presswire 8/20/14 (press release)
Yahoo Finance UK 8/20/14 (press release)

A former SF State faculty member accused of invading the privacy of visitors to his home is cited in a column about “outrageous behavior.” Denton Record-Chronicle (Texas) 8/20/14
Amarillo Globe-News (Texas) 8/19/14
The New American 8/20/14
Reflector.com 8/19/14
WND.com 8/19/14

Caitlin Ryan, director of SF State’s Family Acceptance Project, will receive the 2014 Finnegan-McNally Founder’s Award from the Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Addiction Professionals and Their Allies (NALGAP). Edge Boston 8/19/14
Edge Los Angeles 8/19/14
Edge Providence 8/19/14
Edge San Francisco 8/19/14

The People’s Poetry and Jazz Festival in Philadelphia will honor former SF State professor Askia Toure. Philly1.com 8/20/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell and his research on wealth, purchases and happiness are cited. Voxxi 8/20/14

Alum and filmmaker Patrick Epino is profiled. CAAM 8/19/14

Professor and Chair of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan is quoted on union affiliation for San Francisco taxi drivers. SF Examiner 8/18/14

Research by Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heat stroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. The News Tribune (Washington) 8/18/14

A former SF State faculty member accused and arrested for invading students’ privacy at his home is cited in a column about “outrageous behavior” at colleges. Washington Examiner 8/18/14

Alum and journalist Al Olson, former senior editor of CNBC, NBC News and TODAY, has joined the publication Marijuana.com as Managing Editor. Mediawebsite.com 8/19/14 (press release)
MedIndia.net 8/19/14 (press release)
Sys-con.com 8/19/14 (press release)

Alum Vivian Roubal writes a column about the cost of college for her and her family. Martinez News-Gazette 8/19/14

Alum Katherine Weiss has been named the new chair of the department of literature and language at East Tennessee State University. A! Magazine for the Arts 8/18/14

Alum Maria Gitin, author of the new book “This Bright Light of Ours: Stories from the Voting Rights Fight,” is profiled. Monterey Herald 8/18/14

SF State postdoctoral scholar Natalie Hinkel and her compilation of stellar abundances called the Hypatia Catalog are cited. Phys.org 8/19/14
Science 2.0 8/19/14
Science Codex 8/19/14
Nanowerk 8/19/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell and his research on wealth, purchases and happiness are cited. HealthCanal.com 8/18/14

A blog post is devoted to Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman and his research on creative hobbies and workplace productivity. Whatsyourgrief.com 8/18/14

A post is devoted to a fashion merchant’s search for “brand ambassadors” at SF State. Her Campus 8/18/14

Research by Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heat stroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Atlanta Journal-Constitution 8/18/14; Waxahachie Daily Light 8/18/14

Research from SF State's Romberg Tiburon Center has found a new technique that could benefit efforts to restore underwater meadows of eelgrass. The Epoch Times 8/17/14

Alum Celine Malanun is quoted in this column about breastfeeding. Long Beach Press Telegram 8/17/14

An image of a proposed performing arts facility at SF State was among several stock or unrelated photos used on the website of a proposed development in Orlando. Bloomberg Businessweek 8/17/14; HispanicBusiness.com 8/17/14

Ella Jenkins, an SF State alum who has been called the "first lady of children's music," is profiled. Jenkins recently celebrated her 90th birthday and the release of her 40th album. Reading Eagle 8/17/14

Author and alum Peter Coyote is interviewed for a segment on the CNN program "The Sixties" about San Francisco and the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood. CNN 8/16/14 (clip not available online)

Alum Jeff Allen recently retired after 40 years with the Southern Marin Fire Protection District. Marin Independent-Journal 8/16/14

Michal Saarela, an SF State alum, founded the theater company 99 Stock Productions in 2012. KQED Arts 8/16/14

Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is running for Oakland mayor. Contra Costa Times 8/15/14

Alum and photographer Justin Mott is profiled. Block Island Times 8/15/14

Administrators at Westfield State University instructed guests taking a university-sponsored trip to Cuba to indicate they were part of a program at SF State, according to a report by Massachusetts state officials investigating allegations of misuse of funds by Westfield's president. MassLive.com 8/15/14

Research by Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heat stroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. The Huffington Post 8/15/14

Latina/Latino Studies Lecturer Felix Kury says members of the Democratic Party need to be held accountable for their inability to enact immigration reform. El Tecolote 8/14/14

Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is running for Oakland mayor. East Bay Express 8/14/14; CBS San Francisco 8/18/14

Criminal Justice Lecturer Michael Santos, who earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees while incarcerated, is interviewed. PBS News Hour 8/14/14 (clip not available online); National Public Radio 8/14/14 (clip not available online)

This article references the cost of tuition at SF State. San Francisco Bay Guardian 8/12/14

Former SF State basketball player Decensae White is alleged to have been involved in the murder of an Atlanta-based rapper. AllHipHop.com 8/14/14

Christian Groh, a founder and COO of the Seattle-based private equity firm Privateer Holdings, earned his MBA at SF State. The Indian Republic 8/14/14

Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is running for Oakland mayor. San Francisco Chronicle 8/13/14; Daily News 8/13/14

This article references former SF State astronomer Geoffrey Marcy. Daily News 8/13/14

"Cops and Robbers," a one-man play by alum, former hip-hop artist and current Alameda County Sheriff's deputy Jinho Ferreira, opens this weekend in Berkeley. InsideBayArea 8/13/14

Alum Kelcey Ayer performed with his band Local Natives at the Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival. Huffington Post 8/13/14

Student Caroline Nguyen is raising money to produce a documentary on human trafficking. Orange County Register 8/13/14

This column references an exhibition at SF State by chess master George Koltanowski. Alameda Journal 8/13/14

This opinion pieces references The Gay Couples Study, a research project at SF State. The Christian Post 8/13/14

Alum and art curator Renny Pritikin, who studied in SF State's Interdisciplinary Arts department during the 1960s, is profiled. San Francisco Chronicle 8/13/14

Alum and musician Brien Henderson curated a concert of solo performances at the Center for New Music in San Francisco. Examiner.com 8/13/14

Alum and former basketball player Kate Batlin and her brother, Dan, are profiled. Lamorinda Weekly 8/13/14

This article highlighting news stories from 50 years ago references a one-day seminar on Jeeps held at SF State. Auburn Journal 8/13/14

This opinion article references a 2008 age discrimination lawsuit against SF State. Inside Higher Ed 8/13/14

Research from SF State identified twice as many transgender individuals as previous studies that used an old system of gender and sexual orientation questions. EDGE on the Net 8/12/14

SF State students are mentioned among those that are fasting to protest anti-immigrant legislation. Mission Local 8/12/14

A study conducted by SF State showed that the economic impact of the annual Outside Lands Music and Art Festival on the Bay Area is $67 million. San Francisco Business Times 8/11/14

Alum and video editor Phillip Raupach’s video project for a Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts class turns the sound from one of the “Matrix” movies into 1990s 8-bit audio. The A.V. Club 8/11/14

Alums Martin Benson and David Emmes founded the South Coast Repertory theatre company in Orange County in 1964. OCinSite 8/11/14

"Cops and Robbers," a one-man play by alum, former hip-hop artist and current Alameda County Sheriff's deputy Jinho Ferriera, opens this weekend in Berkeley. Contra Costa Times 8/11/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell found that buying "experiential products" can make shoppers just as happy as buying life experiences. El Confidencial 8/11/14

The organization Teach.org is recruiting at multiple Bay Area universities, including SF State. NBC Bay Area 8/11/14 (clip not available online)

Associate Professor of History Dawn Mabalon, author of the book "Little Manila is in the Heart," appeared at Saturday's Barrio Fiesta in Stockton, which celebrates the city's Filipino heritage. Stockton Record 8/10/14

Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null's research on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. The Hutchinson News 8/10/14; Bloomberg Businessweek 8/9/14; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 8/9/14

Alum Ella Jenkins, called the "first lady of children's music," celebrated her 90th birthday last week and has released her 40th album of sing-along songs for preschool- and elementary-age children. Washington Post 8/9/14

The author of this opinion piece about the immigrant investor program mentions his mother, who attended SF State. San Mateo Daily Journal 8/9/14

A driver faces felony charges for hitting Joseph Luft, a former SF State faculty member killed on his daily walk in Berkeley earlier this year. Oakland Tribune 8/8/14; Daily Reporter (Indiana) 8/8/14; KCBS 8/8/14 (clip not available online)

A gas line ruptured at SF State on Friday; there were no injuries or evacuations. ABC 7 News San Francisco 8/8/14; KRON 4 News 8/8/14

Alum Bill "Reverend Billy" Talen is the founder of the Church of Stop Shopping. San Francisco Chronicle 8/8/14; Albany Times Union 8/8/14

Alum and video editor Phillip Raupach has a YouTube clip that turns the sound from one of the "Matrix" movies into 1990s 8-bit audio. PubliMetro (Chile) 8/8/14

Student Devon White is featured in this SF Chronicle photo series highlighting fashion in San Francisco. SF Chronicle 8/8/14

A driver faces felony charges for hitting Joseph Luft, a former SF State faculty member killed on his daily walk in Berkeley earlier this year. SF Chronicle 8/8/14 (Digital subscription required); Modesto Bee 8/8/14; TribTown.com (Indiana) 8/8/14

An SF State professor is among the reported signatories of a statement calling for a boycott of Israeli academic institutions. J. Weekly 8/7/14; Pambazuka News 8/6/14

Professor of Political Science Robert Smith is mentioned in a post about Richmond’s vice mayor and its political climate. Pink News 8/7/14

Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null's research on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Richfield Reaper (Utah) 8/8/14; Freespeech.org 8/7/14

The Joffrey Ballet School’s Summer Intensive Concert at the McKenna Theatre on Aug. 9 is listed. SF Examiner 8/8/14

South African dancers in the Alonzo King Lines Ballet will perform at SF State’s McKenna Theatre on Aug. 16. Half Moon Bay Review 8/7/14

Alum and journalist Bruce Fessier writes about looking into the Watergate scandal as a student. The Desert Sun (Palm Springs) 8/7/14

Alum and author Carlos V. Conejo has a new collection of short stories, “Different Coins in the Fountain: Volume II of II.” SF Chronicle 8/8/14 (press release); Chron.com 8/8/14 (press release)

University Police Department officers searched and found a senior citizen who had been missing for almost a week. KTVU-SF (Fox) 8/6/14; KCBA-TV (Fox, Monterey) 8/6/14 (clip not available online); KRXI-TV (Fox, Reno) 8/6/14 (clip not available online)

Assistant Professor of Literature Christopher Weinberger reviews Haruki Murakami’s latest novel, “Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage.” SF Chronicle 8/6/14

Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman and his research on creative hobbies are cited. Lifehacker Australia 8/6/14

Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null's research on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Philly.com 8/7/14

Alum and children’s singer/songwriter Ella Jenkins is 90 years old and still releasing records. News-Sentinel (Indiana) 8/7/14; StarTribune (Minnesota) 8/6/14; Federal News Radio 8/6/14

Alum and performer Sharon McKnight will appear Aug. 10 to 12 at the Crown Cabaret in Provincetown, Mass. Edge on the Net 8/7/14

Alum Richard Weinstein is named medical director of occupational health at Patient First of Virginia. Insurancenewsnet.com 8/7/14

Alum and author Maria Gitin has a new book, “This Bright Light of Ours: Stories from the Voting Rights Fight.” Santa Cruz Sentinel 8/6/14

Alum and comedian Dana Carvey will appear at the Uptown Theater in Napa on Sept. 26. Napa Valley Register 8/6/14

Alum and business owner Deloris Roach is running for a trustee seat of the Vacaville Unified School District. The Reporter (Vacaville) 8/6/14

Alum and singer Kevin Harris will perform at the San Jose Jazz Summer Fest on Aug. 10. SJ Mercury News 8/6/14

A driver faced felony charges for hitting Joseph Luft, a former SF State faculty member killed on his daily walk in Berkeley earlier this. CBS Local 8/6/14

Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell and his research on wealth and happiness are profiled. Sydney Morning Herald 8/6/14
Brisbane Times (Australia) 8/6/14
Beaudesert Times (Australia) 8/6/14

The Hollywood Reporter has named SF State one of the nation’s top film schools. Epoch Times (China) 8/6/14

A former SF State and University of San Francisco professor, charged with multiple misdemeanors for alleged invasion of privacy, is due back in court Sept. 9. Campus Reform 8/6/14
KTVU-SF 8/5/14

Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null and his research on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Medical Daily 8/5/14
WRIC.com (Virginia) 8/5/14
WSPA.com (S.C.) 8/5/14
CandGnewws.com (Michigan) 8/5/14

Alum and immigration activist Jose Antonio Vargas is profiled. Central Kentucky News 8/6/14

Alum Travis Pazin is quoted in a story about interns learning from local partners. Willits News (Mendocino County) 8/6/14

An SF State professor is among the signatories of a letter calling for a boycott of Israeli academic institutions. Jadaliyya.com 8/6/14

A Cornell University undergraduate writes about her summer spent doing marine microbiology research at SF State. Arts and Science Ambassadors 8/5/14

Professor of Political Science Robert Smith is mentioned in a post about Richmond’s vice mayor and its political climate. The Bilerico Project 8/5/14

Alum and artist Carla Crawford will hold an open-air painting demonstration Aug. 7 at Brandy Creek Beach in Northern California’s Whiskeytown National Recreation Area. MyOutdoorBuddy.com 8/5/14

Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null and his research on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Click Orlando 8/4/14

Alum Andrew DeVigal, the new chair of the University of Oregon’s Center for Journalism Innovation and Civic Engagement, is profiled. Daily Emerald 8/4/14

The case against a former SF State athlete, accused of a 2012 shooting in Georgia, is set to get under way in court. Atlanta Journal-Constitution 8/4/14

Bonmi, a purveyor of Vietnamese sandwiches, plans to open a location at SF State soon. Eater DC 8/5/14

Alum and actor Swiss Tej Nath is profiled. MThai 8/5/14

Associate Professor of Communication Studies Rick Isaacson and his Magic Museum interactive book app is now live on Apple’s App Store and Google Play. Online PR Media (press release) 8/5/14
PR-inside.com 8/4/14

SF State student Katie Stern is profiled in a video about a summer program in Lappeenranta, Finland. Freenewspos.com 8/5/14

Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto and his research on body language are cited. Humintell 8/4/14

Alum and journalist Carolyn Robinson is profiled. Wooster Weekly News (Ohio) 8/4/14

The crime-fiction book “The Jones Men” by alum, journalist and author Vern E. Smith is profiled. Before It’s News 8/4/14

Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Joe Tuman, who is running for Oakland mayor, is mentioned in a story on political fundraising. SF Chronicle 8/3/14

A former SF State and University of San Francisco professor who has been charged with multiple misdemeanors for alleged invasion of privacy might also have been videotaping a roommate. KRON-SF 8/3/14 and 8/1/14

SF State is cited among the schools prospective students can attend with the help of Aim High, which focuses on low-income middle schoolers. KPIX-SF (CBS) 8/3/14 (Clip not available online)

Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null's research on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. App.com 8/2/14

Professor Emeritus Bill Issel will participate in a Commonwealth Club event Aug. 25 on Catholic power and LGBT issues in the city. Edge San Francisco 8/2/14
Edge On the Net 8/2/14

An SF State professor’s study on fitness tests and physical education is cited. Daily Journal (San Mateo) 8/2/14

Alum and former East Bay city manager Phil Vance is mentioned. Public CEO 8/4/14

Alum Anthony C. Ferrante is mentioned as the director of the “Sharknado” movie franchise. Ocean Beach Bulletin 8/4/14

Alum and comedian Rex Navarrete will headline an event at the Philippine Cultural Center. Examiner.com 8/1/14

Alum, journalist and author Vern E. Smith is profiled. Sapphyria’s Book Reviews 8/4/14
Deco My Heart Book Reviews 8/4/14

Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell and his research on wealth and happiness are profiled. Freenewspos.com 8/4/14
Buzztrick.com 8/3/14

SF State’s asthma-intervention program Yes We Can is cited. OC Breeze 8/1/14

Professor of Literature Sarah Ladipo Manyika will headline Writers With Drinks, a spoken-word and variety show on Aug. 9. MyBayArea.com 8/3/14

Dennis Cox has been appointed head coach of SF State's women's basketball team. Orlando Sentinel 8/1/14

SF State’s research on the workplace rewards of creative hobbies is cited. All4Women 8/1/14

SF State is cited in a post about actor Stephen Colletti, who attended for one year. Elite Daily 8/1/14

SF State student Nguyen "Win" Pham is quoted in this article about Saturday's 26th annual Gay Asian Pacific Alliance Runway pageant. Edge On the Net 8/1/14

This opinion piece references comments by Professor Emeritus Bill Issel about the 1943 San Francisco waterfront strike. Catholic San Francisco 8/1/14

This article by SF State film archivist Alex Cherian references the University's Bay Area Television Archive, which recently found the only surviving film print of James Baldwin's "Take This Hammer" and made it available online. San Francisco Bay View 8/1/14

Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null's research on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. KERO Bakersfield 8/1/14; WCFT Birmingham, Alabama 8/1/14 (clip not available online); WTVR 7/31/14; Healthline 7/31/14; Fox 31 KDVR 7/31/14; WREG 7/31/14; Live 5 News WCSC 7/31/14; KITV.com 7/31/14; KRON 4 7/31/14; WLTX 7/31/14; Examiner.com 7/31/14; Dbtechno.com 7/31/14; WKYC.com 7/31/14; Accuweather.com 7/31/14; WXII12.com 7/31/14; KCENtv.com 7/31/14; Tuscon News Now 7/31/14; KPHO Phoenix 7/31/14; Examiner.com 7/30/14; KTTV Los Angeles 7/31/14 (clip not available online); KNSD San Diego 7/31/14 (clip not available online); WICZ Binghamton, New York 7/31/14 (clip not available online)

Alum Ronald Gallagher, who served as president of Saint Mary's College for 11 years, has been appointed interim president of Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory High School in San Francisco. Catholic San Franciso 8/1/14

Alum Cyd McKenna has been named campaign manager for former Providence, Rhode Island Mayor Buddy Cianci, who is running for mayor again. Go Local Prov 8/1/14

SF State student Nguyen "Win" Pham is quoted in this article about Saturday's 26th annual Gay Asian Pacific Alliance Runway pageant. EDGE Providence 8/1/14; EDGE San Francisco 8/1/14; EDGE Boston 8/1/14

Associate Professor of Cinema Weimin Zhang's film "Mission Home: The Last Days of Beijing Hutongs," is screening tonight in Half Moon Bay. Coastsider 7/31/14; Half Moon Bay Review 7/31/14

SF State researchers are part of a team restoring eelgrass in San Francisco Bay. Before It's News 7/31/14

Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is running for Oakland mayor. San Francisco Chronicle 7/31/14; East Bay Express 7/31/14

KCBS anchor and SF State alum Stan Bunger and his on-air partner are profiled. San Francisco Chronicle 7/31/14

An incoming SF State student is mentioned in a story about college students creating registries for dorm-room items. Fox 13 Salt Lake City 7/31/14

This article references the 1968-69 strike and the creation of SF State's Asian American Studies department. International Examiner 7/31/14

July

Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null's research on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. NBC Southern California 7/31/14; ConnectAmarillo.com 7/31/14; Fox4KC.com 7/31/14; Keene Sentinel 7/31/14; CBS 6 WTVR 7/31/14; WCTI12.com 7/31/14; LocalNews8.com 7/31/14; KTTV Los Angeles 7/31/14 (clip not available online); KNSD San Diego 7/31/14 (clip not available online); New York Daily News 7/30/14

Associate Professor of Journalism Rachele Kanigel interviews Matter's Corey Ford. PBS Mediashift 7/31/14

Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is running for Oakland mayor. San Francisco Chronicle 7/31/14; New York Times 7/30/14; KQED Radio 7/30/14 (clip not available online); KTVU 7/30/14 (clip not available online); KGET Bakersfield 7/30/14 (clip not available online)

SF State research found that students are more likely to pass fitness tests if their schools comply with state physical education requirements. WBNS-10TV Columbus, Ohio 7/30/14

A former SF State and University of San Francisco professor who has been charged with multiple misdemeanors for alleged invasion of privacy pled not guilty in court Tuesday. San Francisco Examiner 7/30/14

An incoming SF State student is mentioned in a story about college students creating registries for dorm-room items. WPTZ.com 7/30/14; Yahoo! Finance 7/30/14; Valley News Live 7/30/14

Student and activist Caroline Nguyen is profiled. Orange County Register 7/30/14 (subscription required)

"My Romance with My Segundo Barrio," a book by alum Edmundo Lopez, is featured. Bohemio News 7/30/14

This interview with journalist Belva Davis references her Commencement address at SF State in May. MediaBistro 7/30/14

Alum Travis Pazin is quoted in this article about Mendocino College's Sustainable Tech program. Ukiah Daily Journal 7/30/14

Participants in San Francisco's Summer Youth Academic and Employment Program were honored at a lunch and celebration held at SF State. EdSource 7/30/14

Student and volleyball player Jacquie Brice is profiled. Orange County Register 7/29/14

The Palm Center at SF State found that there is no compelling medical reason to ban transgender individuals from military service. The Korea Times 7/30/14

Research by Professor of Anthropology Sarah Soh-Boucher about women who were forced by the Japanese government to work as sex slaves during World War II is cited. China Daily 7/30/14

SF State alum and longtime Bay Area meteorologist Bill Martin is profiled. Lamorinda Weekly 7/30/14

An incoming SF State student is mentioned in a story about college students creating registries for dorm-room items. KTXS 7/30/14

This article references research by Professor of Sociology and Director of the Center for Research and Education on Gender and Sexuality Colleen Hoff, which followed more than 500 gay male couples for about six years. BuzzFeed 7/29/14

Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null's research on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. KDBC 7/29/14; Fox4KC.com 7/29/14

SF State research found that students are more likely to pass fitness tests if their schools comply with state physical education requirements. Los Angeles Daily News 7/29/14

Alum Justin Crossly founded Brewing Network, an online radio program for home beer brewers and craft beer aficionados. Daily Democrat 7/26/14

An SF State student is a driver for a new medical marijuana delivery service in San Francisco. NBC Bay Area 7/29/14

Actor Stephen Colletti, who achieved fame as a cast member of the TV show "Laguna Beach," briefly attended SF State after the show ended. Bustle 7/29/14

A former SF State and University of San Francisco professor who has been charged with multiple misdemeanors for alleged invasion of privacy appeared in court yesterday. CBS 5 San Francisco 7/29/14 (clip not available online); KSTS Telemundo San Francisco 7/29/14 (clip not available online)

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Daily Mail 7/28/17; CNN 7/27/14; MSNBC 7/27/14; Accuweather.com 7/27/14; Laredo Sun 7/27/14; Wichita Eagle 7/26/14; KCEN TV 7/26/14; San Jose Mercury News 7/26/14; Monterey County Herald 7/26/14; The Keene Sentinel 7/26/14; NewsHub 7/26/14; Dispatch-Argus 7/25/14; KYTX CBS 19 7/25/14; WLWT.com 7/25/14; MyFox8.com 7/25/14; LocalNews8.com 7/25/14; Yahoo! Italy 7/25/14; Utah People's Post 7/25/14

A former faculty member at SF State and University of San Francisco has been charged with multiple misdemeanors for alleged invasion of privacy and is scheduled to appear in court on July 29. San Francisco Examiner 7/28/14; KTVU 7/28/14 (clip not available online); KGBT Harlingen, Texas 7/28/14 (clip not available online); KQET Monterey 7/28/14 (clip not available online); KCBA Monterey 7/28/14 (clip not available online); Christian News Network 7/27/14; KRXI Reno 7/27/14 (clip not available online); WIVB Buffalo 7/2614 (clip not available online); KRON TV San Francisco 7/26/14 (clip not available online); San Francisco Magazine 7/25/14; ABC7 Chicago 7/25/14; FreeNewsPos.com 7/25/14; The Raw Story 7/25/14; KTVK Phoenix 7/25/14 (clip not available online); KIFI Idaho Falls, Idaho 7/25/14 (clip not available online); KSAT San Antonio 7/25/14 (clip not available online); KCAL Los Angeles 7/25/14 (clip not available online); KFTV Fresno 7/25/14 (clip not available online); XETV San Diego 7/25/14 (clip not available online); KION Monterey 7/25/14 (clip not available online); WDTV 7/24/14

SF State's divestment from fossil fuel related investments is cited in this letter to the editor. Albany Democrat-Herald 7/27/14

This article references research from Professor of Management John Sullivan saying that top workers stay with their organizations because they are doing the best work of their lives and believe they are changing the world. Argus Leader 7/27/14

An SF State student is quoted in this story about San Francisco's Up Your Alley street fair, held July 27. San Francisco Chronicle 7/27/14

Alum Sokhom Mao, who attended SF State through the Guardian Scholars program that helps former foster children earn their degrees, is the chair of Oakland's Citizen's Police Review Board. Oakland Post 7/26/14

Alum Martin Shurr serves as St. Vincent de Paul's Head Jail Chaplain in San Mateo County. San Mateo Daily Journal 7/26/14

"Sharknado 2: The Second One," directed by alum Anthony Ferrante, premieres on the Syfy cable network this week. LA.com 7/26/14; Pasadena Star-News 7/25/14; Redlands Daily Facts 7/25/14; Los Angeles Daily News 7/25/14

Alum K.C. Woodworth, author of the new novel "Cutting Off a Whale's Head," is profiled. Lynn Journal 7/25/14

Alum Erik King and his wife, Carla Crawford, are profiled. New York Times 7/25/14

A former faculty member at SF State and University of San Francisco has been charged with multiple misdemeanors for alleged invasion of privacy. Santa Rosa Press Democrat 7/25/14; SF Chronicle 7/24/14; San Jose Mercury News 7/24/14; Inside Higher Ed 7/25/14; SF Examiner 7/24/14; Daily Reporter (Greenfield, Ind.) 7/25/14; FoxNews.com 7/25/14; ActionNewsNow.com 7/25/14; Gawker 7/24/14; SFist 7/25/14; SF Appeal 7/24/14; Rawstory.com 7/25/14; KGO-SF (ABC) 7/25/14 and 7/24/14; KFSN-TV (ABC, Fresno) 7/24/14; KNTV-SF (NBC) 7/25/14 and 7/24/14 (Clip not available online); KPIX-SF (CBS) 7/25/14 and 7/24/14 (Clip not available online); KRNV-TV (NBC, Reno, Nev.) 7/24/14; KRON-TV 7/24/14; KTVU-SF (Fox) 7/25/14; WABC-TV (ABC, New York); KCBA-TV (Fox) 7/25/14 (Clip not available online); KEYT-TV (ABC, Santa Barbara) 7/25/14 (Clip not available online); KMPH-TV (Fox, Fresno) 7/25/14 (Clip not available online); KOFY-SF 7/24/14 (Clip not available online); KOVR-TV (CBS, Sacramento) 7/24/14 (Clip not available online); KRXI-TV (Fox, Reno, Nev.) 7/24/14 (Clip not available online); KXLY-TV (ABC, Spokane, Wash.) 7/25/14 (Clip not available online); WWMT-TV (CBS, Grand Rapids, Mich.) 7/25/14 (Clip not available online)

Alum and director Anthony Ferrante, who directs the “Sharknado” franchise, is profiled as “Sharknado 2” is about to premiere on the Syfy cable network. Pasadena Star-News 7/25/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell and his research on “experiential products” are cited. Science Daily 7/24/14; Medic Finder 7/24/14; Press-News.org 7/24/14; Science Newsline 7/24/14

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. AccuWeather.com 7/25/14; Weather.com 7/25/14; Feelingfit.com 7/24/14; KMBZ.com 7/24/14; The MidWeek 7/24/14; News92FM.com (Houston) 7/24/14; WKPT-TV (ABC, Tenn.) 7/25/14; WCTV-TV (CBS, Tallahassee, Fla.) 7/24/14 (Clip not available online)

Alum and artist Eleanor Kent has died. SF Chronicle 7/24/14

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Fort Worth Star-Telegram 7/24/14; The American Spectator 7/24/14; NBC News 7/24/14; Concho Valley Homepage 7/24/14; Northeast Times 7/23/14; WCTV July 23, 2014; GoDanRiver.com 7/23/14; ValdostaToday.com 7/23/14; WCTV Tallahassee, Florida 7/23/14 (clip not available online)

This op-ed references alum and immigration reform activist Jose Antonio Vargas. Quartz 7/24/14

Senior Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management Jo Volkert comments on increased funding for the CSU, saying SF State would need to add faculty and facilities in order to accommodate additional students. KCBS 7/23/14 (clip not available online)

Alum, author and biographer Curt Gentry, who wrote “J. Edgar Hoover” and the true-crime best-seller “Helter Skelter,” has died at 83. The Washington Post 7/23/14

Comedian and alum Ronnie Schell is performing at Harveys Lake Tahoe. Tahoe Daily Tribune 7/23/14

Experimental art space The LAB was founded in 1984 by SF State students. KQED 7/22/14

Alum Jason Carreras is a volunteer assistant women's soccer coach at the University of Missouri. Red Bluff Daily News 7/22/14

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Palm Beach Post 7/22/14
Quad-City Times 7/22/14
Inquisitr.com 7/22/14
ValdostaToday.com 7/23/14

Alum and oil-service executive Jim Terry is named CEO of Integrated Drilling Equipment Holdings Corp. Oil & Gas Financial Journal 7/22/14
World Oil 7/22/14
Lelezard.com (press release) 7/22/14

The student strike at SF State is cited in a book review of “Black Against Empire,” about the history and politics of the Black Panther Party. The Cutting Edge 7/22/14

The Bay Area Generations reading series, co-founded by alum Sandra Wassilie, will be presented July 28 at the Hotel Rex. Bay Area Generations 7/23/14

Alum and comedian Ngaio Bealum will appear at SF’s Comedy Club. eWallstreeter 7/22/14

Alum, author and biographer Curt Gentry, who wrote “J. Edgar Hoover” and the true-crime best-seller “Helter Skelter,” has died at 83. Los Angeles Times 7/21/14
KQED News Fix 7/21/14

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. AL.com (Alabama) 7/21/14
Boone News-Republican (Iowa) 7/22/14
GrowingYourBaby.com 7/21/14
NJ.com (New Jersey) 7/21/14
KUOW-FM (NPR) 7/22/14
WUWM-FM (NPR) 7/21/14 (Clip not available online)

Alum and oil-service executive Jim Terry is named CEO of Integrated Drilling Equipment Holdings Corp. Digitaljournal.com (press release) 7/22/14

Alum and financial adviser Gary Bozin is named MassMutual’s senior relationship manager for government-sponsored retirement plans in Northern California, Oregon, Washington and Alaska. Planadviser.com 7/21/14

A post on Italian astronomer Guisi Micela, director of INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Palermo cites the exoplanet research of Dr. Geoff Marcy at SF State. Paperblog.com (Italy) 7/21/14

Research by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell is cited in a post on “faith-driven consumer” Chris Stone. 4-traders.com 7/21/14

Jim Steele, director emeritus of SF State’s Sierra Nevada Field Campus, has a post on changing ocean-heat content. Watts Up With That 7/21/14
Herald Sun (Australia) 7/22/14

An SF State professor and her travel are cited in a post about alleged anti-Semitism at UCLA and other college campuses. Frontpagemag.com 7/22/14
IndepthAfrica.com 7/22/14

The analytical journal Against the Current interviews Associate Professor of Ethnic Studies Rabab Abdulhadi. Solidarity 7/21/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell and his research on wealth and happiness are cited. DailyAmerican.com 7/20/14
The Pueblo Chieftain (Colorado) 7/19/14

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Here & Now (WBUR) 7/21/14
Cumberland Times-News (Maryland) 7/21/14
USA Today 7/20/14
WGRZ.com 7/20/14
Arizona Republic 7/19/14
First Aid Store 7/19/14
Daytona Beach News-Journal (Florida) 7/19/14
TheNewscaster.com 7/18/14
Wilkes Journal-Patriot (North Carolina) 7/18/14
KMAX-TV (CBS, Sacramento) 7/20/14 (Clip not available online)
KLRD-AM Dallas 7/20/14 and 7/18/14 (Clip not available online)
Nancy Grace Mysteries (CNN) 7/18/14 (Clip not available online)

Associate Professor and Advisor Rick Isaacson has written an interactive children’s book that is coming out as an app. PressReleasePoint.com 7/19/14
PR-Inside.com 7/19/14

Alum and photographer Lita Puyat is profiled. Philippine Daily Inquirer 7/22/14

Alum and filmmaker Nao Nakazawa presented a range of experimental works and performance pieces on July 18. SF Chronicle 7/18/14

Alum Catherine Francisco is named underwriter of corporate sponsorships at Vegas PBS. Nevada Business 7/18/14

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute is mentioned in a post about older singles. News Hub 7/21/14

Alum and immigration activist Jose Antonio Vargas is profiled. Truthdig 7/20/14

Professor of Women and Gender Studies Nan Alamilla Boyd is cited in a story about the closing of San Francisco’s last Latino-owned gay bar. Mission Local 7/18/14
KQED 7/20/14

Alum and writer Kirby Wright will be November 2014 resident scholar at the Muriwai Creative Retreat. The Big Idea 7/19/14

Alum and playwright Elizabeth Hersh is participating in the 37th annual Bay Area Playwrights Festival through July 27 in San Francisco. Broadwayworld.com 7/18/14

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. South Wales Evening Post 7/18/14; Foster Folly News 7/18/14; Washington Observer-Reporter 7/17/14; MySA.com 7/17/14; WFME 7/17/14

Remarks by Associate Professor of Africana Studies Serie McDougal are referenced in this opinion piece about Namibia. The Namibian 7/18/14; All Africa 7/18/14

Alum Chris Gillette has been named head of Associated Press television operations in Cuba. The New Zealand Herald 7/18/14; Naples Daily News 7/18/14; San Francisco Chronicle 7/17/14; ABC News 7/17/14; MySA.com 7/17/14; Minnesota Star Tribune 7/17/14; Courier-Islander 7/17/14; New Europe 7/17/14

Artist and alum Julian Hoover has been hired at San Rafael-based Smart Receivables. Marin Independent-Journal 7/17/14

Jose Antonio Vargas, an alum and immigration reform activist, was briefly detained by U.S. Border Patrol Agents in Texas. CBS San Francisco 7/15/14

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Vox 7/17/14; Examiner.com 7/16/14; Yahoo! 7/16/14; KTSP Minneapolis 7/16/14 (clip not available online)

Mike Holmgren, a former NFL football coach and executive who began his coaching career as an assistant at SF State, is profiled. Sports Illustrated 7/16/14

This article about calls for ethnic studies programs in Texas mentions the 1968-69 strike at SF State that led to the creation of the nation's first College of Ethnic Studies. Texas Public Radio 7/16/14

Jose Antonio Vargas, an alum and immigration reform activist, was briefly detained by U.S. Border Patrol Agents in Texas. eWallStreeter 7/16/14

Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif is an SF State alum. CNBC 7/16/14 (clip not available online)

Jose Antonio Vargas, an alum and immigration reform activist, was briefly detained by U.S. Border Patrol Agents in Texas. Mother Jones 7/16/14; Il Fatto Quotidiano 7/16/14; Los Angeles Times 7/15/14; Bustle 7/15/14; San Francisco Magazine 7/15/14; Direktbroker.de 7/15/14; CNN en Español 7/15/14 (clip not available online)

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. The Weather Channel 7/16/14; Frederick News Post 7/16/14; Orlando Sentinel 7/16/14 (subscription required); Gadsden Times 7/15/14; Salt Lake Tribune 7/14/14

Latino/Latina Studies Lecturer Daisy Zamora is profiled. La Prensa 7/16/14

Professor and Chair of English Sugie Goen-Salter will speak at the Summer Literacy Institute at San Jacinto College on July 31 and August 1. Deer Park Broadcaster 7/15/14

New cinema professor Cheryl Dunye's film, "Black is Blue," received the audience award for Best Short Film at the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival in June. Oakland Post 7/15/14

Professor Emeritus and Former Chair of Journalism Betty Medsger comments for an obituary of Zoia Horn, the first U.S. librarian ever jailed for withholding information, who passed away Saturday. San Francisco Chronicle 7/15/14

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Inquisitr 7/15/14; The St. Augustine Record 7/14/14; WWLP.com 7/14/14; KXAN.com 7/14/14; FreeNewsPos.com 7/14/14; 1 Stop News 7/14/14; What to Expect 7/14/14; New York Daily News 7/14/14; Myrtle Beach Online 7/14/14; Elk Valley Times 7/14/14; eWallStreeter 7/14/14; Daily Mail 7/14/14; WTEV Jacksonville 7/14/14; KIFI Idaho Falls 7/14/14 (clip not available online); KTBS Shreveport, Louisiana 7/14/14 (clip not available online); WPGH Pittsburgh 7/14/14 (clip not available online); KLAS Las Vegas 7/14/14 (clip not available online)

Jose Antonio Vargas, an alum and immigration reform activist, has been detained by U.S. Border Patrol Agents in Texas. KQED 7/15/14

Alum and teacher Erika Rodriguez-Villegas is profiled. St. Helena Star 7/14/14

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited. Eugene Daily News 7/14/14; Huffington Post 7/14/14; Wilkes-Barre Times Leader 7/14/14; WPTV 7/14/14; The News International 7/14/14; Tampa Bay Times 7/13/14; Gulf News 7/13/14; Zawya 7/13/14; KEZI Eugene, Oregon 7/13/14 (clip not available online); KOHD Bend, Oregon 7/13/14 (clip not available online); San Francisco Chronicle 7/12/14; West Hartford Patch 7/12/14; Darian News 7/12/14; Milford Patch 7/12/14; WRCB TV Chattanooga 7/12/14; Edgewater Patch 7/12/14; Cascade Patch 7/12/14; Williamson Daily News 7/12/14; KHSB Kansas City 7/11/14; Herald-Mail Media 7/11/14; Bangor Daily News 7/11/14; Hartford Courant 7/11/14; Signal Tribune 7/11/14; Jamestown Sun 7/11/14; KHSB Kansas City 7/11/14 (clip not available online); WUFT Gainesville, Florida 7/11/14 (clip not available online)

Student Ernesto Morales is interning at the Sacramento Bee this summer. Sacramento Bee 7/13/14

Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Stephen Kane is quoted in a story deflating some media hype over a newly discovered planet described as "the best candidate for extraterrestrial life." The Epoch Times 7/12/14

Alum Paul Vortmann is retiring after 15 years as a Tulare County Superior Court judge. Visalia Times-Delta 7/12/14

Alum Ian Keirsey is co-founder of Barley Rhymes, a spoken-word series in Flagstaff, Arizona. Arizona Daily Sun 7/11/14

Professor Emeritus Arthur Asa Berger's book "American Icons" is reviewed. Imprese & Mercati 7/11/14

Student Ju Hong writes about returning to South Korea to visit his grandmother. Hyphen Magazine 7/11/14

SF State’s City Eats is mentioned among the affordable Bay Area student-dining facilities that are open to the public. Bay Area Bites 7/10/14

Researchers at SF State seek support for a study devoted to Latina immigrant queers. Latina Lista 7/10/14

Alum and artist Mary Helsaple is participating in a Sedona, Ariz., painting competition. Gateway to Sedona 7/10/14

Alum Christopher Brodeur, a former campaign manager in an SF Board of Supervisors race, has been charged with felony elections fraud. SF Chronicle 7/10/14
SF Examiner 7/10/14

Associate Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies Amy Sueyoshi will participate in a panel on emerging research in Japanese American studies in San Jose. The Rafu Shimpo 7/10/14

Professor of Jewish Studies Marc Dollinger comments about supporting Camp Newman, which serves thousands of Jewish youth, beyond the summertime. J. Weekly 7/10/14

Associate Professor of Broadcast Communication Arts Jeff Jacoby writes about choosing the right microphones and how to use them. CreativePro.com 7/11/14

SF State research on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited.
The Weather Channel 7/11/14
Epoch Times (China) 7/11/14
Webster-Kirkwood Times (Missouri) 7/11/14
GreenwichTime.com (Connecticut) 7/10/14
NewsTimes.com (Connecticut) 7/10/14
The Journal-News (Ohio) 7/10/14
Wallowa.com (Oregon) 7/10/14
MessinaLaw.com (state-injury attorneys in Washington) 7/10/14
WTVM-TV (NBC, Birmingham, Ala.) 7/10/14 (Clip not available online)

An article on divesting from fossil fuels cites SF State’s effort. GreenBiz.it (Italy) 7/11/14

Jim Dudley, a lecturer in criminal justice, is quoted in a story about police allegedly “outing” an informant. Contra Costa Times 7/10/14

SF State research on heatstroke deaths occurring in cars is cited.
Tech Times 7/10/14
The Advertiser-Tribune (Tifflin, Ohio) 7/10/14
The Times Republican (Central Iowa) 7/10/14
East Texas News (Livingston, Texas) 7/9/14
El Paso Times 7/9/14
KCEN-TV (NBC, Waco, Texas) 7/10/14 (Clip not available online)
WBOC-TV (Fox, Salisbury, Md.) 7/10/14 (Clip not available online)
KOB-TV (NBC, Albuquerque, N.M., 2 hits) 7/9/14 (Clip not available
online)
WBOC-TV (CBS, Salisbury, Md.) 7/9/14 (Clip not available online)
WNDU-TV (NBC, South Bend, Ind.) 7/9/14 (Clip not available online)

Alum and actor Ian Hopps is appearing with the Davis Shakespeare Festival. Newsreview.com (Sacramento) 7/10/14

Alum and artist Sandra Dal Poggetto has a solo exhibition of large-scale works at the University of Montana in Missoula. Noodls.com (press release) 7/9/14

Brian Rinker, a recent journalism graduate from SF State, has a post on a Bayview community health clinic’s approach to trauma-informed care. Chronicle of Social Change 7/9/14

Alum Tracy Moore has been named California area sales manager for spirits maker Heaven Hill Distilleries. WhiskyIntelligence.com 7/9/14

Former psychology instructor Neil Mann has been named to the board of directors of the TranZed Alliance, the parent of educational and behavioral-health support organizations. The Daily Record (Maryland) 7/8/14

A paper by Associate Professor Jose Acacio de Barros is cited in a post about quantum math and human behavior. Science News 7/8/14

Assistant Professor of Creative Writing Chanan Tigay is seeking information on a 19th-century physician in Burton, Staffordshire, England. Burton Mail 7/9/14

Former faculty member Elise Ann Wormuth writes a post about her retirement. Living in the Past 7/8/14

A post excerpts a letter to President Wong and Dean Kenneth Monteiro expressing solidarity with a faculty member. History News Network 7/8/14

Will Weinstein, management lecturer in the College of Business, will lead a summer lecture series at the University of Hawaii, Manoa. Hawaii Business 7/5/14

The historic sit-ins and student strikes at SF State are mentioned in an interview with Peniel Joseph, author of “Waiting ’Til the Midnight Hour: A Narrative History of Black Power in America.” C-SPAN2 7/4/14 (Clip not available online)

SF State research on heatstroke deaths in automobiles is cited. SunStar.com (Philippines) 7/6/14
WFMD.com (Mansfield, Ohio) 7/5/14
The Blaze 7/4/14
KFTA-Fox (Fort Smith, Ark.) 7/4/14 (Clip not available online)
Vancouver Sun 7/3/14
Cayman 27 (Cayman Islands) 7/3/14
Your4State.com (WHAG-TV NBC Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia) 7/3/14

Several media reports cover the death of former writing instructor Stephen Gaskin, founder of the Farm Commune in Tennessee.
Columbia Daily Herald 7/7/14
Lodi News-Sentinel 7/6/14
Los Angeles Times 7/5/14

Alum Dan Werthimer, co-founder and chief scientist of the SETI@home project, has his May testimony before the House Science, Space and Technology Committee in Congress aired. C-SPAN 7/6/14 and 7/4/14 (Clip not available online)

SF State scholars Shane Duncan and Jeff Brian will speak at San Diego Comic-Con Arts Conference on gender, sexuality and other topics. Psychology Today 7/6/14

Associate Professor of Labor Studies John Logan is cited in a post about a recent Supreme Court decision, Harris v. Quinn, affecting unions and labor laws. WorkplaceChoice.org 7/7/14

Associate Professor of Journalism Rachele Kanigel and her training tips for foreign correspondents are cited.
Huffington Post Media 7/6/2014
News Hub 7/6/14

Associate Professor of Journalism Venise Wagner is mentioned in a post about reporting on inequality and institutional inequity. IRE.org 7/4/14

These blog posts reference travel by an SF faculty member.
Truth-out.org 7/5/14
SodaHead.com 7/4/14

SF State research on heatstroke deaths occurring in automobiles is cited. ABC 7 News Bay Area (KGO) 7/3/14 (clip not available online); Courier-Post 7/3/14; Leader Post 7/3/14; USA Today 7/2/14; KSL Salt Lake City 7/3/14 (clip not available online); WFLD Chicago 7/3/14 (clip not available online); KDAF Dallas 7/2/14 (clip not available online); KGBT Harlingen, Texas 7/3/14 (clip not available online); My PHL17 Philadelphia 7/3/14 (clip not available online); KLFY Lafayette, Louisiana 7/3/14 (clip not available online); Burlington Free Press 7/2/14; KFVS 7/2/14; Tri-State Media 7/2/14; WVAS 7/2/14; KXLY Spokane, Washington 7/2/14; KWTV (Univision) Phoenix 7/2/14 (clip not available online); WKBT La Crosse, Wisconsin 7/2/14 (clip not available online); KMEX (Univision) Los Angeles 7/2/14 (clip not available online); KFTV (Univision) Fresno 7/2/14 (clip not available online); KUVS (Univision) Sacramento 7/2/14 (clip not available online); WDSU New Orleans 7/2/14 (clip not available online); Times-Reporter 7/1/14

"Documented," a film by alum Jose Antonio Vargas, will re-air on CNN on Saturday, July 5. CNN 7/3/14

Alum Don Carpenter's new book "Fridays at Enrico's" is reviewed. New York Times 7/3/14

Stephen Gaskin, an alum and former SF State professor who in 1970 led a caravan to rural Tennessee to found a commune known as "The Farm," passed away July 1 at the age of 79. San Francisco Chronicle 7/2/14; New York Times 7/2/14; Daily Mail 7/2/14; Chicago Sun-Times 7/2/14; The Tennessean 7/2/14

This op-ed arguing for more ethnic studies programs mentions the strike at SF State in 1968-69 that led to the creation of the nation's first Black Studies program and first College of Ethnic Studies. Los Angeles Times 7/2/14

This op-ed references travel by an SF State professor. Cleveland Jewish News 7/2/14

SF State research on heatstroke deaths occurring in automobiles is cited. Berkshire Eagle 7/2/14; KTVL 7/1/14; Tulsa World 7/1/14; Montreal Gazette 7/1/14; WSFA Montgomery, Alabama 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WMCC Panama City, Florida 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KTEN Sherman, Texas 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WTVW Evansville, Indiana 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KCWY Casper, Wyoming 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KSNW Wichita, Kansas 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KIFI Idaho Falls, Idaho 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KWTX Waco, Texas 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WMPT-HAR Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WCSH Portland, Maine 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WJBF Augusta, Georgia 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WIAT-BIRM Birmingham, Alabama 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WDAM Hattieburg, Mississippi 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KSLA-SHV Shreveport, Louisiana 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KFMB-SD San Diego 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KION Monterey 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WSAZ Charleston, West Virginia 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WJW-CLE Cleveland 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WSET Roanoke, Virginia 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WLUK Green Bay, Wisconsin 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KOLO Reno 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KBTV Beaumont, Texas 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KPSP Palm Springs 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WOUC Zanesville, Ohio 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WIS-COL Columbia, South Carolina 7/1/14 (clip not available online); KDRV Medford, Oregon 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WBOC-16 Salisbury, Maryland 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WVLA Baton Rouge, Louisiana 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WTGS Savannah, Georgia 7/1/14 (clip not available online); WKBT La Crosse, Wisconsin 7/2/14 (clip not available online); KRGV Harlingen, Texas 7/2/14 (clip not available online); WTEM Elmira, New York 7/2/14 (clip not available online); KSBW Monterey 7/2/14 (clip not available online); KXTF Twin Falls, Idaho 7/2/14 (clip not available online); KALB Alexandria, Louisiana 7/2/14 (clip not available online); KXLN (Univision) Houston 7/2/14 (clip not available online); KUNU Victoria, Texas 7/2/14 (clip not available online); KUVN Dallas 7/2/14 (clip not available online); WVEA (Univision) Tampa Bay, Florida 7/2/14 (clip not available online); WXTV (Univision) New York 7/2/14 (clip not available online); WLTV (Univision) Miami 7/2/14 (clip not available online)

Alum and former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown received the National Newspaper Publishers Association Legacy Award. Insight News 7/2/14

This op-ed references travel by an SF State professor. Jewish Ledger 7/2/14

Associate Professor of Asian American Studies Isabelle Thuy Pelaud is profiled. Huffington Post 7/1/14

Professor Emeritus Sergio Franco's textbook "Design with Operational Amplifiers and Analog Integrated Circuits" is reviewed. EDN Network 7/1/14

The San Francisco Bay Guardian is moving into offices at the Westfield Mall formerly occupied by SF State's College of Business. San Francisco Bay Guardian 7/1/14

Alum Dan Lyttle has been appointed principal of Ingrid B. Lacy Middle School in Pacifica. San Jose Mercury News 7/1/14

Associate Professor of Asian American Studies Isabelle Thuy Pelaud is profiled. New America Media 7/1/14

Cañada College offers a bachelor's of science degree in nursing through SF State. San Mateo Daily Journal 7/1/14

Actor, activist and SF State alum Danny Glover is interviewed. CTV (Canada) 7/1/14 (clip not available online)

Alum Jot Preet Singh Sahi has been accepted into the Billings Clinic's Internal Medicine Residency. Billings Gazette 7/1/14

Longtime Bay Area DJ and SF State alum Luis Medina is profiled in this Q&A. El Tecolote 6/30/14

This op-ed references travel by an SF State professor. The Algemeiner 6/30/14

June

Associate Professor of Journalism Rachele Kanigel offers tips for journalism students who wish to become foreign correspondents. PBS Mediashift 6/30/14

SF State research on heatstroke deaths occurring in automobiles is cited. 100.7 Mix-FM 6/30/14; CNN 6/29/14; Cartersville Patch 6/29/14; Salem Leader 6/29/14; WPTZ 6/29/14; KTUU 6/29/14; WCFT Birmingham 6/29/14 (clip not available online); KMPH Fresno 6/29/14 (clip not available online); WOWO Indianapolis 6/28/14; KSBW 6/27/14; The News and Observer 6/27/14; The Brazil Times 6/27/14; Chesterton Tribune 6/27/14; What to Expect 6/26/14; 12 News Now 6/26/14; NBC 33 TV 6/25/14; CNN 6/25/14

SF State reported no forcible sex offenses on campus in 2012. Washington Post 6/28/14

A fitness class led by an SF State alum is highlighted. CBS San Francisco 6/28/14

Alum Akiko Aspillaga discusses her experiences as an undocumented immigrant. Rappler 6/28/14

Alum and author Mukta Sambrani is profiled. The Sunday Guardian 6/28/14

Lecturer of Public Affairs and Civic Engagement Morgan Chappell has been hired as the new district attorney inspector in Santa Cruz County. Santa Cruz Sentinel 6/27/14

Tiana Wills, a former SF State high jumper, competed at the USA Track and Field National Championships June 28-29 in Sacramento. San Francisco Examiner 6/27/14

SF State alum Jose Antonio Vargas' film "Documented" aired Sunday on CNN. The Advocate 6/27/14

Karin Morris, an SF State alum and accessibility manager for the city of Bend, Oregon, is profiled. The Bulletin 6/27/14

Alum and massage therapist Heather Bostian shares her thoughts on coping with stress. Flagstaff Business News 6/27/14

This op-ed references travel by an SF State professor. Jewish Press 6/27/14

Professor of Health Education Erik Peper says it is harder to effectively solve problems creatively when slouching. New York Magazine 6/26/14

These articles reference Associate Professor of Jewish Studies Eran Kaplan's participation in a panel discussion about the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) campaign. J Weekly 6/26/14; J Weekly (editorial) 6/26/14

This article about entrepreneurship references an SF State alum. Silicon Hills News 6/25/14

SF State research on heatstroke deaths occurring in automobiles is cited. American Press 6/27/14; New York Times 6/26/14; The Connection Newspapers 6/26/14; CNN en Español 6/26/14 (clip not available online); Chicago Tribune 6/25/14; Tallahassee Democrat 6/25/14; KVIA 6/25/14

Lecturer of Public Affairs and Civic Engagement Morgan Chappell has been hired as the new district attorney inspector in Santa Cruz County. KION TV Monterey 6/26/14 (clip not available online)

This article references travel by an SF State professor. J Weekly 6/26/14

Alum and personal trainer Tom Hutchman is profiled. NBC Sports Network 6/26/14 (clip not available online)

Carl Stice, an SF State alum, has been appointed principal of Calaveras Hills High School in Milpitas. San Jose Mercury News 6/26/14

Ava Tong and Aureen Alamario, founding members of the comedy troupe Granny Cart Gangstas, met at SF State when Tong was Alamario's teaching assistant in an Asian American Studies class. San Francisco Bay Guardian 6/26/14

Karina Nielsen has been appointed as the new director of SF State's Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies. The Ark 6/25/14 (clip not available online)

Student Stuart Chapin spoke at the graduation ceremony for his former high school. Mountain News 6/26/14

Associate Professor of Ethnic Studies Rabab Ibrahim Abdulhadi took part in a rally in New York City. Press TV 6/26/14

Research from Earth and Climate Sciences Lecturer Jan Null into the number of children who die after being left alone in cars is cited. County Line Magazine 6/26/14; Parents 6/25/14; NewsHub 6/25/14; WGXA TC 6/25/14; The Weather Channel 6/25/14; Florida Today 6/25/14; Los Angeles Times 6/25/14

Professor Emeritus of Philosophy Jacob Needleman and his book, "What is God?" are discussed. Examiner.com 6/25/14

Alum Mel Ashley is profiled. Monterey County Weekly 6/25/14

Alum and former San Francisco newspaper salesman Santo Alioto is profiled. San Francisco Public Press 6/25/14

Tita Gray, an SF State alum, has been appointed assistant dean of the College of Business Administration at San Diego State University. San Diego Source 6/25/14 (subscription required)

Associate Professor of Jewish Studies Eran Kaplan participated in a panel discussion about the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement. Jewish Journal 6/25/14

These articles reference travel by an SF State professor. The Algemeiner 6/25/14; JNS.org 6/24/14

A former SF State student is mentioned in this article about lesbians moving from San Francisco to the suburbs. SF Weekly 6/25/14

Sam Goldman, a former SF State sports information director who passed away this month, is eulogized. San Jose Mercury News 6/24/14

Alum Joel Haddad's restaurant, Morning Dew Café, is featured on the program "Check, Please! Bay Area." KQET Monterey (clip not available online)

Alum and former professor Carol Severin was recently honored by her fellow East Bay Regional Park District board members for her lifetime of service to the California parks and recreation profession. Tri-City Voice 6/24/14

Artist and activist Yolanda M. Lopez is reported to have participated in the 1968-69 strike at SF State. San Francisco Chronicle 6/24/14

Alum Clifford Cooper has been named regional vice president of a new commercial banking office Wells Fargo has opened in Stockton. Stockton Record 6/23/14

SF State alum Nathan Bronson is interviewed for a story about student debt. Highbrow Magazine 6/24/14

Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is running for Oakland mayor. San Francisco Chronicle 6/23/14

This op-ed about the Washington Redskins' nickname controversy references SF State's Richard Oakes Multicultural Center, named after a Native American activist who led the occupation of Alcatraz in the 1960s and 70s. Diverse Issues in Higher Education 6/23/14

Former San Francisco Mayor and SF State alumnus Willie Brown will receive the National Newspaper Publishers Legacy of Excellence Award on June 27. The Skanner 6/23/14

An SF State alumna and former captain of the Gator women's soccer team is mentioned in this article about World Cup viewing locations in Half Moon Bay. Half Moon Bay Review 6/23/14

In this roundup of books that inspire travel, alum Jim Harrington says reading "Ulysses" while at SF State inspired him to learn more about his Irish heritage and visit Dublin to see some of the locations mentioned in the book. San Jose Mercury News 6/23/14

Alum and artist Sandra Dal Poggetto will discuss her work at a presentation in Cody, Wyoming, on June 26. Cody Enterprise 6/23/14

Alan Black, a soccer expert and San Francisco Chronicle columnist, teaches a class on soccer through SF State's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. San Francisco Chronicle 6/23/14

SF State student and Gay-Straight Alliance board member Mario Vasquez comments about depictions of LGBT individuals in the media. San Francisco Chronicle 6/22/14

Heinz Prechter, an SF State alum who founded the company that invented the automobile moonroof, will be inducted into the German-American Hall of Fame in October. Crain's Detroit Business 6/22/14

Research from SF State showed that there are 15,000 transgender individuals serving in the military. NY1 6/21/14 (clip not available online)

In this op-ed, SF State alum and former administrator Robert J. Westwood argues for a California State University campus in the Coachella Valley. The Desert Sun 6/21/14

Sam Goldman, SF State's sports information director from 1957 to 1970 who died last week at 87 and was a beloved figure in Bay Area sports media, is eulogized. San Jose Mercury News 6/20/14; SFBay.ca 6/20/14

SF State is one of several Bay Area universities from which the organization Teach.org is hoping to recruit top-tier students to fill teaching vacancies. NBC Bay Area 6/20/14

Scott Hewell, an SF State alum and Stockton police officer, died June 11 from injuries sustained during an on-duty traffic collision. Stockton Record 6/20/14

SF State awarded a posthumous degree last Thursday to Stephen Guillermo, who was fatally shot earlier this year after apparently entering the wrong apartment. GMA News 6/20/14; KGO Radio 6/20/14 (clip not available online)

Alum and green building expert Jason Peacock is profiled in this Q&A. Portland Press Herald 6/19/14

Sam Goldman, who served as the sports information director at SF State from 1957 to 1970 and was a beloved figure in Bay Area sports media, has died at 87. SJ Mercury News 6/19/14; SF Chronicle 6/18/14; Campus Insiders 6/18/14

SF State research has shown that engaging in creative activities outside the workplace can improve an employee's job performance. NewsHub 6/19/14

Poet and SF State alum Louis Daniel "L.D." Brodsky has died. St. Louis Public Radio 6/19/14; St. Louis Post-Dispatch 6/19/14

A historic Point Reyes residence that was formerly home of SF State alum Ben Davis Sr. has been given to the Point Reyes National Seashore. Point Reyes Light 6/19/14

Director of Governmental Relations Lisbet Sunshine comments on the impact of the state budget on SF State. KQED Radio 6/18/14 (clip not available online)

Biology Lecturer Bill Cochlan, who is leading a team of researchers studying phytoplankton along the West Coast, is interviewed for this radio program. Uprising Radio 6/18/14

Spending money on experiences, rather than material items, makes shoppers happier, SF State research has shown. KTVD Denver 6/18/14 (clip not available online)

Alum and filmmaker Nao Nakazawa will present experimental works and performance pieces in San Francisco this weekend. San Francisco Chronicle 6/18/14

Alum Jayshree Ullal is the CEO of Santa Clara-based Arista Networks. India West 6/18/14

Luis Medina, an alum and Bay Area Latin-music DJ, is profiled. San Francisco Examiner 6/18/14

Alumnus and musician Michael Wood's new album is reviewed. SF Weekly 6/18/14

A newspaper writes about an SF State professor’s use of state funds during recent travel. The Jewish Voice (Brooklyn, N.Y.) 6/18/14; Arutz Sheva (IsraelNationalNews.com) 6/18/14

Student Gina Mazzetti has written a book about dyslexia. San Jose Mercury News 6/17/14

SF State alum Nathan Bronson is interviewed for a story about student debt. New America Media 6/17/14

"Documented," a film by SF State Alumni Hall of Fame inductee and 2012 alumnus of the year Jose Antonio Vargas, was shown in South Florida earlier this month. The Canal 6/17/16

Emil Guillermo writes about the shooting death of his cousin, SF State student Stephen Guillermo. The University will award Stephen Guillermo a posthumous degree this week. Diverse Issues in Higher Education 6/16/14

Research from SF State found that 39 children died last year from being left unattended in cars. WSBT South Bend, Ind. 6/16/14 (clip not available online)

Alumnus Robert Curry has been appointed dean of the School of Arts and Sciences at Alfred State College in New York. Olean Times Herald 6/16/14

Former SF State faculty member Sonia Sanchez is interviewed. Pennsylvania Cable Network 6/16/14 (clip not available online)

This op-ed piece mentions the Black Studies program at SF State, the first in the nation. Atlanta Black Star 6/16/14

An SF State alumna is referenced in this op-ed written by a faculty member at City College of San Francisco about the college's accreditation process. San Francisco Examiner 6/15/14

Ed Beitashour, whose son Steven will play for Iran in the World Cup, played soccer at SF State in the 1960s. San Jose Mercury News 6/13/14

SF State students are interviewed for a story about paying in-state tuition at out-of-state universities. KGO-TV 6/13/14 (clip not available online); abc7news.com 6/13/14

SF State’s research on children and the onset of heatstroke is cited. Central Kentucky News 6/13/14; Eagle County Online (Indiana) 6/12/14

Alum and librarian Carissa Purnell has an excerpt of her dissertation posted. The Californian (Salinas) 6/13/14

Alum and Stockton police officer Scott Hewell has died from his injuries in an on-duty car accident. Officer.com 6/12/14; Daily Reporter (Indiana) 6/11/14

Caitlin Ryan, director of SF State’s Family Acceptance Project, is interviewed. KOFY-SF ABC 6/12/14 (Clip not available online)

SF State is mentioned among the prestigious universities in the San Francisco Bay Area in a post for Chinese real-estate investors. Jinti 6/13/14

Associate Professor of Jewish Studies Eran Kaplan will participate on a panel discussion on boycott, divestment and sanctions in Tiburon. JWeekly.com 6/12/14

SF State research on spatial analyses of HIV/AIDS is cited. NewsRx 6/13/14

Alums and philanthropists Judy and George Marcus, who will host of a fundraiser for President Obama at their Los Altos Hills home in July, first met at SF State and are mentioned. SFBay.ca 6/12/14

Alum Bird Neshama Trungma writes a letter to the editor about her experiences being homeless. Ukiah Daily Journal 6/12/14

Alum Jennifer Ortiz writes a letter to her father, thanking him. Morgan Hill Times 6/12/14;
San Benito County Today 6/12/14

Professor and Chair of Creative Writing Maxine Chernoff has a poem posted. JWeekly.com 6/5/14

SF State student Olga Banks, who will graduate in December with a degree in health care and community education, is quoted in a story about the city’s income gap and lackluster turnout at a job fair. SF Chronicle 6/12/14

SF State research on children and the onset of heatstroke is cited. WFIE NBC-14 News (Indiana) 6/12/14; Perry Daily (Ohio) 6/11/14; Crittenden Press (Kentucky) 6/11/14; West Kentucky Star 6/11/14; SurfKy.com (Kentucky) 6/11/14; KentuckyNewEra.com 6/11/14; WPSD-NBC (Kentucky) (Clip not available online)

Research on adolescents’ conflicts with fathers by Associate Professor Jeff Cookston, chair of the psychology department, is cited. All4Women (South Africa) 6/11/14

Former President S.I. Hayakawa is listed among the college professors who have served in Congress since 1774. Chronicle of Higher Ed 6/11/14

Professor of Latina/Latino Studies Alejandro Murguia has a poem published in SF’s Potrero View 6/11/14

Philanthropists Judy and George Marcus, who endowed the Robert Corrigan Chair in American studies in 2012, will host a fundraiser for President Obama at their Los Altos home on July 23. SF Chronicle 6/10/14; SF Gate (Politics blog) 6/10/14

Research on adolescents’ conflicts with fathers by Associate Professor Jeff Cookston, chair of the psychology department, is cited. iAfrica.com 6/11/14; Free Malaysia Today 6/11/14; TopNews.us 6/11/14; Lex18.com (Kentucky) 6/11/14

SF State’s research on children and the onset of heatstroke is cited. Mom Trends 6/11/14

Alum, educator and vocalist Margie Baker, who will be performing in Pacifica this weekend, is featured. SJ Mercury News 6/10/14

SF State is among the schools new high-school grads are heading to, thanks to a Berkeley support program for C-students. Berkeleyside 6/10/14

SF State is mentioned in a post about alleged anti-Israel efforts at UCLA. The American Israelite 6/11/14

Alum and activist Dr. Ray Tomkins will participate in a panel discussion on housing in Hunter’s Point and Bayview neighborhoods. Indybay.org 6/10/14

Resident scholar David Fischer, formerly U.S. ambassador to Seychelles, is quoted in a story about money laundering and illicit activity on the Indian Ocean archipelago. International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (Center for Public Integrity) 6/9/14; International Business Times 6/9/14

Associate Professor of Labor Studies John Logan is quoted in a story about the so-called Muni sickout. SF Chronicle 6/7/14

SF State’s research on children and the onset of heatstroke is cited. AccuWeather.com 6/9/14; Chicago Tribune 6/6/14

Professor Emeritus of Education Mark Phillips writes an opinion piece on improving the physical environment of classrooms. Marin IJ 6/8/14

SF State’s incoming athletic director, Charles Guthrie, is included in a local list of new hires and promotions. SF Chronicle 6/7/14

The origami exhibit “Movement in Paper” at SF State is listed in a roundup of local cultural events. SF Examiner 6/9/14

Alum and East Bay politician Rep. George Miller gives a wide-ranging interview on C-SPAN 6/8/14 (Clip not available online)

Alum Linda Yang, chief HR officer for Marin General Hospital, is named a leader in human resources. North Bay Business Journal 6/9/14

Alum and biotech exec Vince Anicetti is named senior VP of global quality at Coherus BioSciences Inc. of Redwood City. Coherus.com (press release) 6/9/14

Alum Rosanna Myers is retiring after 34 years teaching in San Mateo County schools. Daily Journal 6/7/14

Alum and research exec Tony Cosentino writes a post on Alteryx Analytics and predictive and big data. Information Management 6/9/14

Associate Professor of Asian American Studies Allyson Tintiagco-Cubales is quoted in a post about ethnic studies. WND Commentary 6/8/14

Caitlin Ryan, director of SF State's Family Acceptance Project, is interviewed about her research into the impact of family acceptance or rejection on the health of LGBT children and adolescents. KOFY TV 6/5/14 (clip not available online)

The Chiaroscuro String Quartet won the inaugural Galane Prize at the Yehudi Menuhin Festival at SF State this year. San Jose Mercury News 6/6/14

This letter to the editor references an SF State professor who was quoted in an article about ethnic-studies classes in high school. Los Angeles Times 6/6/14

Educational leadership doctoral student Angela Meeker has been appointed interim assistant for educational services for Santa Cruz City Schools. Santa Cruz Sentinel 6/5/14

Alumna Helen Suby is included in this article about Jewish residents of Bisbee, Arizona. Arizona Jewish Post 6/6/14

"Documented," a film by 2012 Alumnus of the Year and SF State Alumni Hall of Fame inductee Jose Antonio Vargas, premieres in South Florida on Friday night and will air on CNN later this year. Miami Herald Gay South Florida blog 6/5/14

Alum and performance artist Qinmin Lui will perform this weekend in San Francisco with her company of seven dancers who are all also alumni. SF Weekly 6/5/14

Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is running for Oakland mayor. San Jose Mercury News 6/4/14; Oakland Tribune 6/4/14; Contra Costa Times

The family of SF State student Stephen Guillermo, who was fatally shot last month, held a vigil outside San Francisco's Hall of Justice. KGO-SF 6/4/14 (clip not available online); KOFY-SF 6/4/14 (clip not available online)

Student Jennifer Ryan is quoted in this article about summer jobs for teenagers. Modesto Bee 6/4/14

MFA alum and playwright Peter Sinn Nachtreib's new political comedy "The Totalitarians" is playing in Washington, D.C. Washington Blade 6/5/14

Alum and performance artist Qinmin Lui will perform this weekend in San Francisco. San Francisco Chronicle 6/4/14

This article about the outgoing interim president of Northern Michigan University mentions SF State President Leslie E. Wong, who served as NMU's president for eight years. The Mining Journal 6/4/14

The members of the rock group Down and Outlaws, which will perform this weekend in Potrero Hill, attended SF State. SF Weekly 6/4/14

This op-ed about tensions between pro-Israel and pro-Palestine activists at the University of California, Los Angeles, mentions an event held at SF State last fall by the General Union of Palestinian Students. The Jewish Press 6/4/14

San Francisco arts advocate and political activist June Gutfleisch, whose involvement in politics began as a member of the San Francisco Young Democrats while a student at SF State in the 1950s, passed away last month at the age of 83. San Francisco Chronicle 6/4/14

Frank Cheek, who was the wrestling coach at Humboldt State University before becoming coach of the university's revived softball team in 1987, attended SF State and was inducted into the SF State Athletics Hall of Fame. Eureka Times-Standard 6/3/14

The Irving M. Klein International String Competition for young string players will be held at SF State this weekend. San Francisco Classical Voice 6/3/14

Jim Klaczak, a longtime football coach and former player for the Washington Redskins, was an offensive line coach at SF State. Napa Valley Register 6/2/14

SF State research on children and the onset of heatstroke when children are left unattended in vehicles shows that Texas leads the nation in the number of deaths between 1998-2013. Medical Xpress 6/2/14

The Irving M. Klein International String Competition for young string players will be held at SF State this weekend. San Francisco Examiner 6/2/14

Alumnus Ron Quesada will perform a fusion of ancient Filipino gong instruments with modern electric dance music this weekend during a celebration in Alameda marking Philippine Independence Day. Inquirer.net 6/2/14

Recent SF State graduate Brian Rinker received the Herb Caen memorial scholarship, given in recognition of his courage and perseverance in completing his college education, at the San Francisco Peninsula Press Club's 37th annual banquet on May 31. SFBay 6/1/14

SF State graduations are called bittersweet for students with deported parents. KMEX-LA 6/1/14 (clip not available online); KUVS-SAC Sacramento 6/1/14 (clip not available online); KVYE Yuma 6/1/14 (clip not available online); KDTV San Francisco 6/1/14 (clip not available online); KFTV Fresno 5/31/14 (clip not available online); TeleFutura 46 Los Angeles 5/31/14 (clip not available online)

Alumnus and realtor Mike Baker is profiled. Santa Fe New Mexican 6/1/14

Alumnus and Tracy Unified School District Superintendent Jim Franco is retiring at the end of June. Stockton Record 6/1/14

Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, an alum, capitalizes on social media to convey his government’s messages in negotiations with the West. CNBC Europe 5/31/14 (clip not available online); The New Yorker 5/26/14 (subscription required)

SF State MBA student Natacha Yarbrough is mentioned in this article about a San Francisco housing project. San Francisco Bay View 5/31/14; SF Weekly 5/28/14

An SF State professor is alleged to have misused funds while traveling to the Middle East. 99.1 FM Talk Reno 5/31/14 (clip not available online); Jewish Press 5/30/14; Washington Times 5/30/14; Talk 1300 Albany (clip not available online)

May

SF State’s Commencement speeches and quotes from them are posted. SFGate 5/29/14; Belva Davis excerpt; Rong Wang excerpt

Former President S.I. Hayakawa is mentioned in a story about Georgia politics. Southern Political Report 5/30/14

SF State research on the economic impact of a San Francisco music festival is cited. SF Business Times 5/29/14

SF State research on children and the onset of heatstroke when left unattended in vehicles is cited. AgriLife Today (Texas A&M) 5/30/14

Alum Sean Priest is the new principal of Sequoia High School in Redwood City. SJ Mercury News 5/30/14; Freenewspos.com 5/30/14

Alum and job counselor Kathy Ostram is profiled. Digital Journal (Sonoma) 5/29/14

SF State is mentioned in a story about the 35th birthday of the Women’s Building in San Francisco. Mission Local 5/30/14

The university’s response to claims that an SF State professor allegedly misused state and taxpayer funds on her travel are called “bland reassurances.” Fox News 5/30/14; Watchdog.org 5/30/14

The AMCHA Initiative claims an SF State professor misused state and taxpayer funds on her travel. Heritage Florida Jewish News 5/30/14
Note: No merit found for allegations, see University statement (6/24/2014).

Former Director of the Sierra Nevada Field campus Jim Steele has a post on David Attenborough “promoting climate fear.” Watts Up With That? 5/29/14
Biased BBC 5/29/14

Alum Jose Antonio Vargas will have his film “Documented” screened at New American NYC. New America Foundation 5/29/14

SF State is mentioned in a story on kosher slaughter, in a paragraph regarding hostility to Jewish students at Bay Area universities. The Jewish Press 5/29/14

SF State research on children and the onset of heatstroke when left unattended in vehicles is cited. WYFF-TV (Florence, S.C.) 5/28/14; Digital Journal (press release) 5/29/14

Alums and writers Justin, Etc. and Jason Schenheit are profiled in a story about their poetry collective. SF Chronicle 5/28/14

Alum and ceramic artist Marsha Mack is mentioned in a story about an art exhibition, where she won “Best in Show.” The Leaf Chronicle (Clarksville, Tenn.) 5/29/14

San Jose State alum Richard Vo, who hopes to continue his astrophysics research at SF State, is the subject of a story. Phys.org 5/29/14

SF State in general is called out for being “off-base” in responding to instances of “anti-Israelism/anti-Semitism.” TruthRevolt.org 5/28/14

Alum Hugh Bussell, who is running for Congress in the East Bay, is the subject of a profile. PleasantonWeekly.com 5/28/14

Lecturer of Philosophy Ann Robertson has a post on socialists tripping over class lines in electoral politics. Indybay.org 5/28/14

Roanne, currently studying comparative literature at SF State, has a post about fashion inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe’s art. CollegeFashion.net 5/27/14

Alum and social worker Nancy Coxswell is mentioned in a post about counseling services for the Rossmoor senior adult community in Walnut Creek. Rossmoor News 5/28/14

Associate Professor of Management Mitchell Marks is quoted in a story about how U.S. workers are loath to take vacations. CBS MoneyWatch 5/28/14

Professor of Social Work Anabel Pelham is quoted in a story about helping seniors with PCs and other tech tools. Los Altos Town Crier 5/28/14

The appointment of Judith Munter as incoming dean of the Graduate College of Education is noted. SF Chronicle 5/27/14

San Jose State alum Richard Vo, who has hopes to continue his research in astrophysics at SF State, is the subject of a story. Redding.com (Calif.) 5/28/14; San Jose Mercury News 5/25/14

SF State research on children and the onset of heatstroke when left unattended in vehicles is cited. SFGate 5/27/14; Stamford Advocate (Conn.) 5/27/14; Marshall News Messenger (Texas) 5/27/14

SF State research on materialism and happiness is cited. WZTV-Fox (Nashville, Tenn.) 5/28/14 (Clip not available online) ; Elite Daily 5/27/14; eWallstreeter 5/27/14

A post by Professor of Management John Sullivan, on convincing innovators to choose an established firm over a startup, is reprinted. HRSalon (China) 5/28/14

SF State is mentioned in a story about a alleged “anti-Israel” campaign at UCLA. Jewish Journal 5/27/14

Student Jay E. Hansen was fatally shot near Oakland’s Dimond district early Sunday, May 25. SJ Mercury News 5/27/14; Contra Costa Times 5/27/14

Angelo Zuniga, who was killed at a party near SF State six years ago, is the subject of a story featuring his mother, who says she’s still awaiting justice. ABC7 News 5/27/14

High-school student Nick Der is heading to SF State to study journalism and multimedia thanks to a $250 scholarship from the Pacifica Tribune. SJ Mercury News 5/27/14

Alum Jose Antonio Vargas gave a lecture in Los Altos, Calif., on immigration and is the subject of a profile. Los Altos Town Crier 5/28/14

Alum Don Horsley, who sits on the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, is profiled in a story. SJ Mercury News 5/27/14

Alum Byron Lee Blackwell has a new textbook, “The American Indian Studies Program.” Phoenix Business Journal (press release) 5/28/14

Alum Jason Gee will participate in a panel discussion following a screening of “Debunked,” a documentary on stereotypes of San Francisco. Latin Bay Area 5/27/14

Associate Professor of Journalism Yumi Wilson is profiled in a piece on how journalists can use LinkedIn. Poynter.org 5/27/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell is quoted in a story about materialism and happiness, featuring his research. Huffington Post 5/27/14
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner (Alaska) 5/27/14

Associate Professor Rabab Abdulhadi is the subject of a story, sourced from the AMCHA Initiative, that accuses her of meeting with alleged terrorists using state funds. San Diego Jewish World 5/27/14
Note: No merit found for allegations, see University statement (6/24/2014).

Research by SF State on creative activities and their effect on work performance is the subject of a column. New Straits Times (Malaysia) 5/27/14

Professor of Chemistry Peter Palmer is quoted in a story about ethnographic artifacts and collections can be contaminated with toxins. High Country News (Rocky Mountains) 5/26/14

SF State Professor of Labor Studies John Logan is quoted in a story about Wal-Mart’s labor and business practices. Salon 5/24/14; Beforeitsnews.com 5/25/14

Select LGBT graduates from SF State are featured in this story. Edge on the Net 5/24/14

SF State research on children and the onset of heatstroke when left unattended in vehicles is cited. The Press Enterprise (Riverside County) 5/25/14; Tewksbury Town Crier 5/24/14 (Mass.)

SF State’s Police Department is mentioned in a story about DUI checkpoints over Memorial Day weekend. KTVU.com 5/24/14
KTVU also had a TV spot on the law-enforcement actions. (Clip not available online)

A partnership between SF State’s apparel-design students and Levi’s is cited in a story about the company’s “green jeans” initiative. Brandchannel 5/23/14

SF State’s Commencement is mentioned in a TV report about road closures and traffic. KPIX-SF (CBS) 5/23/14 (Clip not available online)

SF State is cited in a story about colleges visited by Redlands area high-school students. Redlands Daily Facts 5/23/14

Alum Jessie Garnier mentions SF State and Burk Hall in a column about the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. SFBay 5/27/14

Alum Hugh Bussell is mentioned in a story about his run for the newly redrawn 15th Congressional District in the East Bay. SJ Mercury News 5/26/14

Alum Katrina Parks is having her documentary film, “Harvey Girls: Opportunity Bound,” shown in Newhall, Calif. Americantowns.com 5/26/14; SCVNews.com (Santa Clarita) 5/26/14

Alum LeiLani Dowell will speak in Oakland about uniting women, LGBTQ and workers’ struggles as part of a statewide tour. Indybay.org 5/25/14

Alum Anna Nevenic is mentioned in a story about her run for California State Senate in a redrawn, mostly desert district. The Press Enterprise (Riverside County) 5/24/14

Alum Kim Robinson is mentioned in a story about his run for Iowa House District 43. Des Moines Register 5/23/14

Alum Hailey Ferroni is mentioned in a story about Dry Creek Pomo Indians halting controversial disenrollements. Press Democrat (Santa Rosa) 5/23/14

Alum and ceramic artist Marsha Mack is mentioned in a story about a museum exhibition. Clarksville Online (Tenn.) 5/23/14

Alum Michael Richman has been appointed to the board of directors of Madison Vaccines Inc., a clinical-stage biopharma firm. NewsRx 5/22/14

Our May 7 press release on Arctic tree rings and the work of Professor Zan Stine is reprinted. AgroMeteorology.org 5/27/14

Professor of Management John Sullivan has a post on convincing innovators to choose an established firm over a startup. Ere.net 5/27/14

Professor of Health Education Eric Peper has a post on desk ergonomics and “foot room.” Healthy.net 5/27/14

Associate Professor of Political Science Nicole Watts is cited as a symposium speaker on the outcomes of the Arab Spring. Around the O (University of Oregon) 5/27/14

Alum Annie Pentilla has a blog post on an Iraq veteran who turned to artistic expression. Tikkun.org 5/23/14

Ken Kesey’s Summer English Institute workshop for teachers held at SF State is mentioned in a post about a new book about the colorful literary figure. Oregon Quarterly 5/22/14

William Cochlan of SF State’s Romberg Tiburon Center is cited in a post about what high-school science teachers do in summer. Center for Digital Education 5/23/14

SF State’s “Lithopixel Refactory Collective” demonstration of lithographs and engravings is mentioned in a Chinese site devoted to visual and performing arts, literature, lifestyle and culture. The House News 5/23/14

SF State Professor of English Language & Literature Michael Krasny will be interviewed about his anniversary as host of the “Forum” talk show by KQED President John Boland, writes alum Ben Fong-Torres. SF Chronicle 5/22/14

Associate Professor of Latino/Latina Studies Jeff Duncan-Andrade’s research on stressors facing inner-city youth is quoted in this article. EURweb.com (Electronic Urban Report) 5/22/14

SF State research on children and heatstroke when left unattended in vehicles is cited. Macomb Daily News (Michigan) 5/22/14

SF State is mentioned on KQED’s “Forum” show, regarding a fatal shooting several years ago at a house party near campus. KQED Forum 5/22/14

SF State journalism student Taylor Reynolds profiles Afghan American TV Host Farid Younos, the East Bay resident and host of “The Doctor Farid Younos Show,” broadcast on Noor TV, a U.K.-based satellite-TV channel. New America Media 5/23/14

The cousin of slain student Stephen Guillermo, Emil Guillermo, writes to SF State and Professor of International Relations Sophie Clavier that “the family is truly grateful” for awarding a posthumous degree. Inquirer.net (Philippines) 5/22/14

Alums and co-principals Reginald and Ronald Richardson are leaving Claremont Middle School to be co-principals of a high school in San Leandro. Contra Costa Times 5/21/14; SJ Mercury News 5/21/14

Professor of International Relations Andrei Tsygankov is quoted in a story about Russia’s policies regarding Ukraine. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty 5/22/14

SF State research on children and the onset of heatstroke when left unattended in vehicles is cited. Seminole Sentinel (Texas) 5/22/14

A story on San Francisco’s Summer Jobs+ 2014 initiative for youth quotes third-year SF State student Elizabeth Kim. Inquirer.net (U.S. bureau) 5/22/14

Professor of Autism Spectrum Studies Pamela Wolfberg is announced as a speaker for the iCare4Autism International Autism Conference held June 30-July 2 in New York. Money News (Canada) 5/21/14; DMN Newswire 5/21/14

Alum and bandleader Dan Hicks, who has undergone treatment for throat cancer, performs a tribute to Fats Waller’s music and is profiled. SF Chronicle 5/19/14

The use of controversial language on shirts and posters by a student group at SF State is cited in a story about UCLA. Intermountain Jewish News (Rocky Mountain states) 5/22/14

Alum and Center Stage Dance Studio artistic director Trieste Erickson will be in a dance performance featuring original choreography in Grass Valley. The Union (Nevada County) 5/22/14

The Depot at SF State and its manager, Stephanie Escoto, are profiled on an indie-music site. The Bay Bridged 5/21/14

In this op-ed decrying “echoes of McCarthyism” at UCLA, use of controversial language on shirts and posters by a student group at SF State is cited. Arizona Jewish Post 5/20/14

A part-time marketing instructor at SF State, who was involved in a car accident last year, is seeking damages against a tech CEO who allegedly veered into her lane. SJ Mercury News 5/20/14

SF State research on children and the onset on heatstroke when left unattended in vehicles is cited. JDSupra Business Advisor 5/20/14; Alice Echo News Journal 5/20/14

Master’s student and scholarship recipient Mayra Perez talks about how she’s able to do more volunteer work. KSBY NBC Santa Barbara 5/20/14 (Clip not available online)

Alum Kesia Williams talks about the “Just In Time” program for foster youth. KNSD NBC 7 News San Diego 5/20/14 (Clip not available online)

Alum and actor Danny Glover, in a series of video clips, offers his perspective on the role of mainstream media in policy, politics and activism. The Real News 5/20/14

Alum and artist Cameron Fuller is having an opening reception at the Quincy (Mass.) Art Center. Whig.com 5/21/14

Alum and bicycle advocate Laurel Oetker-Kast is the newest member of the Calistoga, Calif., transportation committee. The Weekly Calistogan 5/20/14

Alum and actor BD Wong headlined a talk at ACT’s Geary Theater. SFist 5/19/14

Assistant Professor Leonard Sklar and his research on Titan, the largest moon of Saturn, are mentioned in a NASA Video of the Day post. The Daily Galaxy 5/20/14 http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2014/05/nasa-video-of-the-day-scenic-fly-over-of-titans-earth-like-lakes-and-seas.html

The family of Stephen Guillermo, the SF State who was shot dead after apparently entering the wrong apartment, is seeking to have charges filed in the case. KCBS-AM 5/20/14 (Clip not available online)

Alum and actor Danny Glover offers his perspective on the role of mainstream media in policy, politics and activism. The Real News 5/20/14

Alum and adult-entertainment actor Lorelei Lee is mentioned in a list of “smart” stars in that industry. LA Weekly 5/20/14

Film work by SF State students in the 54th Film Finals program is promoted in this roundup. SF Examiner 5/20/14

Emil Guillermo, cousin of student Stephen Guillermo, writes that SF State will award Stephen a posthumous diploma on May 24. Diverse Issues in Higher Education 5/18/14

Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, an alum, capitalizes on social media to convey his government’s messages in negotiations with the West. CNBC Europe 5/17/14 SF State also is mentioned in an opinion post regarding Zarif. Iranian.com 5/19/14

Associate Professor of Latino/Latina Studies Jeff Duncan-Andrade says the repeated stressors that affect students living in such areas of deep poverty as East Oakland can lead to negative health outcomes. Rolling Out 5/19/14 Global Grind 5/19/14 The Root 5/17/14 Breitbart 5/17/19 NewsOne 5/17/14 LiveLeak 5/16/14 CBS San Francisco 5/16/14

Alum José Antonio Vargas, activist and documentary filmmaker, is featured. Manila Bulletin 5/18/14

Alum Jeff Whitehead has been named CTO of UBL Interactive. Virtual-Strategy Magazine 5/19/14 GlobeNewswire 5/19/14

Professor of Biology John Hafernik talks about “zombees” on this Washington, D.C. radio show. WAMU-FM 5/17/14

Ana Gutierrez, a teacher in Salinas, is receiving her Ed.D. from SF State this month. Salinas California 5/16/14

Charles Guthrie has been appointed SF State’s new athletic director. San Francisco Business Times 5/15/14; The Columbian 5/15/14

"Documented," a film by SF State Alumni Hall of Fame inductee and 2012 Alumnus of the Year Jose Antonio Vargas, is reviewed. San Francisco Chronicle 5/15/14

This editorial endorses alumnus Don Horsley for another term as San Mateo County supervisor. Half Moon Bay Review 5/15/14

Research from SF State Assistant Professor of Biology Karen Crow indicates that female surfperch fish improve their reproductive health by mating with multiple partners. Phys.Org 5/15/14; e! Science News 5/15/14

This article references Professor of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan’s documentation of third-party interference into unionization efforts. Canton Daily Ledger 5/15/14

SF State was the first university in the United States to have a department of black studies. The Guardian 5/14/15

A study released earlier this year by SF State’s Palm Center found that nearly 15,000 transgender people are already serving in the military. Jezebel 5/14/14; MSNBC 5/14/14 (clip not available online)

Research from SF State has shown that, when the temperature outside a car is 80 degrees, the temperature inside the car can increase to 90 degrees in 10 minutes and 109 degrees in 20 minutes. SonoranNews.com 5/14/14

Richard “Scrumbly” Koldewyn, an SF State alumnus and member of the San Francisco 1960s theatrical troupe The Cockettes, is profiled in this article. Napa Valley Register 5/14/15

SF State alumni David Emmes and Martin Benson are the founding artistic directors of the South Coast Repertory Acting Intensive Program. Daily Pilot 5/14/14

SF State student Stephen Guillermo was fatally shot when he mistakenly entered the wrong apartment. San Francisco Appeal 5/14/14

Mohammad Javad Zarif attended SF State. KRCW-FM Radio Los Angeles 5/14/14 (clip not available online); KQED-FM Radio San Francisco 5/14/14 (clip not available online); MSNBC 5/15/14 (clip not available online)

SF State was one of the first universities to commit to divesting from fossil fuel-related investments. Care2 5/14/14

"Documented," a film by SF State Alumni Hall of Fame inductee and 2012 Alumnus of the Year Jose Antonio Vargas, opened this month and is screening Friday in Sebastopol. Bohemian 5/14/14

This article about the BDS movement mentions a 2001 incident involving tension between pro-Israel and pro-Palestine students at SF State. The Algemeiner 5/14/14

Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohamman Javad Zarif attended SF State. KOPM-FM Radio Portland, Ore. 5/14/14 (clip not available online); KUT Radio Austin (clip not available online); WBEZ-FM Radio Chicago 5/14/14 (clip not available online); KNPR Radio Las Vegas 5/14/14 (clip not available online); KPLU-FM Radio Seattle 5/14/14 (clip not available online); WDET Radio Detroit 5/14/14 (clip not available online); WDDE Radio Philadelphia 5/14/14 (clip not available online); WBFO-FM Radio Buffalo 5/14/14 (clip not available online); WUNC-FM Radio Raleigh, N.C. 5/14/14 (clip not available online); WAMU-FM Radio Washington, D.C. 5/14/14 (clip not available online); WHYY Radio Philadelphia 5/14/14 (clip not available online); WYPR-FM Radio Baltimore 5/14/14 (clip not available online)

Professor of Environmental Studies Carlos Davidson talks about the impact of pesticides and climate change on amphibians' susceptibility to deadly pathogens. The Epoch Times 5/13/14; Scientific American 5/13/14

Professor of Political Science Robert C. Smith comments on the role of race in Republican opposition to President Barack Obama. Free Republic 5/13/14; WBUR Radio Boston 5/13/14

Professor of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan is quoted in this op-ed column about unionization efforts at an Ikea in Canada. The Tyee 5/13/14

This article about academic freedom in Palestine references an academic delegation led by Associate Professor of Ethnic Studies Rabab Abdulhadi in January. Truth-Out.org 5/14/14

SF State's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute offered a preview session at the Downtown Campus on May 13. Pacifica Tribune 5/13/14

Alumnus Charles Brown, who was the first African American athlete at the University of Texas at El Paso and the first African American athlete in a major sport in the former Confederate states, passed away on May 11 at the age of 83. Stars and Stripes 5/13/14

Alumnus Tri Nguyen is the new executive chef at Tapenade restaurant in Los Angeles. Los Angeles Times 5/12/14

Former SF State wrestler Travis Phippen is interviewed in this news piece about his son, who is also a wrestler. Kansas First News 5/13/14; KTKA TV Topeka (clip not available online); KSNT TV Topeka (clip not available online); KMTJ TV Topeka (clip not available online)

Professor of Political Science Robert C. Smith comments on the role of race in Republican opposition to President Barack Obama. Wisconsin Public Radio 5/13/14

Alumnus and Solano County Deputy District Attorney John Kealy is retiring. The Reporter 5/13/14

SF State student Stephen Guillermo was fatally shot when he mistakenly entered the wrong apartment. Inquirer.net 5/13/14; Diverse Issues in Higher Education 5/12/14

Geoffrey Marcy, a University of California, Berkeley, researcher who has been a key figure in the search for earth-like planets, began his career as a professor at SF State. New York Times 5/13/14

Professor of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan is quoted in this op-ed column about unionization efforts at an Ikea in Canada. 24 Hours Vancouver 5/12/14

Professor Emerita of Journalism Betty Medsger is the author of "The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover's Secret FBI." The Sag Harbor Express 5/13/14

A report from the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority says crime on city public transit has decreased. An SF State student was fatally shot last year while disembarking off a Muni Metro train. KTVU 5/12/14; KRXI Reno 5/12/14 (clip not available online); KCBA Monterey 5/12/14 (clip not available online); SecurityInfoWatch.com 5/12/14

Biology Lecturer William Cochlan is part of a team that has embarked on month-long research cruise to study ocean acidification. Cypress Creek Mirror 5/12/14

U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel said he is open to reviewing the military's ban on transgender soldiers; a report commissioned by SF State's Palm Center and released earlier this year found no medical reason to keep the ban. Before It's News 5/12/14; News 92 FM Houston 5/12/14; Military.com 5/12/14; The Columbus Dispatch 5/12/14; Portland Press Herald 5/12/14; Lawyer Herald 5/12/14; New York Daily News 5/12/14; Bradenton Herald 5/12/14; The Ottawa Star 5/12/14; Sino-US.com 5/12/14; Haaretz 5/12/14; The Japan Times 5/12/14; Republican American 5/12/14; New Straits Times 5/12/14; The New York Times 5/11/14; NBC News 5/11/14; CBS News 5/11/14; TIME Magazine 5/11/14; San Francisco Chronicle 5/11/14; San Jose Mercury News 5/11/14; The Miami Herald 5/11/14; The Ledger 5/11/14; Star Tribune 5/11/14; New York Post 5/11/14; Breitbart 5/11/14; The Virginian Pilot 5/11/14; eWallstreeter.com 5/11/14; BuzzFeed 5/11/14; NET Nebraska 5/11/14; Newsmax 5/11/14; FreeNewsPos.com 5/11/14; Washington Examiner 5/11/14; AllVoices.com 5/11/14; San Luis Obispo Tribune 5/11/14; WJLA 5/11/14; Boston Globe 5/11/14; EDGE Providence 5/11/14; EDGE Boston 5/11/14; EDGE San Francisco 5/11/14; The Raw Story 5/11/14; WCBD News 2 5/11/14; Redlands Daily Facts 5/11/14; Examiner.com 5/11/14; Toledo Blade 5/11/14; TwinCities.com 5/11/14; The Augusta Chronicle 5/11/14; The Daily Mail 5/11/14; CP24 (Toronto) 5/11/14; The Guardian 5/11/14; WBZ-AM Boston 5/11/14 (clip not available online); WHKT Norfolk, Virginia 5/11/14 (clip not available online); WMDT Salisburg, MD 5/11/14 (clip not available online); WHSV Harrisonburg, Virginia 5/11/14 (clip not available online); WDET Radio Detroit 5/11/14 (clip not available online); WBUR Radio Boston 5/12/14 (clip not available online); WAMU Radio Washington, D.C. 5/12/14 (clip not available online); WYPR Radio Baltimore 5/12/14 (clip not available online); WDDE Radio Philadelphia 5/12/14 (clip not available online); WBFO Radio Buffalo 5/12/14 (clip not available online); WESA Radio Pittsburgh 5/12/14 (clip not available online); WUNC Radio (Raleigh, N.C.) 5/12/14 (clip not available online); WNYC Radio New York 5/12/14 (clip not available online); KERO TV Bakersfield 5/12/14 (clip not available online); WTOP Radio Washington, D.C. 5/12/14 (clip not available online); XETV San Diego 5/12/14 (clip not available online); KTBC TV Austin 5/12/14 (clip not available online); KRIV Houston 5/12/14 (clip not available online)

Bay Area law enforcement officials will work with organizers on a May 12 event from SF State to raise awareness on pedestrian and bicycle safety. KGO TV 5/12/14 (clip not available online)

This article about a decline in crime on San Francisco public transit mentions the fatal shooting of an SF State student last year as he disembarked off a Muni Metro train. San Francisco Chronicle 5/12/14

Research by Assistant Professor of Earth & Climate Sciences Alexander Stine suggests changes in tree-ring density in the arctic may be evidence of changes in light intensity during the trees' growth, shedding light on the "divergence problem." Terra Daily 5/12/14; ArsTechnica.com 5/12/14

Professor of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan comments on unionization efforts among airport workers. Wall Street Journal 5/11/14 (subscription required)

Professor Emeritus of Education Mark Phillips cites his time as a member of the Faculty Senate at SF State in a column arguing for collaborative governance in the Tamalpais Union High School District. Marin Independent-Journal 5/11/14

Alumnus Tommy Gong is running for San Luis Obispo County Clerk-Recorder. San Luis Obispo Tribune 5/10/14

Alumnus Carl Turner is one of several veterans whose's artwork will be on display at a new exhibit. Chico Enterprise Record 5/10/14

"Documented," a film by SF State Alumni Hall of Fame inductee and 2012 Alum of the Year Jose Antonio Vargas, will be shown at San Francisco's Roxie Theater beginning May 15. El Tecolote 5/9/14

A column about citizen science mentions Professor of Biology Gretchen LeBuhn's Great Sunflower Project. The Huffington Post 5/9/14

Alum Mark Huynh, a teacher at Galileo Academy of Science and Technology, will be honored at the 10th Hill Physicians Asian Heritage Street Celebration School Awards Ceremony. AsianWeek 5/9/14

This op-ed piece about anti-Semitism on college and university campuses mentions an event held last year by SF State's General Union of Palestinian Students. Heritage Florida News 5/9/14; The Cutting Edge 5/9/14

Associate Professor of Marketing Gulnur Tumbat discusses surviving an avalanche on Mount Everest. Hurriyet 5/9/14

Research by Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman suggests employees' creative activity outside of work can boost their performance on the job. Five Cent Nickel 5/9/14

Professor Emeritus of Black Studies Raye Richardson was the original owner of Marcus Books, the historic bookstore was evicted from its Fillmore Street location this week. SF Examiner 5/9/14

SF State’s Department of Journalism’s code of ethics and conduct is mentioned in this article about student journalists fired from internships for political activism. PBS: MediaShift 5/9/14

Deputy Librarian Carissa Purnell Vallecillo will earn her Ph.D. in education at SF State’s 113th Commencement, May 23 for graduate students. The Californian 5/9/14

Alumni David Emmes and Martin Benson, who founded South Coast Repertory after graduating from San Francisco State College in the 1960s, are celebrating the theatre’s 50th season. Broadway World 5/9/14

SF State’s divestment one year ago from companies with significant exposure to the production or use of coal and tar sands is noted in reports of Stanford University’s new divestment decision. San Francisco Chronicle Editorial 5/7/14; Reuters 5/7/14; CNBC 5/7/14; NBC News 5/7/14; The Huffington Post 5/7/14; St. Louis Business Journal 5/8/14; All Gov 5/8/14; Domain-B 5/7/14; The Washington Post 5/7/14; Reuters: India 5/7/14; FOX Business 5/7/14; Think Progress 5/7/14; Los Angeles Times 5/6/14; Techsonia 5/6/14

A survey by Professor of Sexuality Studies Colleen Hoff indicated that 50 percent of homosexual Americans in stable relationships said they were open to relationships outside marriage or their committed relationship. Religion en Libertad 5/8/14

According to research by Earth & Climate Science Lecturer Jan Null, 44 children died in 2013 as a result of heat stroke from being left in a vehicle. CWEB News 5/8/14

San Francisco Hillel hosted “MimounaFest” at SF State, an annual festival traditionally observed by Moroccans and North African Jews. The J Weekly 5/8/14

Alum Johnny Mathis earned an athletic scholarship to SF State before his success in the music industry. Marin Independent Journal 5/8/14

Alum Alex Welsh composed the photo collection “We Out Here,” depicting the people of San Francisco’s Bayview-Hunter’s Point neighborhood. The Bold Italic 5/8/14

Creative writing student Raul Ruiz’s work was included in the collection “Shipping Manifesto: Fly the East L.A. Dirigible Transport Lines!” SF Weekly: Exhibitionist 5/8/14

For this story about decreased state funding for higher education, President Leslie Wong says it’s not unusual for University students to work multiple jobs in order to afford tuition and fees. KQED The California Report 5/7/14

Research by Professor of Earth & Climate Sciences Alexander Stine indicates that divergence in tree ring density is linked to changes in light intensity during the tree’s growth. Science Codex 5/7/14; Science 2.0 5/7/14; Phys.org 5/7/14; Newsweek 5/7/14; Eureka! Science News 5/7/14

Professor and Director of the Institute on Gerontology Anabel Pelham will speak at the 2014 Social Lights 4 Change event. San Jose Mercury News 5/7/14

Jennifer Summit, who has been appointed dean of undergraduate studies for SF State, discusses an innovative program she developed at Stanford. Chronicle of Higher Education 5/5/14 (subscription required)

Research by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell indicates that materialistic shoppers will not experience a boost in happiness when purchasing experiences or goods. Forbes 5/4/14; Business Report 5/8/14; Lifehacker 5/8/14; Liputan 6 5/8/14; WGHP 5/7/14 (clip not available online); KRIV 5/6/14 (clip not available online); The Blaze 5/6/14; Welingelichte Kringen 5/6/14

According to research by Earth & Climate Science Lecturer Jan Null, 44 children died in 2013 as a result of heat stroke from being left in a vehicle. Voice of the Valley 5/4/14; Consumer Affairs 5/7/14; Radio WYAY 5/7/14 (clip not available online); KTAR 5/7/14 (clip not available online); KLIF 5/7/14 (clip not available online)

International Business student Stephen Guillermo was the victim of a fatal shooting. The Raw Story 5/5/14; Diverse Issues in Higher Education 5/5/14; SF Weekly: The Snitch 5/5/14; News.au 5/5/14; Global Grind 5/5/14; NT News 5/5/14; The Daily Mail 5/4/14; Manteca Bulletin 5/4/14; SF Examiner 5/4/14; San Francisco Chronicle 5/3/14; KGO 5/3/14 (clip not available online); KOFY 5/3/14 (clip not available online)

Alumna Melba Beals, original member of the Little Rock Nine, is interviewed about her career as an educator and civil rights leader. Reno Gazette Journal 5/4/14

Alum Mike Holmes was awarded the 2014 Vernon Gould McCann Award. Auburn Journal 5/4/14

Alumna Nancy Stapp, host of the radio show Breakfast with Nancy, is interviewed. The Taos News 5/4/14

Research by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell indicates that materialistic shoppers will not experience a boost in happiness when purchasing experiences or goods. Free Press Journal 5/5/14; Mizo News 5/3/14; News Track India 5/3/14; The South Asian Times 5/3/14; The Financial Express 5/2/14; Psych Central 5/2/14; Jagran Post 5/2/14; Zee News 5/2/14; Science 2.0 5/2/14; Business Standard 5/2/14; The Financial Express 5/2/14; Deccan Herald 5/2/14; Truth Dive 5/2/14; Medical Xpress 5/1/14; Consumer Affairs 5/1/14; Science Codex 5/1/14

Water is restored to SF State after a water main break caused water to be shut-off campus-wide. KGO 5/3/14 (clip not available online)

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is mentioned as a candidate for Oakland mayor. San Jose Mercury News 5/3/14; Inside Bay Area 5/3/14

Former student Yolanda Lopez was a member of the collective “Los Siete de la Raza.” Mission Local 5/3/14

Alum Ed Friedman was appointed to the Kish Bank board of directors. Centre Daily Times 5/3/14

Earth & Climate Science Lecturer Jan Null comments for this article about ongoing drought conditions in California. San Francisco Chronicle 5/2/14

SF State is mentioned for its proximity to Bright Street, the site of a recent three-alarm fire. KNTV 5/2/14 (clip not available online); KCBS 5/2/14 (clip not available online); KTVU 5/2/14 (clip not available online); KRXI 5/2/14 (clip not available online); KCBA 5/2/14 (clip not available online)

Professor and Director of the Institute on Gerontology Anabel Pelham will speak at the 2014 Social Lights 4 Change event. Los Gatos Patch 5/2/14

Alum George Abdallah was awarded the Law Day Award by the San Joaquin County Bar Association. The Stockton Record 5/2/14

Alum Kent Crow is a candidate for circuit judge in Maryland’s Carroll County. Carroll County News 5/2/14

Alumna Janet Cowperthwaite is the Managing Director of the Kronos Performing Arts Association. Liberation Next Music 5/2/14

Research by Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman suggests employees' creative activity outside of work can boost their performance on the job. Illinois Manufacturers’ Association 5/1/14; State of Mind 5/7/14; Associations Now 5/8/14; Nature Jobs 5/7/14; Nature World News 5/7/14; Science Daily 5/7/14

A study by SF State’s Family Acceptance Project found that LGBT teens were more likely than their peers to report feelings of depression or attempt suicide. Newsweek 5/1/14

Textile recycling and collection boxes have been placed outside SF State’s student residence halls by Goodwill Industries. Bay Crossings 5/1/14

Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom spoke at SF State following the publication of his book “Citizenville: How to Take the Town Square Digital and Reinvent Government.” Lodi News 5/1/14; McClatchy DC 5/1/14

Alum Jose Antonio Vargas’ documentary film “Documented” is reviewed. The Hollywood Reporter 5/1/14

Alumna Giselle N. Olmedo was selected by the Foundation for Advocacy Inclusion and Resources as the first Sanford Heisler Public Interest Diversity Fellow. KPLC-TV 5/1/14; KXXV 5/1/14; Globe Advisor 5/1/14

Alum Cal Orey shares a Rustic Apple Gallette recipe. Tahoe Daily Tribune 5/1/14

April

Assistant Professor of Social Work and Gerontology Rashmi Gupta comments on the tradition among Indians and Indian-Americans of adult children providing care for their aging parents. New American Media 4/30/14

Alumna Lauraine Bacon was appointed director of sales development for Organic Mattresses, Inc. Furniture World 4/30/14

South Coast Repertory, founded by SF State alumni, will perform a fiftieth anniversary production of Tartuffe. Broadway World 4/30/14

Alumni Beth Custer and Chris Grady play with the Beth Custer Ensemble. San Francisco Chronicle 4/30/14

Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom spoke at SF State following the publication of his book “Citizenville: How to Take the Town Square Digital and Reinvent Government.” Los Angeles Times 4/30/14

Professor of Health Education Ramon Castellblanch is featured in this article about seeking promotion through arbitration. Inside Higher Ed 4/29/14

Research by Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman suggests employees' creative activity outside of work can boost their performance on the job. The Week 4/29/14; SF Weekly: Exhibitionist 4/29/14

Alumna Nancy Davey Myatt, longtime member of the Manteca Soroptimists, was the first recipient of the Manteca Soroptimist scholarship award in the 1950s. Manteca Bulletin 4/29/14

Alum Daniel James is interviewed about his band, Leopold and His Fiction. Bucks County Courier Times 4/29/14

The Alexander String Quartet is mentioned in this article about the nonprofit San Francisco Friends of Chamber Music. San Francisco Classical Voice 4/29/14

SF State’s Downtown Campus is featured in this article about projects designed by the Huntsman Architectural Group. San Francisco Business Times: Real Estate 4/29/14

According to research by Earth and Climate Science Lecturer Jan Null, 561 children died between 1998 and 2012 as a result of heat stroke from being left in a vehicle. Your West Valley 4/29/14

Alumna Kay Marshall instructs a painting class at the Oceana Art Gallery in Pacifica. San Jose Mercury News 4/29/14

Alumna Katrina Parks directed the documentary, "The Harvey Girls: Opportunity Bound." San Jose Mercury News 4/29/14

Student Jamielyn Williams received the Jane Hipe Memorial Award for her work on the Sex Ed. Squad at Westmoor High School. San Jose Mercury News 4/29/14

Alum Richard Swerdlow says he wears his SF State sweatshirt with pride, in this Perspectives piece. KQED Radio 4/28/14

Alum Kyle Roberts is a Los Angeles music producer under the name “KHAN!” The Times-Standard 4/28/14

Alum Vincent Bordi made his professional Mixed Martial Arts debut at the West Coast Fighting Championship in Sacramento. Manteca Bulletin 4/28/14; Manteca Bulletin 4/25/14

Alum Leland Yee has resigned from the primary election for Secretary of State after being charged with six counts of campaign-donation related fraud and firearms trafficking. Hyphen 4/28/14

SF State is mentioned as a popular destination for transfer students in this article about Seattle Community College. Yahoo! Vietnam 4/28/14

Alumna Marisa Kelly was appointed senior vice president for academic affairs and provost for Suffolk University. My San Antonio 4/28/14

Assistant Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell is interviewed about his research, which indicates that people are happier when they spend money on experiences instead of goods. WUNC-Radio 4/27/14 (clip not available online); Star Tribune: On Weather 4/29/14

In this op-ed, Professor of Political Science Andrei Tsygankov writes about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s military strategy. The Moskow Times 4/27/14

Associate Dean of Ethnic Studies Amy Sueyoshi was a lead curator for the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco’s new exhibit: “Queer Past Becomes Present.” SF Bay Times 4/27/14

Creative Writing Lecturer Truong Tran is interviewed about his career in fine arts and his family’s immigration to the U.S. from Vietnam. KLLC Radio 4/27/14

Student Farnoush Amiri writes about her experience living on campus at SF State. Her Campus 4/27/14

Alum Shaun Hassan Haines writes about San Francisco LGBT culture and politics for this new weekly column. SF Bay Times 4/27/14

An SF State senior is mentioned as a volunteer with the East Bay Consortium’s “I’m Going to College” outreach program. KGO 4/26/14 (clip not available online); KGO 4/25/14 (clip not available online)

SF State’s Golden Gate Xpress interviewed Street Sheet newspaper purveyor Harold Swaggard in 2006; Swaggard was the first San Francisco bicyclist to die of injuries inflicted by a motor vehicle in 2014. San Francisco Chronicle 4/26/14

SF State’s Family Acceptance Project will host a parent education program at Amador Valley High School. The Independent 4/25/14

Alumna Charisse Tugade is interviewed about her business, The Manila Collectible Co. culture space and gift shop. Rappler 4/25/14

SF State student Sam Fragoso comments on the "Remembering Ebert" panel discussion for this article about Ebertfest: Roger Ebert’s Film Festival. The News-Gazette 4/25/14

Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and SF State alum Philip Shultz was a guest lecturer at The Pennington School. My Central Jersey 4/25/14

Associate Professor and Chair of Urban Studies and Planning Jasper Rubin comments on the planned developments of Piers 30-32 and Mission Bay. San Francisco Chronicle 4/24/14; KGO 4/23/14 (clip not available online)

Assistant Professor of Geosciences Jason Gurdak comments for this article about the planned construction of four groundwater wells in San Francisco. SF Examiner 4/24/14

Research conducted by Professor of Health Education Erik Peper is mentioned in this article about the link between poor posture and low energy. Medical Daily 4/24/14

SF State's Institute for Holistic Health Studies will host a BioGraph Infiniti software education workshop. Hispanic Business 4/24/14

Alum Peter Sinn Nachtrieb's new play “The Totalitarians” will premier with Washington D.C.’s Wooly Mammoth Theatre Company. Broadway World 4/24/14

Bill Douglass, jazz bassist and former SF State student, is interviewed. The Union 4/24/14

Vice President of University Advancement Robert Nava is mentioned in this article about hip replacement surgery, written by alum Ben Fong-Torres. San Francisco Chronicle 4/23/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is mentioned as a candidate for Oakland mayor. East Bay Express 4/23/14

San Francisco State University will host a film screening and discussion as part of the Romanian Film Festival. Romanian Insider 4/25/14; HotNews.ro 4/23/14; MediaFax.ro 4/23/14; Observator Cultural 4/23/14; Romanian Global News 4/23/14

Student musician Mazin Jamal Mahgoub will participate in the Green Grass Collective’s “eco-arts” showcase in East Oakland. East Bay Express 4/23/14

Alum Jason Neil is the play-by-play announcer for Skyline College’s new baseball broadcasts. San Mateo Daily Journal 4/23/14

Alumna Annie Gunyon discusses her experience touring West Coast colleges with her son. Vermont Public Radio 4/23/14

Alumna Alexis Horowitz-Burdick is the CEO and founder of Luxola.com. Tech in Asia 4/23/14

Research by Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman suggests employees' creative activity outside of work can boost their performance on the job. WPSD 4/27/14 (clip not available online); Human Capital Magazine 4/24/14; The Sun Daily 4/24/14; Seattle Post-Intelligencer 4/23/14; CTV News 4/23/14; FreeNewsPos 4/23/14; PNW Local News 4/23/14; Smart Brief 4/23/14; Malaysian Digest 4/23/14; India.com 4/23/14; Associations Now 4/22/14; Sowetan 4/23/14; Lifehacker 4/22/14

Research by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell indicates that consumers may purchase material items with the mistaken belief that those items provide more value. Meglio Sapere 4/23/14

Associate Professor of Social Work Rashmi Gupta comments on the needs of elderly Indians and Indian-Americans. India West 4/23/14

SF State journalism students were hosted by NBC 4 Southern California for hands-on broadcast news experience. NBC 4 Southern California 4/23/14

Student Kaila Granahan, who enrolled in a Spanish-language immersion program during high school, is mentioned in this article about foreign-language immersion programs for elementary students. Half Moon Bay Review 4/23/14

Alum George Nessman was appointed athletic director for Justin-Siena High School. Napa Valley Register 4/23/14

Alum Travis John Adams is interviewed about his work as a clay artist and sculptor. Santa Cruz Sentinel 4/23/14

Alum John Freese will create his third Native American themed mural in Encantada, Oregon. Encantada News 4/23/14

This op-ed references Jerol Lynn, SF State alumna and co-founder of a catering company that once served Joan Baez at the Greek Theater in Berkeley. Lompoc Record 4/23/14

The Laguna Street Openhouse affordable housing project for LGBT seniors will use Richardson Hall, a structure used by SF State in the 1920s. New America Media 4/22/14

Paul Trevor, head coach of the men’s basketball team, will speak at the Marin Old Time Athletes dinner. Marin Independent Journal 4/22/14

Jim Steele, alum and former director of SF State’s Sierra Nevada Field Campus, will lead a bird walk in Pacifica’s San Pedro Valley Park. San Jose Mercury News 4/22/14

SF State hosted a Goodwill sale on recycled Levi’s jean in celebration of Earth Day. KGO 4/22/14 (clip not available online); KOFY 4/22/14 (clip not available online)

Alumna Kay Marshall teaches painting, drawing and studio art at the Oceana Art Gallery in Pacifica. San Jose Mercury News 4/22/14

Journalist Belva Davis will deliver the keynote address at San Francisco State University’s undergraduate commencement ceremony, May 23. Inside Higher Ed 4/21/14

Professor Emerita and former Department of Journalism Chair Betty Medsger is interviewed about her new book, “The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover’s Secret FBI.” KQED: News Fix 4/21/14

Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Stephen Kane and an international team of researchers have announced the “landmark discovery” of a new rocky planet that could have liquid water on its surface. Free News Pos 4/22/14; Space Daily 4/22/14; Un Mondo di Italia 4/22/14; Top News 4/21/14; ABC 4/21/14; The Scientist 4/21/14; Wissenschaft Aktuell 4/21/14; Di-Ve 4/20/14; Manila Standard Today 4/20/14; The Times of India 4/19/14; American Thinker 4/19/14; Yahoo! News 4/19/14; News 24 4/19/14; Radio New Zealand 4/19/14; The Wall Street Journal: German 4/19/14; Wired: Italy 4/18/14

Adjunct Professor of Secondary Education Kate Kinsella writes about the English reading and writing curriculum and the Common Core State Standards. Language Magazine 4/21/14

Liam O’Brien, lepidopterist and winner of Bay Nature’s 2014 Environmental Education Award, mentions Professor of Biology John Hafernik as a mentor. Bay Nature 4/21/14

In this op-ed, Philosophy Lecturer Ann Robertson writes about the subsection of pro-labor Democrats. Counter Currents 4/21/14

Alumna Anna-Thea will present the free workshop, “Your Body Your Temple: The Art of Feeling Good in Your Body as a Woman” at the Sierra Center for Spiritual Living. The Union of Grass Valley 4/21/14

In this op-ed, Associate Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan writes about the National Labor Relations Board’s public hearings to discuss new election rules. The Hill: Congress Blog 4/21/14

Associate Professor of International Relations Mahmood Monshipouri writes about the affect of the Ukrainian crisis on Iran. Tehran Times 4/20/14

Political Science Lecturer David Lee comments on the indictment of State Senator Leland Yee. Daily Democrat 4/20/14; Inside Bay Area 4/19/14

Merl Reagle's Sunday crossword features the clue: “Part of SFSU.” San Francisco Chronicle 4/20/14

SF State’s Foundation Board has pledged to divest from direct ownership of companies with significant exposure to the production or use of coal and tar sands. The Register-Guard 4/19/14

Professor of Biology John Hafernik is interviewed about his research of parasitized honeybees. WAMU 4/19/14

SF State student Maritess Pajares is interviewed for this story about the Executive Director of the Maisin Scholar Award program, Sonya Brunswick. KPIX 4/19/14

Research by Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman suggests employees' creative activity outside of work can boost their performance on the job. New York Daily News 4/17/14 GPB News 4/18/14; Philly.com 4/17/14; Psych Central 4/18/14; KSBY News 4/18/14 /; Daily Mail (U.K.) 4/17/14; DailyRX 4/17/14; CNBC News 4/17/14; British Psychological Society 4/17/14; Health 4/18/14; KPBS 4/17/14; WUWF 4/18/14; Medical Daily 4/16/14; Men’s Health 4/18/14; Good Health 4/17/14; WUTC 4/17/14; Yahoo Health 4/17/14; Business News Daily 4/22/14

Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Stephen Kane and an international team of researchers have announced the “landmark discovery” of a new rocky planet that could have liquid water on its surface. Shanghai Daily 4/17/14; Business Insider Australia 4/17/14; Irish Times 4/17/14; Express (UK) 4/17/14; Gnomes National News Service 4/17/14; RedOrbit 4/17/14; University Herald 4/17/14; Real Clear Science; Astrobiology News 4/17/14; International Business Times (UK) 4/17/14; Houston Chronicle 4/17/14

Alumna Taksa Webb discusses her experience as a marathon runner. Palo Alto Online 4/18/14

Research by Assistant Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman suggests employees' creative activity outside of work can boost their performance on the job. Time Magazine 4/16/14 Prevention Magazine 4/17/14; Pacific Standard 4/16/14; Science Codex 4/17/14; 1800therapist.com 4/17/14; NBC News Today 4/17/14; Huffington Post 4/17/14; ThirdAge 4/16/14; Science 2.0 4/17/14; Today 4/17/14; KFOR 4/18/14; KSBW 4/20/14 (clip not available online); KLRT 4/20/14 (clip not available online); WNYT 4/20/14 (clip not available online); WAND 4/21/14 (clip not available online); KHSL 4/21/14 (clip not available online); KNVN 4/21/14 (clip not available online); KFDX 4/21/14 (clip not available online)

The 14-year old piano duo Michael Wierenga and Jeffrey Qiu performed at Knuth Hall as part of the Music Teachers Association of California Certificate of Merit program. Epoch Times 4/17/14

Associate Professor of History Dawn Mabalon discusses the lack of attention paid to Filipino farm workers in the new biopic, “Cesar Chavez.” Contra Costa Times 4/14/14

Professor and Chair of Communication Studies Joe Tuman, who is running for mayor of Oakland, had “a solid evening” in a recent candidates’ debate. East Bay Express 4/15/14

San Francisco’s Superintendent of Schools Richard Carranza writes about FRISCO Day, a component of the partnership between the city, SFUSD, City College and SF State to double the number of public school students who complete college. SF Examiner 4/15/14

This feature describes research by SF State students and others, conducted at the California Academy of Sciences, on the shell-less marine slug nudibranch. Bay Nature 4/14/14

Assistant Professor of Art Michael Arcega contributed to the "New Natives" art exhibition at Lightbombs Contemporary in Hong Kong. GMA News 4/13/14

San Francisco State University Police Department officers assisted the UC Davis Police Department at the university’s Picnic Day celebration. KTXL 4/13/14

In this op-ed column, Professor Emeritus of Secondary Education Mark Phillips writes about common myths and misrepresentations about elementary education. Marin independent-Journal 4/13/14

SF State student Jacqueline Reyes comments for this article about San Francisco property owners “buying out” tenants in rent-controlled spaces. San Francisco Chronicle 4/13/14

Alum Marcus Gardley is featured for his latest play, “The Box: A Black Comedy.” New York Times 4/13/14

SF State research indicates that same-sex marriages offer the same mental health benefits as heterosexual marriages. Everyday Health 4/12/14

Associate Professor of History Dawn Mabalon discusses the lack of attention paid to Filipino farm workers in the new biopic, “Cesar Chavez.” Global Nation Inquirer 4/8/14; Rappler 4/8/14; The Reporter 4/11/14

This op-ed writer suggests California students write reports on state universities in place of historic Spanish missions, stating “I envy the student who gets to report on San Francisco State’s colorful history, all the way back to its origins as a school for training women teachers in 1899.“ Sacramento Bee 4/10/14; City Watch 4/11/14; San Francisco Chronicle 4/11/14

Education doctoral students Carissa Purnell and Ana Gutierez attended the annual American Educational Research Association conference. The Salinas Californian 4/11/14

Alum and Blues Hall of Fame member Joe Louis Walker performed with the gospel group Spiritual Corinthians while studying at SF State. The Columbian 4/11/14

An SF State study on the dangers of leaving a child or pet in a locked car is mentioned. KGUN 4/11/14

In this op-ed, Associate Professor and Director of Labor Studies John Logan writes about the anti-union campaign preceding Tennessee autoworkers’ vote to join the United Auto Workers union. The Hill: Congress Blog 4/11/14

In this excerpt of a 1939 San Francisco Chronicle article, an SF State student group rallied under the slogan “More and better jails for conscientious objectors.” San Francisco Chronicle 4/10/14

SF State is mentioned for its chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi, a Jewish fraternity. The J Weekly 4/10/14

Associate Dean of the College of Business and Professor of Marketing Kathy O’Donnell discusses the use of same-sex couples in advertising. Buzzfeed: LGBT 4/10/14

Alum Thomas Hurst is interviewed about his invention of COVR, a right angle iPhone camera lens. Los Angeles Times: Framework 4/10/14

Alumna Frances Mayes will read from her latest memoir, “Under Magnolia” at the University of Georgia. Athens Banner-Herald 4/9/14

Graduates of SF State’s Theatre Arts department founded 99 Stock Productions, the group will perform, “I Never Lie – The Pinocchio Project.” SF Weekly 4/9/14; Examiner 3/31/14

Alum Joseph Bielanski was appointed to the Board of Governors of the California Community Colleges. Insurance News Net 4/9/14; Orange County Breeze 4/9/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor & Employment Studies John Logan comments on the proposed Workforce Democracy and Fairness Act. AL.com 4/9/14

Alumna Kathleen Kenna contributed to the Toronto Star’s e-book, “Our Longest War,” about Canada’s twelve years in Afghanistan. Comox Valley Record 4/9/14

Research by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell indicates that consumers may purchase material items with the mistaken belief that those items provide more value. Women's Health 4/9/14

SF State's artists-in-residence the Alexander String Quartet are featured on the New York Times’ classical playlist for their album, “Brahms & Schumann: The Piano Quintets.” New York Times: Arts Beat 4/9/14

SF State’s Foundation Board has pledged to divest from direct ownership of companies with significant exposure to the production or use of coal and tar sands. SF Examiner 4/8/14; Earth Island Journal 4/14/14

Political Science Lecturer David Lee comments on the arrests of State Senator Leland Yee and Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow for NPR News. KOPB 4/8/14 (clip not available online); WUNC 4/8/14 (clip not available online); WAMU 4/8/14 (clip not available online); KOPB 4/8/14 (clip not available online); WBUR 4/8/14 (clip not available online); KUT 4/8/14 (clip not available online); WUNC 4/8/14 (clip not available online); WDET 4/8/14 (clip not available online); KCOY 4/8/14 (clip not available online); KION 4/8/14 (clip not available online); WFBO 4/8/14 (clip not available online); KPCC 4/8/14 (clip not available online); KPLU 4/8/14 (clip not available online)

SF State student Antonio Arenas comments for this article about Marcos Gutierrez, host of the radio show, Hecho en California (Made in California). New American Media 4/8/14

Professor of Asian American Studies Ben Kobashigawa will moderate a discussion following a screening of the film, “Looking for Jiro Onuma: Queer Perspectives on Wartime Incarceration.” Rafu Shimpo 4/8/14

Associate Professor of Management Mitchell Marks discusses the potential impact of the acquisition of Safeway by Albertsons’ parent company. East Bay Express 4/8/14

Alum Edwin Hacking will exhibit his photographs at the San Pedro Valley Park Visitor Center. San Jose Mercury News 4/8/14

Research by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell indicates that consumers may purchase material items with the mistaken belief that those items provide more value than experiences. Hegnar 4/7/14; Medical Daily 4/5/14; Malaysian Digest 4/4/14

Alum Casey Mills was the first managing editor of Beyond Chron. Beyond Chron 4/7/14

Associate Professor of Biology Katharyn Boyer's research lab examines the best way to restore native oyster habitats to the SF Bay. Bay Nature 4/7/14

Assistant Professor of Special Education Amber Friesen presented a project on developing emerging literacy skills at the American Educational Research Association conference in Philadelphia. Newswise 4/7/14

Alumna Sandra Carnero began taking classes at Alameda Martial Arts twenty years ago, she now teaches there. San Francisco Chronicle: In Alameda 4/7/14

SF State volunteers are shown volunteering with Tech Workers for Affordable Housing at a San Francisco Habitat for Humanity site. San Francisco Chronicle 4/6/14

An image attributed to SF State shows the dark matter, galaxies and hot gas of the Abell-520 galaxy cluster. The Epoch Times 4/6/14; La Gran Epoca 4/9/14

The Great Sunflower Project, a citizen science project founded by Professor of Biology Gretchen LeBuhn, is discussed in this letter to the editor. San Francisco Chronicle 4/6/14

A parasitic fly is turning honey bees into “zombie bees,” according to research by Biology Professor John Hafernik and colleagues. Epoch Times 4/5/14

Alumna Annette Bening will perform "Ruth Draper's Monologues" at the Geffen Playhouse. Los Angeles Times 4/5/14

SF State alumna Teeka James, College of San Mateo teacher and union president, is profiled. San Mateo Daily Journal 4/5/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor Studies John Logan writes about the anti-union campaign preceding Tennessee autoworkers’ vote to join the United Auto Workers union. The Hill: Congress Blog 4/5/14

Political Science Lecturer David Lee comments on the arrests of State Senator Leland Yee and Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow. Redding.com 4/5/14; Los Angeles Times 4/4/14; KQED 4/7/14; Asian Week 4/4/14; China News 4/4/14; Sohu.com 4/4/14; Netease 4/3/14; 21CN 4/3/14; SF Examiner 4/1/14

Research by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell indicates that consumers may purchase material items with the mistaken belief that those items provide more value. Business Insider Australia 4/4/14; Malaysian Digest 4/4/14; Tempo 4/4/14; RMF24 4/4/14; Yahoo! Shine On 4/3/14; Treehugger 4/3/14; The Huffington Post 4/3/14; Health24 4/3/14; WOWK-TV 4/3/14; Iatronet 4/3/14; Kompas: Health 4/3/14; Acasa.ro 4/3/14; Liputan6 4/3/14; Red Orbit 4/2/14; WDAM 4/2/14; Health 4/2/14; WCFT 4/2/14 (clip not available online); WABC 4/2/14 (clip not available online); Live Science 4/2/14; Philadelphia Inquirer 4/2/14; Science Codex 4/2/14; Pacific Standard 4/2/14; WOGX 4/2/14; Quartz 4/2/14; Yahoo! News 4/2/14; Health Day 4/2/14; Science Blog 4/2/14

A 19th Avenue transit feasibility study recommends a Muni Metro subway from SF State to St Francis Circle. SF Bay 4/4/14; Curbed SF 4/3/14; San Francisco Chronicle 4/2/14; SFist 4/2/14; KGO-TV 4/2/14 (clip not available online); KTVU 4/2/14 (clip not available online); KRXI 4/2/14 (clip not available online); KCBA 4/2/14 (clip not available online)

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is mentioned as a candidate for Oakland mayor. Oakland Local 4/414; KGO 4/4/14 (clip not available online); KQED: News Fix 4/4/14

Biology graduate student Whitney Thornton works on the Invasive Spartina Project, which attempts to clear the Alameda Flood Control Channel of invasive chord grasses. Bay Nature 4/4/14

SF State’s Cesar Chavez Student Center Art Gallery is hosting the pop-up exhibit, “Selfie: The Fine Art of Self Portraiture.” SF Bay 4/4/14

Alum Alexis S. Montevirgen was appointed Vice President of Student Services for the College of Alameda. Global Nation Inquirer 4/3/14

Professor and Chair of Recreation, Parks and Tourism Patrick Tierney comments on Six Flags Discovery Kingdom’s transition from a marine-mammal park to a ride-dominated park. Voice of San Diego 4/3/14

In this op-ed, graduate student and teaching associate Sam Badger addresses the concerns of Palestinians regarding the Syrian civil war. The Epoch Times 4/3/14; Eurasia Review 4/3/14

Criminal Justice Lecturer Michael Santos, who earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees while incarcerated, is interviewed. NPR 4/2/14 (clip not available online); NET Nebraska 4/2/14; KQED 4/2/14 (clip not available online); KTEJ 4/2/14 (clip not available online); KAET 4/2/14 (clip not available online); WOUC 4/2/14 (clip not available online); WUFT 4/2/14 (clip not available online); NJN 4/2/14 (clip not available online); KOAB 4/2/14 (clip not available online); WCML 4/2/14 (clip not available online); KAET 4/2/14 (clip not available online)

The AMCHA Initiative wrote SF State administrators urging investigation of an event the initiative believes glorified terrorism. The Jewish Voice 4/2/14
Note: No merit found for allegations, see University statement (6/24/2014).

Alum Amir Eden was recently appointed regional director for the Las Vegas Israeli-American Council. Jewocity 4/2/14

Associate Professor of Journalism Rachele Kanigel comments on the Chevron-owned Richmond Standard news site. Media Matters 4/2/14

San Francisco State University students are mentioned in this article about San Francisco rent prices. KQED: News Fix 4/2/14

Alum SB Stokes released his first book of poetry, “A History of Broken Love Things.” SF Weekly: Exhibitionist 4/2/14

Almna Josie Iselin and her book of photography, “An Ocean Garden: The Secret Life of Seaweed," are featured; prints are on display in SF State’s Alumni Gallery. San Francisco Chronicle 4/2/14

Student Jennifer Cheung comments on the cultural impact of Chinese-American State Senator Leland Yee’s arrest. KQED: News Fix 4/2/14

Associate Professor of History Dawn Mabalon discusses the lack of attention paid to Filipino farm workers in the new biopic, “Cesar Chavez.” GMA News 4/1/14; Global Nation Inquirer 4/1/14; Press-Enterprise: Multicultural Empire 4/1/14

In this op-ed Professor of International Relations Andrei P. Tsygankov writes about the United States’ policy towards Russia. The Moscow Times 4/1/14

SF State is discussed in this article detailing incidents of anti-Semitism at California university campuses. The Jewish Press 4/1/14; American Thinking 4/1/14

Associate Professor of Management Mitchell Marks discusses the acquisition of Safeway by Albertsons’ parent company. The Columbian 4/1/14

SF State will host the Inaugural Filipino Mental Health Symposium, “Kwentuhan: Sharing Our Stories,” April 11. Asian Week 4/1/14

SF State research revealed that more than 80 percent of subjects experienced head or neck pain while text messaging. Star Tribune 4/1/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor Studies John Logan comments on a temporary strike by Amazon employees in Germany. Value Walk 4/1/14

The Alexander String Quartet, SF State’s artists-in-residence, are mentioned in this article about another ensemble supported by the San Francisco Friends of Chamber Music group. San Francisco Classical Voice 4/1/14

Alum Brent Crowley will retire this year after 36 years with the Jefferson Union High School District. San Jose Mercury News 4/1/14

March

Associate Professor of History Dawn Mabalon discusses the lack of attention paid to Filipino farm workers in the new biopic, “Cesar Chavez.” Tucson Weekly 3/31/14; The Stockton Record 3/30/14

SF State’s summer institute offered by the Center for Research and Education on Gender and Sexuality is cited as a resource for educators. Inside Higher Ed 3/31/14

Student Heather Matheson participated in the second of two panel discussions on the foster care system at the University of California, Berkeley. Chronicle of Social Change 3/31/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor Studies John Logan discusses an anti-union video produced for Target employees. The Guardian 3/31/14

SF State is discussed in this article detailing incidents of anti-Semitism at California university campuses. San Diego Jewish World 3/31/14

Professor Emerita and former Department of Journalism Chair Betty Medsger is interviewed about her new book, “The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover’s Secret FBI.” CSPAN: Q&A 3/30/14

An image attributed to SF State shows the dark matter, galaxies and hot gas of the Abell-520 galaxy cluster. The Epoch Times 3/30/14

Alumna Cynthia Ellis is interviewed about her career as an artist. Seacoast Online 3/30/14

Associate Professor of International Relations Mahmood Monshipouri will present the lecture, "U.S.- Iran Relations: Ideology, Interest, and the Changing Political Landscape in the Middle East," at Quinnipiac University in Connecticut. The Courant 3/29/14

Biology graduate student Jonathan Young discusses the restoration of Mountain Lake in the Presidio. San Francisco Chronicle 3/29/14

In this op-ed Political Science Lecturer David Lee writes about suggested political campaign reforms in the context of California State Senator Yee’s indictment for public corruption. San Francisco Chronicle 3/28/14

Associate Professor of Management Mitchell Marks discusses the acquisition of Safeway by Albertsons’ parent company. San Jose Mercury News 3/28/14

Alum and Carroll County Circuit Judge Gerald Kent Crow has announced his bid for re-election. Carroll County News 3/28/14

Business Management student Todd Wilkins created the website for his mother Donna Wilkins’ pet boarding business, When the Cat’s Away. Half Moon Bay Review 3/27/14

Alumna Natalia Szostak received an award for her artistic achievements from the Szczecin, Poland Presidential Council for Culture. Radio Szostak 3/27/14; Gazetta: Szczecin 3/27/14

Alum Ed Cushman has announced his retirement from the position of executive director of the Hebrew Free Loan Association. The J Weekly 3/27/14

Associate Professor of Geography & Environment Jason Henderson will speak at ArtAround’s event, “Art and Architecture in the Haight.” San Francisco Chronicle 3/26/14

Alum Jim Amon was recognized by the Lambertville City Council for his, “achievements and contributions to the City of Lambertville and surrounding communities.” The Princeton Packet 3/26/14

The AMCHA Initiative wrote SF State administrators urging investigation of an event the initiative believes glorified terrorism. San Diego Jewish World 3/26/14; The J Weekly 3/27/14
Note: No merit found for allegations, see University statement (6/24/2014).

California State Senator and SF State alum Leland Yee was indicted on charges of public corruption. NBC Bay Area 3/27/14; Vallejo Times-Herald 3/27/14; The Reporter 3/27/14; San Jose Mercury News 3/26/14; Examiner 3/26/14; San Francisco Chronicle 3/26/14; Los Angeles Times 3/26/14; Inquisitr 3/26/14; Nguoi Viet 3/26/14; Digital Journal 3/26/14

Political Science Lecturer David Lee comments on the arrests of State Senator Leland Yee and Raymond “Shrimp Boy” Chow. Washington Post 3/27/14; San Jose Mercury News 3/27/14; Eureka Times-Standard 3/27/14; Bakersfield Now 3/27/14; The Garden Island 3/27/14; WFMJ 3/27/14; WJTV 3/27/14; WRCB 3/27/14; Salt Lake City Tribune 3/27/14; KVUE 3/28/14; The Prince George Citizen 3/28/14; KLAS 3/28/14; Deseret News 3/28/14; San Mateo Daily Journal 3/28/14; The State 3/28/14; Lexington Herald-Leader 3/28/14; San Francisco Chronicle 3/31/14

California State Senator and SF State alum Leland Yee was indicted on charges of public corruption. San Francisco Chronicle 3/26/14

Alum Charles W. Haynes will speak at the Stellar Group’s Early Childhood Education Forum in Saudi Arabia. Zawya 3/25/14

School of Nursing Lecturer Larry Vitale discussed the decline of polio at meeting of the Rotary Clubs of Pacifica and Half Moon Bay. San Jose Mercury News 3/25/14

SF State student Heather Matheson participated in a guest panel discussion on the foster care system for a University of California, Berkeley course. Chronicle of Social Change 3/25/14

SF State student Hailey Ferroni comments on the disenrollment notifications made by the Dry Creek Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians. Geyserville 3/25/14

Alum McCoy Tyler is interviewed about his band, the McCoy Tyler Band. SantaCruz.com 3/25/14

Alum Steven Chon was hired by the commercial real estate brokerage Jones Lang LaSalle. Campbell Patch 3/25/14; Palo Alto Patch 3/25/14

Associate Professor of Geography & Environment Jason Henderson will discuss his book, “Street Fight: The Politics of Mobility in San Francisco” at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. StreetsBlog: New York City 3/25/14

Assistant Professor of Communication Studies Javon Johnson will speak at the Bermuda College Library. The Royal Gazette 3/24/14

Associate Professor of Journalism Rachel Kanigel writes about teaching journalism in the 21st century. PBS: Education Shift 3/24/14

Assistant Professor of Communication Studies Javon Johnson will speak at the Bermuda College Library. Bernews 3/24/14

Professor and Chair of American Indian Studies Andrew Jolivette will moderate a panel on research justice at the 42nd annual National Association for Ethnic Studies conference. Digital Journal 3/24/14

Poet and alum Eugene Gloria will perform at the University of the Pacific’s Wendell Phillips Center. Stockton Record 3/24/14

Africana Studies Lecturer Dave "Davey D" Cook comments for this profile of DJ Page Hodel. San Francisco Chronicle 3/22/14

Edward Beitashour, father of Iranian soccer player Steven Beitashour, was a member of SF State’s soccer team in the 1960s. Iranian 3/22/14

Alum Joshua Short is the current artist-in-residence at the Salina Art Center. Kansas First News 3/22/14; The Olympian 3/22/14

Edward Beitashour, father of Iranian soccer player Steven Beitashour, was a member of SF State’s soccer team in the 1960s. The New York Times 3/22/14

Professor of Geosciences John Monteverdi comments on the U.S. Climate Prediction Center’s El Niño watch announcement. San Francisco Chronicle 3/21/14

Alum Emil de Leon won the grand prize on Wheel of Fortune. The Pinoy 3/21/14; Global Nation Inquirer 3/21/14; Daily Entertainment News 3/20/14

Alum Joshua Short is the current artist-in-residence at the Salina Art Center. The Emporia Gazette 3/21/14

The AMCHA Initiative delivered a statement at the first meeting of the California Assembly Select Committee on Campus Climate warning officials of a student who is no longer enrolled at SF State. San Diego Jewish World 3/21/14

Doctored San Francisco State University documents were found at the site of “Tri-Valley University,” a sham college whose founder is under investigation. The American Bazaar 3/21/14

Alum Jose Antonio Vargas is interviewed about his experience as an undocumented immigrant. NPR: Latino USA 3/21/14

Alum Matt Quintero and wife, Katelyn Bollenbacher, are featured in the Sunday wedding profile. San Francisco Chronicle 3/21/14

Alum Kent Nagano is interviewed about his career as a conductor. Bangladesh News 24 3/21/14; Business World 3/27/14

Gunn High School’s Chiaroscuro Quartet won the top prize at an SF State-hosted youth chamber music competition. Palo Alto Online 3/21/14

Alum Andy Gowan is interviewed about his career as the music supervisor of the CBS sitcom “How I Met Your Mother.” The Reporter 3/21/14

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Robert Reich endorsed a basic income guarantee during a talk held earlier this month at SF State. In These Times: Working 3/21/14

SF State President Leslie Wong and his wife, Phyllis, were photographed at Willie Brown’s 80th birthday celebration. San Francisco Chronicle 3/21/14

Professor of Creative Writing Peter Orner comments on the Marin County Free Library’s deliberations over reducing the size of their collection to make room for new texts and technologies. Point Reyes Light 3/20/14

In this op-ed, Professor of International Relations Andrei Tsygankov writes about anti-Russian discourse in Western media. The Moscow Times 3/20/14

Alum Kent Nagano is interviewed about his career as a conductor. Reuters 3/20/14

Alum Paul S. Flores is interviewed about the process of completing his latest play, “Placas: The Most Dangerous Tattoo.” Monterey County Weekly 3/20/14

Alumna Denise Nolan Cascino is featured for her work as a layout supervisor at DreamWorks Animation. Che Donna 3/20/14

Professor of Geography & Environment Andrew Oliphant discusses the installation of a fog sampling station in Montara, which will help researchers monitor levels of methyl mercury along the coast. Half Moon Bay Review 3/20/14

Caitlyn Ryan, founder and director of the Family Acceptance Project, plans to launch a family-focused program to prevent suicide and homelessness in LGBT youth. Edge on the Net 3/20/14

Biology graduate student Jonathan Young discusses the restoration of Mountain Lake in the Presidio. San Francisco Public Press 3/20/14

Musician and alum Chuck Prophet is profiled. Pacific Sun 3/20/14

Alum Steve Stocking is interviewed about his career as a botanist, biologist and author. Stockton Record 3/20/14

Alum Kent Nagano is interviewed about his career as a conductor. Global Post 3/20/14

Alum Storm Russel co-founded Main Street Scholars, a tutoring and SAT prep center. Half Moon Bay Review 3/20/14

Marty Martinson, assistant professor of Health Education, comments for this article about the retirement of baby boomers. The Sacramento Bee 3/19/14

The Hibernian Newman Club's 50th St. Patrick's Day Luncheon helped raise funds to support the Newman Club ministry programs at SF State and City College of San Francisco. San Francisco Chronicle 3/19/14

A study by Assistant Professor of Health Education Jun Wang found that practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine could help promote colorectal cancer screenings in the Chinese immigrant community. Digital Journal 3/19/14

Alum SB Stokes released his first book of poetry, “A History of Broken Love Things.” San Francisco Chronicle 3/19/14

Alumna Jean Mohorovich is interviewed about her work in special education for the St. Helena Unified School District. Napa Valley Register 3/19/14

Alum Chris O’Neill is interviewed about the success of his debut crime thriller, “The Sketcher’s Mark.” Yorkshire Evening Post 3/19/14

Journalism student Anya Komisaryk comments for this article about a student protest at City College of San Francisco. Press TV 3/18/14; KPIX 3/13/14

Alumna Monica Denevan is interviewed about her career as a photographer and her most recent series of black and white photographs from Burma. PetaPixel 3/18/14

Professor and Director of the Institute of Gerontology Anabel Pelham will deliver the keynote address at a conference on housing at the Avenidas senior center of Palo Alto. Los Altos Town Crier 3/18/14

William Cochlan, senior research scientist at the Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies, will be chief scientist on an ocean acidification research cruise. Houston Chronicle 3/18/14

SF State masters student Jackie Shay discusses how studying at her alma mater UC Merced, helped develop her interest in mycology fieldwork. The Sacramento Bee 3/18/14; Merced Sun-Star 3/18/14

Alumna Wilma Mankiller is the subject of the film, “The Cherokee Word for Water,” which tells the story of Mankiller’s rise to prominence as the Cherokee Nation’s first female chief. Jackson Free Press 3/18/14

Alum Jason Dearen, environmental science reporter for the Associated Press, is featured. San Diego Union-Tribune 3/18/14; Ventura County Star 3/18/14

SF State alum Anthony L. Morris and his wife, filmmaker and author Thembisa Mshaka, are interviewed about their family life. Ebony 3/17/14

Alum Joshua Short is the current artist-in-residence at the Salina Art Center. Salina 3/17/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor Studies John Logan writes about the anti-union campaign preceding Tennessee autoworkers’ vote to join the United Auto Workers union. Truthout.org 3/17/14

At a benefit concert at Davies Symphony Hall, alumna Annette Bening said she was glad to be back in San Francisco, where she studied theatre at SF State. The Huffington Post: San Francisco 3/17/14

In this op-ed column, Professor Emeritus of Secondary Education Mark Phillips lists notable secondary education programs in Marin. Marin Independent-Journal 3/16/14

Alum Melissa Gira Grant is interviewed about the publication of her new book, “Playing the Whore: The Work of Sex Work.” Truth Dig 3/16/14; The Guardian 3/15/14

Associate Professor of Biology Sarah Cohen is featured in a photograph of researchers looking at an invasive tunicate species in Alaska. SitNews 3/15/14

Alum Jake Shields was an All-American wrestler at SF State, now he’s a welterweight UFC fighter set to compete at UFC 171 in Dallas. Golden Gate Sports 3/15/14; KPIX 3/15/14 (clip not available online)

SF State alum Toshi Washizu's 1984 documentary “Issei: The First Generation,” has been digitally restored and released on DVD. Rafu Shimpo 3/15/14

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Robert Reich endorsed a basic income guarantee during a talk held earlier this month at SF State. Basic Income News 3/14/14

Alice LaPlante, whose book is reviewed in this article, is reported to teach creative writing at SF State. The Seattle Times 3/14/14

A veteran quoted in this article about the Veterans Resource and Opportunity Center at College of San Mateo says he is transferring to SF State. San Jose Mercury News 3/14/14

The Palm Center at SF State hosted an independent commission which found that the U.S. armed services have "no compelling medical reason" to exclude transgender individuals from service. Surgiu 3/18/14; WOAI 3/17/14 (clip not available online); Northwest Ohio 3/15/14; Medical Daily 3/15/14; Portland Press-Herald 3/15/14; Colorado Springs Gazette 3/14/14; KGUN 3/14/14; The Durango Herald 3/14/14; New York Daily News 3/14/14; The Japan Times 3/14/14; Wisconsin Gazette 3/14/14; The Daily Democrat 3/14/14; Texas Public Radio 3/14/14; Life Site News 3/14/14; Lawyer Herald 3/14/13; The Patriot Post 3/14/14; Newsmax.com 3/14/14; Yakima Herald 3/14/14; Lubbock Avalance-Journal 3/14/14; The Bradford Era 3/14/14; The Virginian-Pilot 3/14/14; KRGV Harlingen, Texas 3/14/14 (clip not available online); KNXV Phoeniz 3/14/14 (clip not available online); KFWB News Talk 980 Los Angeles 3/13/14 (clip not available online); KLAS Las Vegas 3/13/14 (clip not available online); WINS-AM New York 3/13/14 (clip not available online); FM News 101 KXL Portland 3/13/14 (clip not available online); KNX Radio Los Angeles 3/13/14 (clip not available online); WBBM Radio Chicago 3/13/14 (clip not available online); KCAL-LA 3/13/14 (clip not available online); WHKT Norfolk, Virginia 3/13/14 (clip not available online); WCBS New York 3/13/14 (clip not available online); KION Monterey 3/13/14 (clip not available online); KCOY Santa Barbara 3/13/14 (clip not available online); Tampa Bay Times 3/13/14; Killeen Daily Herald 3/13/14; WND.com 3/13/14; Big News Network 3/13/14; FireEngineering.com 3/13/14; Guardian Liberty Voice 3/13/14; Gay Star News 3/13/14; AL.com 3/13/14; Jezebel 3/13/14; San Diego Gay and Lesbian News 3/13/14; Metro Weekly 3/13/14; On Top Magazine 3/13/14 ; KPBS 3/13/14; Headlines and Global News 3/13/14; Towleroad.com 3/13/14; USA Today 3/13/14; The Washington Post 3/13/14; Slate 3/13/14; Advocate 3/13/14; San Jose Mercury News 3/13/14; UPI.com 3/13/14; The Montreal Gazette 3/13/14

An SF State journalism student attended a protest at City College of San Francisco. KPIX 3/13/14

Peg Sandel, the new head of campus of the Brandeis Hillel Day School in Marin, is reported to have been a lecturer of Jewish Studies at SF State. Jweekly.com

SF State alum and sexologist Susan Block is profiled in this Q&A. Heeb Magazine 3/13/14

The neighborhoods near SF State do not have access to a high-pressure hydrant; vulnerable neighborhoods are mentioned in this article about a China Basin fire. Firehouse.com 3/13/14

Former SF State basketball player Decensae White is reported to have been involved in the alleged murder of an Atlanta-based rapper. The Source 3/13/14

Musicians Nick Waterhouse and Matthew Correia met while studying at SF State. Press-Enterprise 3/14/14; Coachella Valley Independent 3/3/14

This feature on Caitlyn Ryan, founder and director of SF State’s Family Acceptance Project, describes her work to support LGBT children and their familiesw. Salt Lake City Tribune 3/14/14

The San Francisco State University Foundation is mentioned among universities and foundations that have divested their endowments from fossil fuels. Contra Costa Times 3/14/14

SF State student and Marine veteran Eric Van Oppen comments on the aid provided by the Veterans Resource and Opportunity Center at the College of San Mateo. San Jose Mercury News 3/14/14

Alumna Laurel Gwizdak is interviewed about her experience as a Peace Corps volunteer and filmmaker. Ramona Sentinel 3/14/14

The Palm Center at SF State hosted an independent commission which found that the U.S. armed services have “no compelling medical reason” to exclude transgender individuals from service. San Francisco Business Times 3/13/14; The Huffington Post 3/13/14; ABC News 3/13/14; KPIX 3/13/14; Digital Journal 3/13/14; The Desert Sun 3/13/14; WANE 3/13/14; Chicago Phoenix 3/13/14

SF State research, carried out by Emeritus Professor Rosemarie Bowler, is mentioned in this article about air pollution in East Liverpool, Ohio and Hancock County, Indiana. Herald Star 3/13/14

The San Francisco State University Foundation is mentioned among universities and foundations that have divested their endowments from fossil fuels. Mother Jones 3/13/14

The neighborhoods near SF State do not have access to a high-pressure hydrant; vulnerable neighborhoods are mentioned in this article about a China Basin fire. San Francisco Chronicle 3/13/14

Alumna Mary-Jean Shiroma was hired as a benefits consultant for Servco Pacific Inc. Metro Oahu 3/13/14

SF State student Wayman Duong is credited with the creation of the smartphone app, “My Water Use Management.” Forbes 3/13/14

Professor of Management John Sullivan details ten steps recruiters can take toward becoming more strategic. Recruiting Trends 3/12/14

Alum Leigh Wolf, a 1st Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps, has returned from his second tour of duty in Afghanistan. Lamorinda Weekly 3/12/14

Associate Professor of Biology Vance Vredenberg is interviewed for this article about chytrid, an invasive fungus that affects amphibians. Summit Daily 3/12/14

Alum Aaron Davidman is interviewed about his one-man play, “Wrestling Jerusalem.” San Francisco Chronicle 3/12/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is a candidate for Oakland mayor. San Francisco Chronicle: In Oakland 3/7/14; San Francisco Chronicle 3/11/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor Studies John Logan writes about Congressional Republicans’ opposition to union elections. The Hill: Congress Blog 3/11/14

San Francisco State University Foundation is mentioned among universities and foundations that have divested their endowments from fossil fuels. The Huffington Post: Green 3/11/14

SF State announced a schedule for the partial reuse of the Science Building. KCBS 3/11/14; KGO 3/11/14 (clip not available online); KTVU 3/11/14 (clip not available online); KRXI 3/11/14 (clip not available online); KCBA 3/11/14 (clip not available online); KNTV 3/11/14 (clip not available online); SF Appeal 3/12/14

Alumna Melissa Gira Grant authored a new nonfiction book, “Playing the Whore,” which advocates for the civil rights of sex workers. NBC News 3/11/14

SF State student Rabbi Reuben Zellman curated the program, "Kol Israel: The Voice of Judaism in Early Music," which will be performed by San Francisco Renaissance Voices. San Francisco Classical Voice 3/11/14

Alum Walter Pineda resigned from the State Bar of California following a malpractice investigation. San Francisco Bay Guardian 3/11/14

Student Jason Phillips is an academic coach for middle and high school students at 100% College Prep. San Francisco Bay View 3/10/14

Alum and master printmaker James Reed created an original lithograph of the Cannondale railroad station for Wilton Historical Society members. The Wilton Bulletin 3/10/14

Creative Writing Lecturer Truong Tran is interviewed about his solo art exhibition at the Telegraph Hill Gallery. San Francisco Chronicle 3/10/14

Researchers from SF State’s Romberg Tiburon Center contributed to The Exploratorium’s Bay Observatory Wired Pier. Broadway World 3/10/14

Alum Mario Savio was a student leader during free speech protests at UC Berkeley in the 1960s. The Modesto Bee 3/10/14

Alumna Janet Gregori teaches film photography to middle and high school students at La Entrada School. In Menlo 3/10/14

Alum Emerson Malca created Studyroom, a smartphone application for connecting to study partners. El Diario 3/10/14

Alum Roger Zim will host an Oakmont Sunday Symposium entitled, "An Introduction to Eastern religions and philosophy." Kenwood Press 3/9/14

Associate Professor of International Relations Mahmood Monshipouri writes about changes to Saudi Arabia’s foreign policy. Tehran Times 3/9/14

SF State students participated in UC Berkeley's Ace of Cakes, an annual cupcake decorating competition sponsored by the Circle K student group. The Daily Meal 3/9/14

Student Ewart Bungo Jr., a specialist in the Army Reserve, comments in this article about the U.S. Department of Defense’s plans to reduce the size of the U.S. Army. ABS CBN News 3/8/14

Student Diana Noriega Weng was crowned Miss Redwood City-San Mateo County. San Mateo Daily Journal 3/8/14

An SF State study showed that San Francisco’s Sunday Streets program is effective in getting people to become more physically active. SF Examiner 3/7/14

This article detailing the LGBT Aging Policy Task Force's concerns about affordable housing mentions a downtown housing development that uses structures from the former San Francisco State Teachers College. Edge on the Net 3/7/14

Emeritus Professor of Biology Dean Kenyon is mentioned for his support of intelligent design in this letter to the editor. Walla Walla Union-Bulletin 3/7/14

Research by Professor of Biology Gerdi Weidner shows that patients waiting for a heart transplant increase their chance of survival by staying active physically and psychologically. Science Codex 3/6/14; News Medical 3/6/14; Informationsdienst Wissenschaft 3/6/14; Medical Xpress 3/6/14; DocCheck News 3/10/14

Creative writing graduate student Lucy Tiven is interviewed. SF Weekly: Exhibitionist 5/6/14

Associate Professor of Management Mitchell Marks discusses the decision of Albertsons’ parent company to acquire Safeway. NBC Bay Area 3/7/14

Alumna game developer Amy Hennig is profiled. Shack News 3/6/14

President Leslie Wong comments on his proposal that SF State change its mascot. SF Weekly 3/5/14

Alum Jose Antonio Vargas will screen his documentary film, “Documented” at San Jose State University’s Morris Dailey Auditorium. San Jose Inside 3/5/14

Some pro-Israel groups have expressed concern about a faculty presentation. San Diego Jewish World 3/5/14; Jewish News Service 3/5/14; Algemeiner 3/5/14

The opening day of the Playboy Jazz Festival at the Hollywood Bowl will pay tribute to SF State alum and jazz musician George Duke. Marin Independent-Journal 3/5/14

Alumna Pauline Demetrakopulos was selected to appear in the TV documentary, “Profiles of America’s Best Dentists.” Napa Valley Register 3/5/14

SF State alum and sports journalist Brian Sumpter is profiled. St. Helena Star 3/5/14

Alumna Rebecca Pingree will star as Annie Oakley in the Napa Valley College production of “Annie Get Your Gun.” Napa Valley Register 3/5/14

Alumni Dante Carey, Chris Featherly and Chris Kroesch are the head coaches of three high school teams set to compete at the San Diego Section basketball finals. San Diego Union-Tribune 3/5/14

Canadian writer Stephen Kimber visited SF State on tour for his book, “What Lies Across the Water - The Real Story of the Cuban Five." Prensa Latina 3/5/14

English Language & Literature Lecturer Michael Shannon comments on the intersection of the technology and sex industries at San Francisco’s member’s-only club Mission Control. San Francisco Chronicle 3/1/14; TIME: NewsFeed 3/3/14

SF State alum William Sievert is interviewed about his career as an artist and his recent abstract exhibit, "Semaphores.” Vallejo Times-Herald 3/4/14

Professor Emeritus of Recreation, Parks and Tourism Ginny Jaquith received the 2013 People Who Care Award from the Pacificans Care Board of Directors. San Jose Mercury News 3/4/14

The Miró Quartet will hold a master class for SF State students. San Francisco Classical Voice 3/4/14

SF State students are mentioned as staffers of the Ingleside Light, a San Francisco neighborhood newspaper. San Francisco Bay Guardian 3/4/14

SF State alum and President of the Ancient Ethiopian Patriots Association Lij Daniel Jote Mesfin is interviewed. Ethiosports 3/4/14

President Leslie Wong and other top California State University officials warn legislators of a $1.3 billion backlog of deferred maintenance. Los Angeles Daily News 3/1/14; The Daily Breeze 3/1/14; Long Beach Press Telegram 3/1/14; Pasadena Star-News 3/3/14; Daily Democrat 3/5/14

Alum Sekou Franklin, professor of political science at Middle Tennessee State University, received the John Pleas Faculty Recognition Award. WGNS-Radio 3/3/14

SF State's FogCam, which has been active since 1994, is the oldest webcam still in operation. Tech Times 3/2/14

SF State student strikes during the Civil Rights Movement are mentioned in this interview with historian Peniel Joseph. CSPAN2 3/2/14

Plans to relocate the Muni M-Ocean View light-rail closest to SF State will undergo a feasibility study. SF Examiner 3/2/14

Business Management student Ernest Morgan is interviewed for this article about former inmates with life sentences who received parole since Governor Jerry Brown took office. Hope Star 3/2/14

SF State student Will Reuther comments in this article about Muni driver Charles Davis, also known as “the singing bus driver” of the the 29-Sunset line. San Francisco Chronicle: The City Exposed 3/2/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor Studies John Logan writes about Tennessee autoworkers’ vote against joining the United Auto Workers union. Knox News 3/2/14 (subscription required)

Associate Professor of Earth and Climate Sciences Leonard Sklar's research indicates that riverbed sediment and grain size influence the growth of salmon. Gillette News Record 3/1/14

SF State historians conducted an interview with civil rights leader Tracy Sims, who led a 1964 protest at the Sheraton-Palace Hotel at age 18. San Francisco Chronicle 3/1/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is a candidate for Oakland mayor. KPIX 3/1/14 (clip not available online)

Alum Rishabh Desai attended the annual MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference. Boston Herald 3/1/14

February

Professor of Management Sally Baack discusses Carl Icahn’s charges against the eBay Board of Directors. KCBS-Radio 2/28/14 (clip not available online)

Research by Lecturer of Earth and Climate Science Jan Null is mentioned in this article about the Encinitas City Council’s vote to install signs in city parking lots warning drivers not to leave pets or children unattended. San Diego Union-Tribune 2/28/14

Alum Johnny Mathis is interviewed about his singing career and upcoming performances. The Intelligencer/Wheeling News-Register 2/28/14

The Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet performed at McKenna Theatre and held a master class for SF State students. San Francisco Classical Voice 2/28/14

In this op-ed Professor of Political Science and International Relations Andrei P. Tsygankov writes about the political relationships between Ukraine, Russia, the U.S. and the European Union. The Moscow Times 2/27/14; Revista 22 2/28/14

San Francisco State University is listed among universities that have divested their endowments from fossil fuels. Erasmus Magazine 2/27/14

Alumna Sonia Borg is interviewed about her work as a sex therapist and hypnotherapist. Womens Radio 2/27/14

Alum Joe Lewis Walker is interviewed about his career as a blues musician. Lincoln Journal Star: Ground Zero 2/27/14

Associate Professor and Chair of Urban Studies and Planning Jasper Rubin comments on a lawsuit challenging a measure that would mandate a public vote on high-rise waterfront developments. SF Weekly 2/26/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is mentioned as a candidate for Oakland mayor in this article about another potential candidate. East Bay Express 2/26/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is mentioned as a candidate for Oakland mayor in this article about a new candidate, Oakland City Auditor Courtney Ruby. Inside Bay Area 2/26/14

Professor Emeritus of Black Studies and Marcus Books owner Raye Richardson discusses the bookstore’s impact on the African-American literary community. San Francisco Foghorn Newspaper 2/26/14

Alum Christopher Boyes received an Oscar nomination for sound mixing on the film, “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug” KGO 2/26/14; KOFY 2/26/14 (clip not available online); KXTV 3/1/14 (clip not available online)

Alumna Amanda Bybee, an orientation and mobility specialist at the California School for the Blind, authored the young-adult book “Zoofari,” which features a visually impaired protagonist. Contra Costa Times 2/26/14

Palo Alto Mayor and SF State alumna Nancy Shepherd is interviewed about the “Our Palo Alto” community initiative. Palo Alto Online: Off Deadline 2/26/14

Assistant Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel discusses the campaign financing of Supervisors David Chiu and David Campos; both are candidates for state assembly. San Francisco Chronicle 2/25/14

Information Security Officer Mig Hofmann, who commutes from Corte Madera to SF State, comments on the proposed increase to the Golden Gate Bridge toll. San Francisco Chronicle 2/25/14

Columnist Jon Carroll writes about the outpouring of opinions over President Leslie Wong’s proposal that SF State change its mascot. San Francisco Chronicle 2/25/14

Environmental Studies student Cameron Bingley is interviewed about proposed legislation to ban the sale of plastic water bottles on city property. KCBS 2/25/14 (clip not available online)

Musician and actor Rogil “Ro” Birco developed his love for singing as a member of the SF State University Chorus. Inquirer.net 2/25/14

SF State’s Edison Uno Institute of Nikkei and Uchinanchu Studies and department of Asian American Studies are co-sponsors of the Nichi Bei Foundation’s Author Series. Rafu Shimpo 2/25/14

Business Management student Ernest Morgan is interviewed for this article about former inmates with life sentences who received parole since Governor Jerry Brown took office. Contra Costa Times 2/26/14; The Washington Post 2/25/14; Merced Sun-Star 2/25/14

Director Emeritus of the Physical Therapy Graduate Program Marsha Melnick will begin practicing at the Sequim Physical Therapy Center in March. Peninsula Daily News 2/24/14

Musicians Nick Waterhouse and Matthew Correia met while studying at SF State. Boston Globe 2/24/14

William Cochlan, senior research scientist for the Romberg Tiburon Center for Environmental Studies, will be chief scientist on an ocean acidification research cruise, a Cypress Lakes High School chemistry teacher will participate in data collection. Cypress Creek Mirror 2/24/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell will present the lecture, “Happiness for Sale: How Money Can Buy Happiness (and Why it Typically Does Not),” at California State University, Bakersfield’s annual Quality of Life Activity Series. Bakersfield News 2/24/14

Associate Professor of Asian American Studies Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales was a keynote speaker at the annual summit of the Southern California Pilipino American Student Alliance. Inquirer.net 2/25/14

University Police Officers participated in a training session run by the San Francisco Police Department’s Honda Unit, which uses dirt bikes to patrol areas previously inaccessible to police vehicles. KTVU 2/24/14

In this op-ed, alum Mitchell Singer writes about philanthropy and his experience as director of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors. Wealth Management 4/24/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is a candidate for Oakland mayor. San Francisco Chronicle 2/23/14

The Sequoia Healthcare District has spent more than $11 million on a nursing program at Cañada College in conjunction with SF State. San Mateo Daily Journal 2/22/14

Assistant Professor of Hospitality and Tourism Management Sybil Yang comments on restaurant menus engineered to direct customers to higher prices items. FOX News 2/20/14; ABC News 2/21/14

Catherine Stelling, who earned her teaching credential at SF State, was recognized as Bret Harte Union High School District’s Teacher of the Year. Calaveras Enterprise 2/21/14

This letter to the editor references Professor Emeritus of Biology Dean Kenyon, who co-authored “Biochemical Predestination” in 1969. Walla Walla Union-Bulletin 2/21/14

Alumna Nicole Pini DeLauder is the new executive director of the Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce. Santa Cruz Sentinel 2/18/14; San Lorenzo Valley Press-Banner 2/20/14

Research by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell suggests living in a wealthy neighborhood can fuel feelings of materialism and compulsive spending. Express 2/20/14

Cuban music ensemble Orquesta Aragón will perform and host a master class at SF State. Broadway World 2/20/14

SF State hosted a live webinar and Q&A session with former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich. Providence Journal 2/20/14

A student no longer enrolled at SF State is the subject of an on-going investigation. The J Weekly 2/20/14; The Algemeiner 2/20/14; KPIX 2/21/14

Alum Jose Antonio Vargas will be a keynote speaker at Elon University’s two-day conference on diversity issues. The Times-News 2/20/14

The AMCHA Initiative warned San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr and District Attorney George Gascon of a potential threat to Jewish students. KTVU 2/18/14; The Jewish Press 2/19/14

President Leslie Wong proposes that SF State change its mascot. San Francisco Chronicle 2/19/14; KTVU 2/20/14; KRXI 2/20/14 (clip not available online); KCBA 2/20/14 (clip not available online)

The AMCHA Initiative warned San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr about a student who is no longer enrolled at SF State. Jewish Journal 2/19/14

Alumna Allison Parham was appointed Saratoga Library's community librarian. San Jose Mercury News 2/19/14

Alum Aaron Eisenberg is the keyboardist and guitarist for The Soft White Sixties. The Bay Bridged 2/19/14

Alum Howard Clark is the Nolumbeka Project’s anthropologist/historian. The Recorder 2/19/14

San Francisco State University is mentioned as a popular transfer school for California community college graduates. KENH 2/18/14

Alum Tucky McKey is interviewed about his career as an artist and illustrator. Vallejo Times-Herald 2/18/14

SF State student and bicycle commuter Henry Pan is interviewed about the installation of bike lanes and speed bumps along Holloway Avenue. StreetsBlog: San Francisco 2/18/14

Professor of Political Science and International Relations Andrei P. Tsygankov is interviewed about political protests in Ukraine. KNTV 2/18/14 (clip not available online)

Alum Richard Lee Grahn is holding open auditions for his feature-length film, “Relationship Status.” Lake County News 2/17/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell's research suggests compulsive shoppers believe purchases will improve their moods. News Observer 2/17/14

Alumna Maria Gitin is interviewed about the publication of her book, "This Bright Light of Ours: Stories from the Voting Rights Fight." Santa Cruz Sentinel 2/17/14

Physiology student Mary Benito participated in the Filipina Women’s Network’s “One Billion Rising” flash mob at San Francisco City Hall. Global Nation Inquirer 2/16/14

Alum Sean Rey will portray Alessandro in the 2014 season of “Ramona” at Hemet’s Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre. The Press-Enterprise 2/16/14

Associate Professor and Chair of Urban Studies and Planning Jasper Rubin comments on the demand for housing in San Francisco. Tech Crunch 2/15/14

Assistant Professor of Creative Writing Chanan Tigay’s wife Molly Antopol authored the new short story collection, “The UnAmericans.” Times of Israel 2/15/14

Students and faculty face no increased health risk from contaminants found in the Science Building. San Francisco Chronicle 2/14/14; SF Appeal 2/13/14; KRON 2/13/14 (clip not available online); KGO 2/14/14 (clip not available online)

Professor of Sociology Allen LeBlanc says that same-sex married couples experience the same mental health benefits as heterosexual married couples. The Huffington Post 2/14/14

SF State’s Family Acceptance Project will screen its documentary “Families are Forever” at Time to THRIVE, a Human Rights Campaign conference. Youth Today 2/14/14

Alumna Kathi Hill was appointed to the Solano County Board of Education. Vallejo Times-Herald 2/14/14

Research by Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell suggests living in a wealthy neighborhood can fuel feelings of materialism and compulsive spending. Medical Daily 2/13/14; Pacific Standard 2/13/14; Phys.org 2/13/14; Business Standard 2/14/14; The Financial Express 2/14/14; Truth Dive 2/14/14; Oman Daily Observer 2/14/14; The Hindu Business Line 2/14/14; Co.Exist 2/14/14; First Post 2/14/14; Business Standard 2/14/14; Science Codex 2/15/14; Business Insider 2/17/14; Salon 2/17/14; The Philadelphia Inquirer 2/17/14; U.S. News and World Report 2/17/14; Tempo 2/19/14

Nefi Perdomo, Gator men’s basketball guard, holds the SF State record for second-most points scored and assists made. KPIX 2/14/14

President Leslie Wong, former president of North Michigan University, is mentioned in this article about the search for NMU’s next president. Marquette Mining Journal 2/13/14

SF State students were among those evacuated while firefighters responded to a high-rise apartment fire in Park Merced. KGO 2/13/14; KTVU 2/13/14 (clip not available online); Contra Costa Times 2/13/14; KNTV 2/13/14 (clip not available online)

A Town Hall meeting was held to update students and staff about environmental testing following the Science Building closure. KTVU 2/13/14 (clip not available online); KRXI 2/13/14 (clip not available online); KCBA 2/13/14 (clip not available online)

Associate Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan discusses Tennessee autoworkers’ upcoming vote to join the United Auto Workers union. The Washington Post 2/13/14; Albuquerque Journal 2/14/15; The Week 2/14/14; The Hill: Congress Blog 2/18/14

Graduate student Neil Corbin taught a movie-making workshop for teens at the Half Moon Bay Library. Half Moon Bay Review 2/13/14

Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto's research indicates that athletes’ first reaction after winning is likely an expression of dominance. Rutland Herald 2/12/14

Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto's research indicates that athletes’ first reaction after winning is likely an expression of dominance. Dallas Morning News 2/12/14; Global News 2/14/14

Associate Professor Falu Bakrania discusses her book, "Bhangra and Asian Underground: South Asian Music and the Politics of Belonging in Britain." San Francisco Chronicle 2/12/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan wrote this op-ed about the National Labor Relations Board’s complaint against Wal-Mart. Forbes 2/12/14

In response to the governor’s drought declaration, SF State asked the campus community to reduce water consumption. The Post News Group Blog 2/12/14

Assistant Professor of Psychology Sarah Holley's research shows that older couples tend to handle conflict by changing the subject and focusing on positive experiences. KDKA-AM 2/11/14 (clip not available online)

Playwright and SF State alum Marcus Gardley debuted his new play, “The House That Will Not Stand” at Berkeley Repertory Theatre. Berkeleyside 2/11/14

Alum Jared Hungerford is the new principal of Avery Middle School. Calaveras Enterprise 2/11/14

President Leslie Wong will participate in San Francisco’s Chinese New Year Parade. KTVU 2/11/14

Professor Joseph McBride comments on the death of actress and ambassador Shirley Temple Black. KGO 2/11/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan wrote this op-ed about paycheck protection laws proposed in Missouri and Pennsylvania. Truthout 2/11/14

SF State's eleventh annual Yehudi Menuhin Chamber Music Seminar and Festival will be held Feb. 15-16. San Francisco Classical Voice 2/11/14; San Francisco Chronicle 2/12/14

Alumna Catherine Remak was elected to the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation Board of Directors. Santa Barbara Independent 2/11/14

Alumna Cara Black's new novel “Murder In Pigalle,” the latest in her series about a private investigator, is reviewed. Broadway World 2/11/14

Alumna Nancy Martin is a cast member in the “Vagina Monologues,” which the Pacifica Spindrift Players will premier on Valentine’s Day. San Jose Mercury News 2/11/14

Joseph Electronics hired SF State alum Jeff McNall as a sales engineer. Radio Magazine 2/11/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan discussed the National Labor Relations Board’s new rules for union elections. Media Matters Blog 2/11/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan wrote this op-ed about Tennessee autoworkers’ upcoming vote on whether to join the United Auto Workers union. Reuters: The Great Debate 2/11/14

The College of Extended Learning's Social Media Marketing certificate is listed in this article about the new media training available to students of marketing. Business 2 Community 2/10/14

Alum Brendan Welch discusses a 2008 incident in which he was struck by a vehicle while riding his bike on Sunset Ave. San Francisco Chronicle 2/10/14

Associate Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell's research suggests compulsive shoppers believe purchases will improve their moods. Miami Herald 2/10/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is a candidate for Oakland mayor. Contra Costa Times 2/9/14

Professor of Asian American Studies Grace Yoo commented on a Nielsen report that indicated Asian American household spending exceeds the average. Forbes 2/8/14

Professor of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung comments on the Bayview-Hunters Point YMCA’s joint celebration of Black History Month and Lunar New Year. SF Examiner 2/7/14

Alumna Sarah Band is an intern at STARworks glass. Asheboro Courier-Tribune 2/7/14

Alum MarkAnthony Chesner gave a presentation about Bulgarian regional wines at the Amari Orchid Resort in Pattaya. Pattaya Mail 2/7/14

A photo of San Francisco State University students accompanies this article about education consulting agencies in China employed by prospective international students. International Business Times 2/7/14

"Mythbusters" star and SF State alumna Kari Byron will appear at a preview of the Tampa Museum of Science and Industry’s new “Mythbusters” exhibit. WFTS 2/6/14; Tampa Bay Times 2/4/14

Alum Taylor Mac Boyer premiered his play, “HIR,” at San Francisco’s Magic Theatre. Stockton Record 2/6/14

Alum Dennis Aquilina, Thomas Hart Middle School’s band instructor, discusses the band’s upcoming trip to play the national anthem at a Chicago White Sox home game. Contra Costa Times 2/6/14

Alum W.S. Di Piero, poet and essayist, is profiled. SF Weekly: Exhibitionist 2/6/14

Professor of Earth & Climate Sciences John Monteverdi comments on California’s statewide drought and recent rains. CBS News 2/6/14

Professor of Jewish Studies Marc Dollinger comments on the Brandeis Hillel Day Schools’ decision to separate the San Francisco and Marin campuses into independent schools. The J Weekly 2/6/14

Alumna Alina Adams discusses her career as ABC Sports’ figure skating researcher and her new book, “The Figure Skating Mystery Series (5 books in 1).” The J Weekly 2/6/14

An excerpt from alum Michael Alenyikov's novel, “Ivan and Misha” is reprinted for the “First Edition” column. The J Weekly 2/6/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan writes about the National Labor Relations Board’s new rules for union elections. The Hill: Congress Blog 2/6/14

Professor Emerita and former Department of Journalism Chair Betty Medsger is interviewed about her new book, “The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover’s Secret FBI.” CSPAN2: Book TV 2/6/14

Professor of Biology John Hafernik's research of parasitized honeybees has uncovered the first “ZomBees” in Vermont. KFOR 2/5/14; KPLC 2/5/14; WPTV 2/5/14; My High Plains 2/5/14; KFDX 2/5/14; AgriNews 2/4/14; Tottenham News 2/3/14; Die Welt 2/4/14; Tech Times 2/3/14; French Tribune 2/2/14; Web.de 2/3/14; WFMY 2/2/14; Guardian Liberty Voice 2/1/14; WRTV 2/1/14; WPRO 2/1/14

Playwright and SF State alum Marcus Gardley will debut his new play, “The House That Will Not Stand” at Berkeley Repertory Theatre. San Jose Mercury News 2/5/14

Alum Jose Antonio Vargas delivered a speech at the Mountain View-Los Altos Community Scholars fundraiser. Los Altos Town Crier 2/5/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan discusses Pennsylvania’s proposed “paycheck protection” legislation in this opinion piece. The Patriot-News 2/5/14

Russian Language Lecturer Krista Hanson participated in a panel discussion at San Francisco’s Commonwealth Club, “From Russia Without Love: the 2014 Winter Olympics and Human Rights in Russia." Bay Area Reporter 2/5/14

Alum Dan Helix, retired U.S. Army major general and former mayor of Concord, is profiled. Contra Costa Times 2/5/14

Ju Hong, a student in the master's in public administration program, interrupted President Obama during a speech, asking him to end deportations of undocumented immigrants. The Huffington Post 2/5/14

San Francisco State University is mentioned as a common college of origin for Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising transfer students. San Francisco Chronicle 2/4/14

SF State artists-in-residence the Alexander String Quartet are mentioned for their collaboration with the San Francisco Choral Artists. Broadway World 2/4/14

Alum Bill Gray is retiring from his position as head coach of Terra Nova High School’s football team. San Jose Mercury News 2/4/14

San Francisco State University's proposed Mashouf Performing Arts Center is mentioned in this blog post about San Francisco’s incomplete architecture projects. San Francisco Chronicle: Urban Landscapes 2/4/14

Research by Professor of Psychology Avi Ben-Zeev indicates that racial stereotypes or prejudices may cause people to remember a successful black person as having lighter skin tone. Independent Online 2/3/14

Director of the Family Acceptance Project Caitlin Ryan will be a keynote speaker at Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne’s first Queer Health on Campus Conference. Frost Illustrated 2/3/14

Alum Edward Gow was appointed to a position with Burnham Benefits Insurance Services’ San Rafael office. North Bay Business Journal 2/3/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is mentioned in this story about Oakland mayoral candidates’ fundraising. San Francisco Chronicle 2/3/14

Alum Ed Larson was appointed head football coach for Lehi High School. Daily Herald 2/3/14

Alum Bruce Fessier wrote this column about his 35-year career as an entertainment writer. The Desert Sun 2/3/14

Professor of Biology John Hafernik's research of parasitized honeybees has uncovered the first “ZomBees” in Vermont. Tech Times 2/3/14; French Tribune 2/2/14; Web.de 2/3/14; WFMY 2/2/14; Guardian Liberty Voice 2/1/14; WRTV 2/1/14; WPRO 2/1/14; WPXI 1/31/14; AOL 1/31/14; Latin Post 1/31/14; Indian County Today Media Network 1/31/14; Examiner 1/31/14; The Celebrity Café 1/31/14; Newsmax 1/31/14; Inquisitr 1/31/14; WJW 1/30/14; Newsworks 1/30/14

The Science building will remain closed for the spring semester due to the presence of environmental hazards. Ocean Beach Bulletin 2/2/14

Gator men’s basketball player Trevor Diskin was named to the Department of Athletics’ Honor Roll. Napa Valley Register 2/2/14

San Francisco State University is mentioned among other universities that have divested their endowments from fossil fuels. San Diego Source 2/1/14; San Jose Mercury News 1/31/14

San Francisco State University is listed among universities that have divested their endowments from fossil fuels. San Luis Obispo Tribune 2/1/14

January

Alum Rayman Hussein, a Yemeni-American, had his passport confiscated at the U.S. embassy in Yemen and is unable to return to the U.S. KPIX 1/31/14; Oye! Times 1/29/14

SF State’s Family Acceptance Project is mentioned in this article about Utah’s Safe and Sound program, which encourages families to open their homes to LGBT youth who find themselves homeless or rejected by their own families. Standard-Examiner 1/31/14

Professor Emerita and former Department of Journalism Chair Betty Medsger authored the new book, “The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover’s Secret FBI.” Berkeley Daily Planet 1/31/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is mentioned in this story about Oakland mayoral candidates’ fundraising. Contra Costa Times 1/31/14

Alumna Tali Mackay was appointed U.S. leader for Hill & Knowlton Strategies. Fort Mill Times 1/31/14

Alum Greg Totten is interviewed about his career as Ventura County’s district attorney. Moorpark Acorn 1/31/14

Alum Mohammad Javad Zarif is serving as the foreign minister of Iran under President Hassan Rouhani. Iran Focus 1/31/14

Alum Danny Wilson writes about his memories of Candlestick Park. Chico News Review 1/30/14

Assistant Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell's research is mentioned; it shows that people are happier when they spend money on experiences instead of goods. Free Malaysia Today 1/29/14

Alum Peter Sinn Nachtrieb wrote the play, “The Totalitarians,” which will receive three productions through the National New Play Network’s Continued Life of New Plays Fund. Broadway World 1/29/14

SF State’s Science building, which was closed due to the presence of environmental hazards, is mentioned in this article about Chancellor Timothy White’s “State of the CSU” address. Los Angeles Times 1/29/14

Alum Gerald Haslam will host a lecture on John Steinbeck’s “The Grapes of Wrath” at the Norman Levan Center for the Humanities at Bakersfield College. The Bakersfield Californian 1/29/14

Classes were relocated and the Science building will remain closed for the spring semester due to the presence of environmental hazards. SF Examiner 1/28/14; KGO 1/27/14; KTVU 1/27/14; KNTV 1/27/14; SF Appeal 1/27/14; KQED 1/27/14 (clip not available online)

Associate Professor of Biology Jonathon Stillman explains why new studies of ocean acidification need to look at how marine plants and animals might evolve over time. Phys.org 1/28/14; Alaska Native News 1/28/14; Red Orbit 1/28/14

Research by Professor of Psychology Avi Ben-Zeev indicates that racial stereotypes or prejudices may cause people to remember a successful black person as having lighter skin tone. Express 1/28/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan comments on San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed’s pension reform ballot initiative. Public CEO 1/28/14

Alumna Sister Gladys Guenther, president of the Sisters of the Holy Family in Fremont, is interviewed. Manteca Bulletin 1/28/14

Sociology Lecturer and Director of Project Rebound Jason Bell will participate in the Hayward Area Historical Society’s Black History Month panel discussion on civil rights in America. Hayward Daily Review 1/28/14

SF State student Tyler Machado will be awarded the Renewable Fuels Foundation’s National Ethanol Conference Scholarship. Ethanol Producer Magazine 1/28/14

Katherine Kim, biology professor in residence at SF State’s Health Equity Institute, discusses California healthcare clinics’ adoption of health information exchanges. Healthcare Informatics 1/28/14

Alum Anthony McCarley will be inducted into the Pacifica Sports Hall of Fame. San Jose Mercury News 1/28/14

Alum Jose Antonio Vargas' documentary “Documented” was screened at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts. Mountain View Voice 1/28/14

Alum Russell Lee was appointed Transaction Tax Principal for Ryan, a tax services firm. The Sacramento Bee 1/28/14

Alumna Siobhan Farr is the mother of Pacifica’s first baby born in 2014. San Jose Mercury News 1/28/14

Professor of Biology John Hafernik's research of parasitized honeybees has uncovered the first “ZomBees” in Vermont. New York Post 1/28/14 /; Science World Report 1/29/14; Science Recorder 1/29/14; Nature World News 1/29/14; Detroit Free Press 1/29/14; The Huffington Post 1/29/14; FOX News 1/29/14; Lehigh Valley Live 1/29/14; Guardian Liberty Voice 1/29/14; Worcester Telegram 1/29/14; Daily Star 1/29/14; The Florida Times-Union 1/29/14; Dubuque Telegraph-Herald 1/29/14; Malaysian Digest 1/29/14; Rutland Herald 1/29/14; Valley News 1/29/14; KNBC 1/29/14; WMAR 1/29/14; KSDK 1/29/14; KTVU 1/29/14 (clip not available online); KCBA 1/29/14 (clip not available online); KRXI 1/29/14 (clip not available online); KDKA 1/29/14 (clip not available online); KLIF 1/29/14 (clip not available online); WBZ 1/29/14; WHAS 1/29/14; Kennebec Journal 1/28/14; The Daily Reporter 1/28/14; Battleboro Reformer 1/28/14; The Herald 1/28/14; The Tampa Tribune 1/28/14; The Epoch Times 1/28/14; KEPR 1/28/14; KGTV 1/28/14; WFMY 1/29/14; WAMC 1/28/14; WPSD 1/28/14; WCAX 1/28/14; Action News Jax 1/28/14; Azteca Noticias 1/28/14

Multimedia Studies Lecturer Max Carlton co-founded HuddleHero.com, an online community for recreational sports teams. Computer World 1/27/14

Business student Jennifer Chung was crowned Miss Vietnam of Northern California 2014. Xaluan 1/27/14; Viet Times 1/28/14

Alumna Kelly Corrigan is interviewed about the publication of her memoir, “Glitter and Glue.” Diablo Magazine 1/27/14

Professor Emerita and former Department of Journalism Chair Betty Medsger authored the new book, “The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover’s Secret FBI.” The Berkeley Daily Planet 1/27/14

Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto's research indicates that athletes’ first reaction after winning is likely an expression of dominance. KVNU 1/26/14; ABC News 1/26/14

SF State student Horst Bauer participated in a weeklong leadership trip to Israel as a student delegate with Project Interchange, an institute of the American Jewish Committee. Manteca Bulletin 1/25/14

Alum Aldo Tesi, chief executive of Election Systems & Software, was selected for induction into the Omaha Business Hall of Fame. Omaha World-Herald 1/24/14

Alum Dennis Rosenberg is a fish and wildlife officer for Ventura County. The Camarillo Acorn 1/24/13

SF State's Black Student Union, which was the first of its kind when it was founded in 1966, is mentioned. Slate 1/24/14

Alumna Linda Shore was appointed Executive Director of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. Space Ref 1/24/14

Alum Paul Bargetto will host a three-day theatre-arts workshop at Poland’s Theatre of the Eighth Day. e-Teatr 1/24/14

Alumna Judi Iranyi launched the website www.judiiranyi.com to showcase her photography work. Berkeley Daily Planet 1/24/14

San Francisco State research shows that more than 80 percent of individuals studied reported hand or neck pain while text messaging. The Telegraph 1/23/14; The Daily Star 1/24/14

Alum Mohammad Javad Zarif is serving as the foreign minister of Iran under President Hassan Rouhani. Payvand 1/23/14

Alum Mohammad Javad Zarif, foreign minister of Iran, commissioned the memoir “Mr. Ambassador: A Conversation with Mohammad-Javad Zarif, Iran’s Former Ambassador to the United Nations.” The New Republic 1/23/14

Alum Ivo W. Buddeke II, Arizona land surveyor, is interviewed. The Bugle 1/23/14

Alum David Morgenstern discusses his experience as an early member of the Berkeley Macintosh Users Group. IDG News Service 1/24/14

Alumna Dorsetta Hale was named Pacifica’s poet laureate. San Jose Mercury News 1/22/14

Alumna Anna Gwyn Simpson is a candidate for interim city manager of Martinez. Contra Costa Times 1/22/14

The Science building will remain closed for the spring semester due to the presence of environmental hazards. San Francisco Chronicle 1/22/14; KTVU 1/22/14; KGO 1/22/14; KRXI 1/22/14 (clips not available online); KCBA 1/22/14 (clip not available online); San Francisco Appeal 1/23/14; KPIX 1/23/14; KCBS 1/23/14 (clip not available online); KNTV 1/27/14 (clip not available online)

Associate Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan comments on San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed’s pension reform ballot initiative. The Huffington Post 1/22/14

SF State senior Colin Dwyer will participate in the 2013-14 Body Glove Mavericks Invitational surf competition. Pacifica Patch 1/22/14; San Jose Mercury News 1/23/14; San Francisco Chronicle 1/24/14

Alumna Bay Ewald co-founded “comewecreate” an in-home catering service. Daily Pilot 1/22/14

Alumna Amy Brosnahan began her judgeship with Minnesota’s 10th Judicial District in Isanti County. Isanti County News 1/22/14

Music & Dance Lecturer Paul Ellison performed at the Church of the Advent of Christ the King in celebration of the Royal College of Organists’ 150th anniversary. San Francisco Classical Voice 1/21/14

Alum Rayman Hussein, a Yemeni-American, had his passport confiscated at the U.S. embassy in Yemen and is unable to return to the U.S. Al Jazeera 1/21/14

Alumni Sirena Irwin and Bill Mendieta will star as Lucy and Ricky in the Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s production of “I Love Lucy Live On Stage.” Examiner.com 1/21/14

Sculptures by alumna Elisabeth Higgins O'Connor will be on display at the Sanchez Art Center exhibition "Cautionary Tales Reconsidered.” San Jose Mercury News 1/21/14

Assistant Professor of Psychology Ryan Howell's research indicates that people are more likely to complete healthy activities or exercise when they invite a friend. Timlo 1/20/14

Alum Ronald Flores established the snack company Nazqiz, which specializes in cancha, air-popped Andean corn kernels with Peruvian spices. The Courier Journal 1/20/14; KUSA 1/21/14

Alumna Susanna Solomon authored a new book of short stories, “Point Reyes Sheriff’s Calls.” Marin Independent Journal 1/20/14

SF Sketchfest co-founders, Janet Varney, David Owen and Cole Stratton, are SF State alumni. Laughspin 1/20/14; Paste 1/22/14

Professor of Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts Marty Gonzalez interviews KRON4 Sports Director Gary Radnich. KRON 4 1/19/14 (clip not available online)

Professor Emerita and former Department of Journalism Chair Betty Medsger authored the new book, “The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover’s Secret FBI.” The Tribune-Democrat 1/19/14

Alum Danny Glover officiated Amiri Baraka's funeral service. Idaho State Journal 1/18/14; CTV News 1/18/14; Newser 1/18/14; News One 1/18/14; The Root 1/18/14; The Star Tribune 1/18/14; Billboard 1/19/14; Hollywood 1/20/14; Female First 1/21/14; York Dispatch 1/22/14

Alum Ali el-Gasseir is the co-artistic director of the Washington Ensemble Theatre. Broadway World 1/18/14

Associate Professor and Director of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan discussed the importance of union elections, which help establish member representation. Fortune 1/17/14

Assistant Professor of Biology Anne Todgham is interviewed about her research, which is an examination of how well developing marine life tolerate changes in temperature or CO2 levels. The Antarctic Sun 1/17/14

Professor Emerita and former Department of Journalism Chair Betty Medsger authored the new book, “The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover’s Secret FBI.” City Watch LA 1/17/14

Playwright and alum Marcus Gardley is interviewed about his latest work, “Black Odyssey,” which will premier at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts this month. The Denver Post 1/17/14

Graduate student Peter Christian developed an unmanned aerial vehicle that can be used for surveying land. San Francisco Chronicle: The Peninsula Blog 1/17/14

Liberia's Monrovia Consolidated School System was established in 1968 with sponsorship from San Francisco State College, later named San Francisco State University. The New Liberia 1/16/14; All Africa 1/16/14

Alum John Patitucci will perform at the Panama Jazz Festival. Entorno Inteligente 1/16/14

Alum Hagop L. Barsoumian’s book, “The Armenian Amira Class of Istanbul,” was translated into Turkish for the first time. The Armenian Weekly 1/16/14

Professor of Jewish Studies Marc Dollinger participated in a panel discussion at the Jewish Community Relations Council’s annual convention to discuss academic boycotts of Israel. The J Weekly 1/16/14

Alumna MJ Lee, who recently completed her master’s degree in interior design, created a survey to better understand the attitudes of older adults considering home modifications. The Huffington Post 1/16/14

Professor of Health Education Erik Peper’s research about the link between poor posture and depression is mentioned in this article about chronic back pain. The Beacon 1/15/1 4

Potential environmental hazards were found in SF State’s Science Building; the building is temporarily closed for further testing and treatment. San Francisco Chronicle 1/14/14; KTVU 1/14/14 (clip not available online); KRXI 1/14/14 (clip not available online); KCBA 1/14/14 (clip not available online)

Research by Professor of Psychology Avi Ben-Zeev indicates that racial stereotypes or prejudices may cause people to remember a successful black person as having lighter-skin tone. KOVR 1/19/14; 20 Minuten 1/20/14; Color Lines 1/16/14; News One 1/16/13; The Guardian 1/16/14; The Grio 1/16/14; Ebony 1/15/14; Jezebel 1/15/14; Opposing Views 1/15/14; The Root 1/15/14; The Telegraph 1/13/14; The Atlantic 1/15/14; The Huffington Post 1/15/14; AGI 1/15/14; National Journal 1/15/14; The Australian 1/15/14; International Business Times 1/14/14; Medical Xpress 1/14/14; Science 2.0 1/14/14; Counsel & Heal 1/14/14; Daily Mail 1/14/14; Metro 1/14/14

Professor Emerita and former Department of Journalism Chair Betty Medsger is interviewed about her new book, “The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover’s Secret FBI.” WHYY 1/14/14; WAMU 1/14/14

Alumna Judi Iranyi launched the website www.judiiranyi.com to showcase her photography work. Fog City Journal 1/16/14; Salem News 1/14/14

Alumna Shahrzad Khorsandi will perform as part of the San Francisco ODC Theater’s annual “Dance and Diaspora” program. Broadway World 1/14/14

Alumna Margaret Avery starred in the 1985 movie “The Color Purple,” Avery will attend a Castro Theatre celebration of the film on Valentine’s Day. San Francisco Chronicle 1/13/14; Bay Area Reporter 1/9/14

Alum George Miller, U.S. Representative for California's 11th congressional district, will retire this year after 40 years in the House of Representatives. San Jose Mercury News 1/13/14; The Fresno Bee 1/13/14; The Sacramento Bee 1/13/14; Alameda Patch 1/13/14; The Kansas City Star 1/13/14; Walnut Creek Patch 1/13/14; Contra Costa Times 1/13/14; The Chronicle of Higher Education 1/14/14

Alum David Wells wrote the Edgerton Award-Winning play, “County Line,” which will be performed at the Performance Network Theatre in Ann Arbor, Mich. Heritage Newspapers 1/13/14

Alumna Janet Delaney will exhibit photographs at the SF Camerawork gallery exhibition, “75 Years: City College of San Francisco Photography Department.” San Francisco Chronicle 1/13/14

An SF State student is interviewed at the NFL game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Carolina Panthers. KOFY 1/12/14 (clip not available online)

Alum Kevin Anderson, athletic director for the University of Maryland College Park, is interviewed. The Huffington Post 1/11/14

Alumna Casey Tran is interviewed at the Friends of the San Francisco Public Library’s dollar-per-book sale. San Francisco Chronicle 1/11/14

Assistant Professor of Biology Scott Roy sequenced the genome of the elephant shark, shedding light on the evolution of other jawed vertebrates. Blitz Quotidiano 1/15/14; Ansa 1/13/14; Sci-News 1/9/14; Top News 1/9/14; French Tribune 1/9/14; Science Codex 1/8/14; University Herald 1/8/14; Science Recorder 1/8/14; E! Science News 1/8/14

Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto's research indicates that athletes’ first reaction after winning is likely an expression of dominance. Doctor’s Lounge 1/17/14; Express 1/18/14; Alaska Native News 1/13/14; The Huffington Post 1/13/14; Galileo 1/13/14; Nu.nl 1/12/14; Decoded Science 1/12/14; Ocean Beach Bulletin 1/12/14; Examiner.com 1/11/14; Authint Mail 1/11/14; Top News 1/11/14; Science World Report 1/11/14; News Track India 1/11/14; Joop 1/11/14; Red Orbit 1/10/13; CBC News 1/10/14; Counsel & Heal 1/10/14; KTTV 1/10/14; Science Daily 1/10/14; Science 2.0 1/10/14; WHSM 1/10/14; Short News 1/10/14; Daiji World 1/10/14; WFMJ 1/10/14; Son Haber 1/13/14; Business Standard 1/10/14;The Cricket Country 1/10/14;The Times of India 1/10/14; IANS Live 1/10/14; Focus 1/10/14; Medical Xpress 1/10/14; Aponet 1/10/14; Health 1/10/14; Deccan Herald 1/10/14; Zee News 1/10/14

Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy Stephen Kane has discovered a new planet within the Pisces constellation. Sci News 1/13/14; Authint Mail 1/11/14; Headlines & Global News 1/10/14; Truth Dive 1/10/14; Science World Report 1/10/14; DNA India 1/10/14; Zee News 1/10/14; Fars News 1/10/14; Red Orbit 1/10/14; ANI News 1/10/14; Space Daily 1/10/14; The Daily Galaxy 1/9/14; Science Codex 1/9/14

Alum Dennis Rosenberg is a fish and wildlife officer for Ventura County. Moorpark Acorn 1/10/14

Linguistics Lecturer Jenny Lederer comments on the popularizing of the term “trans*” as an identifier for LGBT individuals. Slate 1/10/14

Alum Jim Wunderman, CEO of the Bay Area Council, is interviewed. San Jose Mercury News 1/10/14

Paintings by alumna Livia C. Stein are currently on display as part of the "Cautionary Tales Reconsidered” exhibition at the Sanchez Art Center’s Main Gallery in Pacifica, Calif. San Jose Mercury News 1/10/14

SF State’s Confucius Institute will host the 10th annual Chinese Language Bridge Cup Contests for K-12 students Feb. 15-16. China Daily 1/9/14

Professor of Asian American Studies Grace Yoo comments on a Nielsen report that indicated Asian American household spending exceeds the average. New American Media 1/9/14

Alum Derrell Connor is running unopposed for a seat on the Verona Area School District Board. Capital Times 1/9/14

Alum Dennis Rosenberg is a fish and wildlife officer for Ventura County. Thousand Oaks Acorn 1/9/14

Alum Vince Bordi trains in the backyard boxing gym of Felipe Martinez in Lathrop, Calif. The Stockton Record 1/9/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is a candidate for Oakland mayor. San Francisco Chronicle 1/11/14; KPIX 1/9/14 (clip not available online)

Governor Jerry Brown appointed alum Donn Harris to the California Arts Council. Sierra Sun Times 1/10/14; San Jose Mercury News 1/9/14

Alum Ali el-Gasseir directed a Washington Ensemble Theatre production of “ED, DOWNLOADED” by playwright Michael Mitnick. Broadway World 1/9/14

SF State’s College of Ethnic Studies is mentioned in this article about a new book detailing the history of black studies in America. Philadelphia Weekly 1/8/14

Alum Fred Jandt, dean of California State University, San Bernardino Palm Dessert Campus, has announced his retirement. Palm Dessert Patch 1/8/14

Professor Emerita and former Department of Journalism Chair Betty Medsger authored the new book, “The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover’s Secret FBI.” San Francisco Bay Guardian 1/7/14

President Leslie Wong issued a statement that, “The University is a place where dialogue, debate and the marketplace of ideas are cherished. We must also maintain a safe environment.” San Diego Daily Transcript 1/7/14

The San Francisco Public Defender's office is seeking a gag order against the District Attorney’s office for making inflammatory statements about the suspect awaiting trial for the fatal shooting of sophomore Justin Valdez. San Francisco Chronicle 1/7/14

Alum Mark Bode will display original artwork at the exhibition, “The Masked Lizard Rides Again” in Houston, Tex. The International News Magazine 1/7/14

Alum Mitchell Heinrich discusses his work at Google X, a branch that has contributed Google’s self-driving car and Google Glass. Core 77: Exclusive 1/6/14

Criminal Justice Lecturer Michael Santos discusses the importance of education and employment opportunities for the formerly incarcerated. KALW 1/6/14

Professor of Earth & Climate Sciences John Monteverdi compares this year’s dry winter weather to 1977 weather patterns. KTVU 1/6/14 (clip not available online); KRXI 1/6/14 (clip not available online); KCBA 1/6/14 (clip not available online)

Alumna Irina Chernikova was promoted to research manager at Polaris Pacific, a real estate firm. The International 1/6/14

Associate Professor of Labor and Employment Studies John Logan comments on negotiations between The Boeing Company and their largest labor union. Los Angeles Times 1/6/14

Criminal Justice Lecturer Michael Santos discusses the need for education and employment opportunities for the formerly incarcerated. KLIV 1/5/14 (clip not available online)

Alumna Nazy Galoyan, dean of enrollment services at Foothill College, discusses California’s Extended Opportunity Program and Services. Palo Alto Online 1/5/14

Research by Assistant Professor of American Indian Studies Robert Keith Collins indicates that using video captions improves student comprehension. Yotta Fire 1/4/14

Oakland journalist JR Valrey lists the members of the San Francisco State University Pan Afrikan Student Union among his most influential teachers. San Francisco Bay View 1/4/14

SF State’s degree programs are mentioned in this article about the “Top 10 Smartest Cities in America.” KY Forward 1/3/14

Joshua McDonald was a member of the wrestling team as an SF State student, now he stays in shape and pays homage to his alma mater with a purple and gold bicycle. PezCycling News 1/3/14

Professor Emeritus of Political Science Richard DeLeon comments on the decline of the anti-high-rise political movement in this article about San Francisco’s increasing population. SF Examiner 1/3/14

President Leslie Wong's statement that, “there is no place at SF State for celebrating violence or promoting intolerance,” is mentioned in this article about CSU Chancellor Timothy White’s denouncement of the American Studies Association’s boycott of Israeli universities. The Algemeiner 1/3/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is a candidate for Oakland mayor. Contra Costa Times 1/3/14

Master’s student of political science Adam Rogers hosted his 15th annual New Years Musical in Vallejo, Calif. The Reporter 1/3/14

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman is a candidate for Oakland mayor. San Francisco Chronicle 1/2/14

SF State’s Hospitality and Tourism Management program is mentioned in this article about the San Francisco African American Chamber of Commerce’s upcoming meeting with the SF Travel and Hotel Boards. San Francisco Bay View 1/2/14

Alumni Will Hand, Shay Wisniewski and Kenny Toll founded the theater company Do It Live! Productions when they met as students at SF State. San Francisco Chronicle 1/1/14

Multimedia artist and SF State alumna Kristin Farr will exhibit her work at the Bedford Gallery in Walnut Creek, Calif. through Feb. 23. Diablo Magazine 1/1/14

Alumna Carolynne Gamble will display her artwork in an exhibition, “Sparkles and Sprinkles, Mandala Prayers for the Planet,” at the Jessel Gallery in Napa, Calif. Napa Valley Register 1/1/14