SF State in the News 2020

Professor Emeritus of Management Mitchell Marks commented on how to turn a negative performance review into a positive one. The Ladders 12/21/2020

An anti-xenophobia website that the Asian American Studies Department helped launch was cited in an article about a U.N. report on the increase in pandemic-related hate crimes against Asian Americans. India West 12/21/2020

An El Tecolote article by SF State students about the impact of local propositions on the Latinx community was cited in an article about equity in coverage of the 2020 election. Medium 12/16/2020

Assistant Professor of Psychology Gaurav Suri commented on how political views are impacting how Bay Area residents are responding to COVID-19 lockdowns. San Francisco Chronicle 12/15/2020

Alumna Carolyn Tran is a candidate for New York City Council. Queens Examiner 12/11/2020 (This article was published in 10 news outlets.)

A statement by President Lynn Mahoney was quoted in an article about the CSU’s announcement that it’s planning for primarily in-person instruction next fall. KRON-TV 12/10/2020

Alumna Carolyn Tran is a candidate for New York City Council. The Long Island City/Astoria Journal 12/11/2020

Professor of Geography and Environment Jason Henderson was interviewed about funding for U.S. public transportation in a radio interview. KCBS 12/8/2020

Alumnus and filmmaker Samuel Crossley discussed his recent film project focusing on rock climbers in Yosemite National Park. Gripped Magazine 12/7/2020

An unnamed SF State student was referenced in an article about a family that received financial support from a foundation aimed at preventing homelessness. San Francisco Chronicle 12/8/2020

Research by Professor Emeritus of Economics Donald Mar was cited in an article about dry cleaning businesses impacted by the pandemic. Minneapolis Star Tribune 12/6/2020

Associate Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel was quoted in an article about elected officials who have been disregarding COVID-19 recommendations. Vice Canada 12/4/2020

Research on posture and mood by Professor of Health Education Erik Peper was cited in an article about how sitting correctly at a desk can reduce neck and back pain. MSN Health & Fitness 12/4/2020

Alumnus Michael Corrigan wrote an op-ed about protestors tearing down a statue of Abraham Lincoln. Idaho State Journal 12/4/2020

Alumni Idean and Jen (Tkach) Farid were interviewed about their new Persian restaurant. Sactown Magazine 12/5/2020

Alumnus and writer Alvin Orloff was interviewed about working on the memoir of performer Bambi Lake. San Francisco Examiner 12/5/2020

The chair of Princeton University’s African American Studies program mentioned the 1968 student strike at SF State in an interview on the program “In Depth.” C-Span 2 12/6/2020

Assistant Professor of Anthropology Martha Lincoln commented on the debate over wearing masks to prevent COVID-19 infection in multiple articles about a vaccine. New York Times 11/30/2020

SF State student Nicole Canedo commented on city-issued medical reimbursement accounts. El Tecolote 12/3/2020

SF State student Simone Hererra discussed visiting Lands End park in an article about Bay Area places to safely visit during the pandemic. College Magazine 12/3/2020

Filmmaker Eli Daughdrill, a former student, discussed his career in an article about his first feature film. Merced Sun-Star 12/3/2020

Assistant Professor of Anthropology Martha Lincoln wrote an op-ed about President-elect Joe Biden’s COVID-19 response strategy. The Hill 11/23/2020

Professor and Chair of Labor Studies John Logan wrote an op-ed about the potential for a new Secretary of Labor under the Biden Administration. The Hill 11/22/2020

Professor and Chair of Journalism Rachele Kanigel and “The Diversity Style Guide,” which she edits, were cited in an article about offensive terms to avoid using in the workplace. Forbes 11/22/2020

Director of the Health Equity Institute Jesus Ramirez-Valles discussed the challenge of finding LGBTQ-affirming facilities for senior citizens. Care.com 11/21/2020

SF State student James Aguilar discussed studying remotely in an article about the surge in online cheating during the pandemic. The Star 11/23/2020

Alumnus Danny Glover, an activist and actor, discussed the importance of building community on the podcast “Real Change.” KSKA-FM 11/20/2020

Actor, director and former professional athlete Carl Weathers, an alumnus, was profiled. Newsweek 11/20/2020

A statement by Professor of Psychology Kenneth Monteiro was quoted in an article about the CSU’s new Ethnic Studies requirement. SF Gate 11/18/2020

Alumna Jane Rudebusch discussed her research on sea otters in San Francisco Bay. East Bay Times 11/19/2020; The Mercury News 11/19/2020

SF State’s Paul K. Longmore Institute on Disability was mentioned in an article about the history of a state institution in Waltham, Massachusetts. WBUR-FM 11/19/2020

Research by Professor of Psychology Ryan T. Howell was cited in a list of ways to stay positive during the pandemic. MSN 11/17/2020

Associate Professor of Economics Philip King co-wrote an op-ed about how short-term rentals might be able to help local economies affected by the pandemic. Voice of San Diego 11/16/2020

Alumna and actress Annette Bening discussed her work with the American Conservatory Theater. San Francisco Chronicle 11/17/2020

Associate Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel commented on the passage of Proposition 22, which exempts app-based transportation companies like Lyft and Uber from having to provide benefits to certain employees. Rome News-Tribune 11/13/2020

Assistant Professor of Psychology Gaurav Suri was quoted in an article about how the pandemic is testing our ability to make decisions. Axios 11/12/2020

Alumni George Marcus, Judy Marcus and Chris Larsen were listed as some of SF State’s largest donors. San Francisco Business Times 11/13//2020

The death of Palestinian diplomat Saeb Erekat, an alumnus, was discussed in an article about Palestinian leadership. The Jerusalem Post 11/13/2020

Alumnus Michael Corrigan wrote an op-ed about the results of the 2020 presidential election. Idaho State Journal 11/12/2020

SF State was listed amongst the largest Bay Area universities and colleges. San Francisco Business Times 11/13/2020

Professor Emeritus of Political Science Richard DeLeon was quoted in two SF Weekly articles about politics in San Francisco. SF Weekly 11/11/2020; SF Weekly 11/11/2020

Professor of English Language & Literature Michael Krasny was quoted in an article about his retirement as host of KQED’s “Forum.” J. Weekly 11/11//2020

President of the SF State student group Israel Team Zachary Weinstein discussed what Joseph Biden winning the presidential election means to him. J. Weekly 11/10/2020

Palestinian politician and diplomat Saeb Erekat, an alumnus, died due to complications of COVID-19. NPR 11/11/2020

Professor and Chair of International Relations Mahmood Monshipouri wrote an article about the legacy of the Trump administration. Tehran Times 11/7/2020

Assistant Professor of Political Science Rebecca Eissler discussed the 2020 election. KTVU-TV 11/8/2020; KPIX 11/8/2020; KCBA-TV 11/8/2020

 (KPIX and KCBA-TV clips not available.)

Associate Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel discussed how the presidential election impacts Republicans in the GOP. KCBS-AM 11/8/2020 (Clip not available.)

Alumnus and retired Novato Police Captain Reginald Lyles was a guest on the television show “Mosaic.” KPIX 11/8/2020 (Clip not available.)

An op-ed criticizing the use of software to monitor testing for remote learning mentioned a resolution passed by SF State’s Academic Senate that would ban third-party proctoring. NBC News 11/7/2020

Associate Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel commented on the impact of approving Proposition B, which will create a new city department dedicated to cleaning up the streets. KTVU 11/5/2020

Professor and Chair of English Language & Literature Gitanjali Shahani discussed how our culinary habits shape who we are. The Lewiston Tribune 11/5/2020

Assistant Professor of Political Science Rebecca Eissler discussed how the presidential election impacts the race for senate. KTVU 11/3/2020

Former faculty member and Congressman Ro Khanna was mentioned in an article about Indian American candidates in the U.S. elections. Quartz India 11/5/2020

The formation of the Third World Liberation Front by students at SF State and the 1968 student strike were discussed in an article about potential opposition to new requirements for ethnic studies in California schools. Route Fifty 11/5/2020

Associate Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel commented on the ballot-counting process for the U.S. presidential election. KRON 4 11/4/2020 (Clip not available online.)

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung discussed the factors that influence Asian-American voters. KERA 11/3/2020

An article about efforts to make the SF State School of Music more inclusive quoted several faculty members, including School of Music Professor Hafez Modirzadeh and School of Music Director and Professor Cyrus Ginwala. San Francisco Classical Voice 11/3/2020

School of Art Professor Jeff Downing’s aquatic sculptures will be exhibited later this month at the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art. Pacific Sun 11/3/2020

Professor Emeritus of Political Science Robert C. Smith was quoted in a piece criticizing the U.S. Electoral College. Tehran Times 11/3/2020

Student Maggie Vinzant cofounded the Sacramento Community Fridge, a nonprofit food-share program. SacTown Magazine 11/3/2020

Alumna Rhodesia Ransom is a candidate for the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors. Stockton Record 11/3/2020

Professor of Political Science Ron Hayduk discussed the history of voting in the U.S. Player FM 10/26/2020

A study co-authored by Professor of Political Science Aaron Belkin was discussed in an article about Joe Biden’s plans for the U.S. Supreme Court. The Daily Wire 10/27/2020

Dean of Ethnic Studies Amy Sueyoshi commented on a new LGBTQ Japanese American pioneer exhibit. Nichi Bei 10/26/2020

A study by researchers at SF State about the trauma experienced by students during the 2016 presidential election was referenced in an article about anxiety surrounding the 2020 election. MSNBC 10/26/2020

The 1968 student strike at SF State was discussed in an article about the 50th anniversary of City College’s Extended Opportunity Programs and Services. The Guardsman 10/25/2020

Alumna Dorian Sylvain received an art award. Hyde Park Herald 10/22/2020

Alumnus Michael Corrigan wrote an op-ed about a news report about children separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border. Idaho State Journal 10/22/2020

Alumna M. Susan McLemore wrote a letter to the editor regarding an op-ed about global climate change. Fairfield Daily Republic 10/21/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung’s comments at a press briefing were cited in an article about a rise in anti-Asian racism linked to the pandemic. Huffington Post 10/21/2020, Yahoo! News 10/21/2020

Assistant Professor of Humanities and Liberal Studies David Peña-Guzmán was interviewed on a podcast about how educators are adjusting to the pandemic. Edsurge 10/21/2020

Alumna Kimberly Hines is running for a position on the board of the Cabrillo Unified School District. Half Moon Bay Review 10/21/2020

An article about the success of the Project Rebound program cited its origin at SF State. Fresno Bee 10/21/2020

SF State’s Department of Africana Studies was listed among the groups aiding the San Francisco Unified School District in creating a Black Studies curriculum. CBS Bay Area 10/20/2020

An article about university enrollment in the U.S. cited enrollment statistics at SF State. Christian Post 10/21/2020

Professor and Chair of Labor Studies John Logan commented on how unions are using ballot measures to help employees. Politico 10/19/2020

Associate Professor of Educational Administration and Coordinator of Educational Administration Credential and M.A. Programs Irina Okhremtchouk commented on the decision by University of California, Davis, to discontinue its teacher education master’s degree and credential program. Woodland Daily Democrat 10/18/2020

Assistant Professor of Political Science Rebecca Eissler commented on early voting. KTVU San Francisco 10/19/2020 ; KTVU 10/18/2020

Professor and Chair of Economics Anoshua Chaudhuri commented on how Bay Area retailers are preparing for holiday shopping during the pandemic. San Francisco Chronicle 10/18/2020

Associate Professor of Equity, Leadership Studies and Instructional Technologies Brian Beatty commented on the fatigue instructors are facing teaching both in-person and remotely during the pandemic. NBC News 10/18/2020

Assistant Professor of Political Science Rebecca Eissler commented on President Trump’s weekend Town Halls. KNTV-TV 10/18/2020 (Clip not available.)

The late Mary Lewis, an SF State professor and co-founder of the University’s Black Studies Department, was mentioned in an article about vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris.  MSN Arabia 10/17/2020

Media Relations Specialist Kent Bravo condemned white supremacy in an article about SF State student Cole Evan White, who faces a possible prison term for attacking anti-racism protesters in 2018. Press Democrat 10/16/2020 (This topic was covered by 114 news outlets.)

SF State student Tiffany Tonel discussed San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin’s use of their story in his campaign literature. San Francisco Chronicle 10/17/2020

Alumna Lwepaw Kacher, who works for a health care provider in Minnesota, discussed helping refugees through the COVID-19 crisis. Twin Cities Pioneer Press 10/18/2020

Alumna Lesli Fullerton-Pacis discussed her experience of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. KPIX-TV 10/17/2020

Alumna Rachel Kertz is a candidate for San Rafael City Council. MSN Now 10/18/2020; Yahoo! News          

Director of the Family Acceptance Project at SF State Caitlin Ryan was referenced in an article about transphobia. Curve 10/15/2020

Associate Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel was quoted in an article about ranked-choice voting. FilAm Star 10/15/2020

Alumna Susan Mayclin Stephenson published a new book on homeschooling. Eureka Times-Standard 10/15/2020

Vice Mayor for Daly City Juslyn Manalo, an alumnus, is up for re-election. FilAm Star 10/15/2020

Alumnus Bradley Estrin-Barks was selected as a writer for the ViacomCBS mentoring program. Hollywood Reporter 10/15/2020

Alumna Lisa Hicks-Dumanske is a candidate for the San Mateo County Community College Board of Trustees. The Almanac 10/14/2020

Professor and Chair of Labor Studies John Logan commented on a recent protest by Amazon employees. Yahoo! News – Philippines 10/13/2020 (This article was featured on two Yahoo news outlets.)

Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto discussed how nonverbal cues can impact our perception of people in an article about the recent presidential debate. Salon 10/12/2020

SF State student housing was mentioned in an op-ed about the state census. San Francisco Chronicle 10/13/2020

Alumna Nancy Orr is a candidate for the Cardiff School District board. Encinitas Advocate 10/9/2020

The artwork of alumna Suzanne Jackson is part of an exhibition at the Frieze Viewing Room in London. Ocula Magazine 10/8/2020     

Assistant Professor of Humanities and Liberal Studies David M. Peña-Guzmán was interviewed on the podcast “Pandemic Campus Diaries.” EdSurge 9/30/2020

The late Mary Lewis, an SF State professor and co-founder of the University’s Black Studies Department, was the godmother of vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris. Elle Magazine 10/6/2020 (This article was published in three news outlets.)

Photos of SF State staff members from a Saturday protest were featured in an article regarding lawmakers’ attempts to resolve pandemic-related budget issues. San Francisco Chronicle 10/6/2020

An SF State student commented in a news segment on the decline of international student enrollment in the CSU. KQED 10/6/2020 (Clip not available.)

Professor of Communication Studies Joe Tuman commented on the upcoming presidential debate. San Francisco Chronicle 9/29/2020

Professor of Africana Studies Shawn Ginwright was quoted in an article about the impact of the pandemic and limited health care in Black communities. Associated Press 9/29/2020 (This article was published in 303 news outlets.)

Professor Emeritus of Art Robert Bechtle died yesterday. KQED 9/25/2020; San Francisco Chronicle 9/25/2020

Associate Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel commented on Republican plans to fill the vacant Supreme Court seat left by the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. KPIX-TV 9/20/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung commented on the increase in pandemic-related hate crimes against Asians. KNX-AM 9/19/2020 (Clip not available.)

Professor of Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts Jeff Jacoby discussed transitioning to online learning.  KCBS Radio 6/4/2020

Actress and writer Kathryn Grody, an alumna, discussed advocating for Americans to vote on the show “The Week with Joshua Johnson.” MSNBC 9/20/2020 (Clip not available.)

Alumnus Harjant Gill was interviewed about his new documentary. Deccan Herald 9/20/2020

The Asian American Studies Department contributed to a report about pandemic-related hate crimes. San Francisco Examiner 9/20/2020; Nichi Bei 9/9/2020

President Lynn Mahoney was quoted in an article about the most diverse colleges in the U.S., including SF State. Wall Street Journal 9/17/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung was quoted in an article about an increase in pandemic-related hate crimes against Asians. NBC News 9/17/2020; The Siasat Daily Sun 9/16/2020

The Asian American Studies Department contributed to a report about pandemic-related hate crimes.  Teen Vogue 9/18/2020

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Instructor Clifford “Kip” Cranna was interviewed about an upcoming San Francisco Opera production. The Mercury News 9/15/2020

President Lynn Mahoney was quoted in an article about the layoff of 131 University employees due to pandemic-related budget cuts. SF Weekly 9/10/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung discussed tracking pandemic-related attacks against Asians. KTSU-TV 9/10/2020

Professor Emeritus of Asian American Studies Laureen Chew discussed her experience with student activism at SF State in the 1960s on the “We Are The Leaders” radio program. KPFA-FM 9/10/2020

Former faculty member John Irwin’s role as the founder of Project Rebound was discussed in an article about a new chapter of the program at California State University, Long Beach. Signal Tribune 9/10/2020

Kansas City Chiefs Coach Andrew Reid, a former SF State football coach, commented on the size of the crowd at the team’s season kick-off. KCTV-TV 9/10/2020

Alumnus Michael Gallagher is the new superintendent of Sunnyvale School District. The Silicon Valley Voice 9/11/2020

SF State was mentioned in multiple articles about the CSU’s decision to continue its remote learning model through the Spring 2021 semester. CBS San Francisco 9/11/2020; Silicon Valley Business Journal 9/11/2020

SF State decided to cancel on-campus classes and activities due to poor air quality. CBS San Francisco 9/11/2020

The layoff of 131 SF State employees was mentioned on the radio program “Here & Now.” KQED 9/10/2020 (Clip not available.)

Assistant Professor of Anthropology Martha Lincoln commented on how Americans are dealing with the continued pandemic. The Atlantic 9/9/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung discussed tracking pandemic-related attacks against Asians. WSYM-TV 9/8/2020 (This story was published in 43 news outlets.)

SF State student Marjorie Blen discussed returning to classes amid the pandemic. EdSurge 9/8/2020

SF State research on women’s reproductive health was cited in an article about a new feminine hygiene product. Forbes 9/9/2020

Professor and Chair of Journalism Rachele Kanigel and “The Diversity Style Guide,” which she edits, were cited in an article about the importance of capitalizing “Black.” Huffington Post 9/3/2020

Professor of Health Education Ruby N. Turalba was quoted in an article about a survey on chronic diseases among San Francisco’s Filipino residents. Inquirer 9/2/2020

Alumna Kristine Pacheco-Bernt is the new director of music education for the Santa Barbara Symphony. Santa Barbara News-Press 9/4/2020

Fall enrollment numbers at SF State were mentioned.  Forbes 9/3/2020

A survey on homelessness co-conducted by researchers at SF State was cited in an article about housing affordability in San Francisco. KQED 9/4/2020

Assistant Professor of Anthropology Martha Lincoln commented on how political parties influence people’s response to the pandemic. Boston Globe 8/31/2020

Research on bees by Professor of Biology Gretchen LeBuhn was cited in an article about the impact of the wildfires on Northern California bee populations. Bay Nature 9/1/2020

The relationship between former California Senator Phil Burton and alumnus Willie L. Brown Jr. was discussed in an op-ed about the Democratic candidate for vice president, Kamala Harris. Napa Valley Register 9/1/2020

Alumnus and Vice President of Sales for the Pathwater Company Gulshan Kumar was profiled.  VENTS Magazine 9/2/2020

Alumnus Akil Jefferson discussed the history of Oakland’s sideshow culture. SF Gate 9/1/2020

Alumnus Marcos Scauso has published a new book. New Canaan Advertiser 9/1/2020  (This topic was covered by 10 news outlets.)

Alumna Kate Eilertsen was interviewed about her role as curator of a new exhibition at di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art. Napa Valley Register 8/26/2020

A study by researchers at SF State about the trauma experienced by students during the 2016 presidential election was referenced in an article about the 2020 election. Vogue 8/27/2020

Research by the SF State Family Acceptance Project was referenced in an article about legislation in Kentucky that would ban LGBT conversion therapy. WKYU-FM 8/26/2020

President Lynn Mahoney commented on the impact of the pandemic and budget cuts on the CSU.  Los Angeles Times 8/24/2020

Professor of Labor Studies John Logan wrote an article about the union-busting tactics of large companies like Google and Amazon. The Conversation 8/24/2020 (This article was published in four news outlets.)

Late Associate Professor of History Dawn Mabalon was profiled in a slide show article about women who changed America. MSN Canada 8/23/2020

Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto discussed how face masks are complicating nonverbal communication. WHIO-AM 8/23/2020; WIBX-AM 8/23/2020; WROC-AM 8/23/2020 (This interview aired on seven radio stations.) (Clips not available.)

Biology Faculty Member Luiz Rocha discussed the natural hybridization of angelfish in coral reefs. Forbes 8/22/2020

SF State’s School of Cinema was listed as one of America’s top film schools. Hollywood Reporter 8/24/2020

Research by Assistant Professor of Management Dayna Herbert was cited in an article about how someone’s home life growing up impacts their choices for bosses as adults. The Ladders 7/16/2020

Alumnus and former San Francisco Mayor Willie L. Brown Jr. discussed moving to the Bay Area in a story about the history of liberalism in local politics. KQED 8/20/2020

Alumna Besem Obenson was interviewed about her work with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Medellin, Columbia. The Columbus Dispatch 8/19/2020       

Alumna Shilpa Hiran was profiled. Times of India 8/19/2020

Activism by students that led to the establishment of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State was mentioned in an article about a proposed plan to make ethnic studies a high school graduation requirement. San Francisco Chronicle 8/20/2020

The formation of the Third World Liberation Front by students at SF State in the 1960s was the inspiration for one of this year’s Doodle for Google contest winners. WTTG-TV 8/19/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung and the Stop APPI Hate website, which tracks pandemic-related anti-Asian prejudice, were cited in a story about the New York Police Department’s new Asian Hate Crime Task Force.  WNBC-TV 8/18/2020

Alumnus Thomas Sanders published a new photography book, “Vietnam War Portraits: The Faces and Voices.” Sonoma Index-Tribune 8/18/2020

SF State was mentioned in an article about San Diego State University’s plan to require race relations courses for criminal justice students. EdSource 8/18/2020

The establishment of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State was mentioned in multiple articles about a bill signed by Governor Newsom that makes ethnic studies a course requirement for the CSU. EdSource 8/17/2020; San Francisco Chronicle 8/17/2020; The Sundial 8/17/2020 (This topic was covered by four news outlets.)

Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto discussed how people can better communicate while wearing a face mask. Inverse 8/14/2020

Professor of Political Science Aaron Belkin wrote an op-ed about the future of the Supreme Court. Los Angeles Times 8/14/2020

Lecturer of Africana Studies Dave “Davey D” Cook commented on social justice advocacy in the NFL. Fox 10 News Phoenix 8/13/2020

SF State journalism student Sam Moore wrote an article about calls to release prisoners from the Santa Clara jail due to COVID-19. El Tecolote 8/13/2020

Alumna Lwepaw Kacher, who works for a health care provider in Minnesota, discussed helping refugees through the COVID-19 crisis. Star Tribune 8/13/2020

The late Dean of Education Asa Grant Hilliard was mentioned in an NPR radio program about a landmark lawsuit that challenged racial biases in IQ tests. WGBH-FM 8/13/2020 (This program aired on four NPR affiliates. Clip unavailable.)

The founding of the College of Ethnic Studies was mentioned in an article about a proposal to make ethnic studies a K-12 education requirement. EdSource 8/14/2020

Assistant Professor of History Felicia Angeja Viator was quoted in an article about hip-hop artists speaking out against police brutality in their music. SF Gate 8/11/2020

SF State student Jocelyn Garcia discussed the difficulties she has faced studying remotely. ABC7 8/6/2020

Former faculty member and popular children’s television host Bob March died last Thursday. San Francisco Chronicle 8/10/2020

Creator of the Baseball Reliquary Terry Cannon, an alumnus, died August 1. The New York Times

SF State was mentioned in an article about California Department of Health guidelines for reopening colleges and universities.  NBC Bay Area 8/10/2020

SF State President Lynn Mahoney discussed the University’s decision-making during the COVID-19 pandemic. ABC7 8/6/2020

Professor of Labor Studies John Logan commented on anti-union attitudes in the tech industry. OneZero 8/7/20

Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto commented on how the pandemic will change the way we greet one another in the future. South China Morning Post 8/7/2020 (This story was published in six news outlets.)

Student Jocelyn Garcia was interviewed about the difficulties involved with remote education. ABC7 8/6/2020

Alumnus and activist Brandon Lee continues to advocate against human rights abuses in the Philippines a year after being shot in the country. KQED 8/7/2020

The late composer Pauline Oliveros, an alumna, was profiled for her pioneering “sonic meditation” sessions. (This story was published in 10 news outlets.) The Miami Herald 8/6/2020

 Dora Tobar, who will attend SF State in the fall, discussed her plans to major in Criminal Justice. The New York Times 8/6/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung discussed pandemic-related prejudice against Asians in article about the virus’s impact on businesses in New York City’s Chinatown. Business Insider 8/5/2020

The late composer Pauline Oliveros, an alumna, was profiled. Los Angeles Times 8/5/2020 (This article was published in two news outlets.)

Alumnus Tyler Brumfield discussed taking a phone recording of a hate incident at a post office in Los Altos. Los Altos Town Crier 8/5/2020

The 1968 student strike and the establishment of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State were discussed on an episode of the podcast “Code Switch.” NPR 8/5/2020

Professor of Biology Lily Chen commented on COVID-19 infection prevention. KGO-TV 7/29/2020

Assistant Professor of International Relations Anthony Pahnke was quoted in an article about the Trump administration’s “Law and Order” campaign. Tehran Times 7/29/2020

The 1968 student strike and the establishment of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State were discussed on the KQED podcast “Bay Curious.” Player FM 7/30/2020

Assistant Professor of Psychology Gaurav Suri commented on humans’ ability to assess risks during pandemics. San Francisco Chronicle 7/28/2020      

Professor of Labor Studies John Logan commented on the impact of expiring unemployment benefits during the pandemic. NBC Bay Area 7/24/2020

Former SF State student Brandon Lee, who was shot last year while working with human rights organizations in the Philippines, was mentioned in an article about a protest against a new Philippine anti-terrorism law.  San Francisco Examiner 7/27/2020

Former SF State student Tré Burt was interviewed about how the pandemic is affecting his music career. The Sacramento Bee 7/27/2020

A report by SF State’s Asian American Studies Department about the increase in anti-Asian xenophobia was cited in multiple articles. The Chronicle of Higher Education 7/27/2020; SFist 7/27/2020

Professor of Jewish Studies Marc Dollinger discussed anti-Semitism and the Black Lives Matter movement. Newsweek 7/24/2020

Professor of Africana Studies Shawn Ginwright, who serves as chairman of the board for the California Endowment, discussed the organization’s pledge to support Black-led organizing, activism and advocacy. Los Angeles Sentinel 7/24/2020

Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies Rachel Gross discussed how technology and the pandemic are changing how synagogues hold services. The Forward 7/24/2020

Associate Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel was quoted in multiple articles about ranked-choice voting. Wall Street Journal 7/23/2020; Boston Globe 7/22/2020

Alumnus and entrepreneur Chris Larsen was quoted in an article about investing in public security cameras. The Denver Post 7/24/2020

A PBS documentary about the youth group Radical Monarchs, which was founded by alumni Anayvette Martinez and Marilyn Hollinquest, was reviewed. Los Angeles Times 7/20/2020

Professor of Political Science Aaron Belkin commented on the future of the Supreme Court. Voice of America 7/22/2020; Birmingham Star 7/22/2020 (This article was featured in three news outlets.)

Associate Professor of History Sarah Crabtree was quoted in an article about the difference between Puritans and Pilgrims. HowStuffWorks 7/22/2020

Professor of Asian American Studies Valerie Soe discussed her recent film “Sewing in the Time of Coronavirus.” 48 Hills 7/21/2020

Professor and Chair of Labor Studies John Logan commented on the risks teachers, hairstylists and temperature checkers face returning to work during the pandemic. Axios 7/21/2020

Lecturer of Political Science David Lee is a San Francisco Board of Supervisors District One candidate. 48 Hills 7/21/2020

Photos of several SF State nursing students helping test for COVID-19 in the Mission District were featured in an article about the concerns Latinos have about being tested. Los Angeles Times 7/21/2020

Alumnus Andrew Sanders died Sunday following a bicycle accident at an annual event on Dolores Street in San Francisco. SF Gate 7/21/2020; Mission 7/21/2020

A PBS documentary about the youth group Radical Monarchs, which was founded by alumni Anayvette Martinez and Marilyn Hollinquest, was reviewed. The Miami Herald 7/22/2020 (This article was published in six news outlets.)

Alumnus Thomas Oluwatoberu was the captain of the first all-Nigerian flight crew in the history of Frontier Airlines. Nigerian Canadian News 7/21/2020

The League of Filipino Students at SF State was discussed in an article about a Filipino activist. Inquirer 7/22/2020

The establishment of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State was discussed in an article about the California State University’s proposed policy to make ethnic studies a graduation requirement. Ed Source 7/21/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung was cited in an article about pandemic-related prejudice against Asians in the Republic of Kosovo. Balkan Insight 7/20/2020

Alumnus Donaldo Prescod commented on how student loan debt is increasing pandemic-related financial stress. The Nation 7/20/2020

The late Elijah “Pumpsie” Green, an alumnus and major league baseball pioneer, was profiled. The Mercury News 7/20/2020

Alumnus Will Lightbourne is the new director of the California Department of Health Care Services.  East Bay Times 7/19/2020; The Mercury News 7/19/2020

Alumna and original Freedom Rider Peggy Trotter Preacely discussed changing the name of Wilson High School in Long Beach. Press Telegram 7/18/2020

Alumnus Nathaniel Cogley is the new deputy director for policy at the Census Bureau. Science Magazine 7/17/2020

Former SF State President S.I. Hayakawa was mentioned in a letter to the editor about protests. Marin Independent Journal 7/19/2020

The 1968 student strike and the establishment of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State were discussed in multiple stories about a proposal to make ethnic studies a graduation requirement in California. Times of San Diego 7/19/2020; KXJZ-FM 7/18/2020 (This topic was covered by 15 news outlets.)

Alumna Anayvette Martinez was interviewed about the youth group Radical Monarchs, which she founded with fellow alum Marilyn Hollinquest. San Francisco Chronicle 7/16/2020

Alumnus and Director of the Petaluma Parks and Recreation Department Jim Carr was interviewed about his career. Argus Courier 7/16/2020

Alumna Daisy Defoe was interviewed about her family’s off-grid farm. Ashland Daily Press 7/16/2020

Alumnus Aaron Drake was interviewed about writing the musical score for the documentary “Robin’s Wish.” The Press Democrat 7/16/2020

Alumna Nancy Prior, who is blind, discussed how her guide dogs have helped her navigate. The Silicon Valley Voice 7/16/2020

Alumnus Akil Jefferson was interviewed about the history of Oakland’s sideshow culture. SF Gate 7/15/2020

President Lynn Mahoney discussed how SF State is responding to the federal government’s new visa rule requiring international students not taking in-person courses to return to their home country. KQED 7/13/2020

Professor and Chair of Labor Studies John Logan discussed how the pandemic has impacted employment rates for Black and Latino women. KCBS-AM 7/13/2020 (Clip not available.)

Alumna Alina Sivorinovsky Wickham was interviewed about her new book. J. Weekly 7/13/2020

Alumna and cinematographer Bianca Butti was profiled in a Hollywood gossip column. MSN UK 7/14/2020; Evening Standard 7/14/2020

SF State Media Relations Specialist Kent Bravo and student Bonnie Law commented on the federal government’s new visa rule requiring international students not taking in-person courses to return to their home country. Mission Local 7/10/2020; SF Gate 7/9/2020; MSN 7/9/2020

Writings by Associate Professor of Equity, Leadership Studies and Instructional Technologies Brian Beatty and Lecturer for the Department of Equity, Leadership Studies and Instructional Technologies Kevin Kelly were mentioned in an article about student engagement in hybrid classrooms. The Chronicles of Higher Education 7/9/2020

SF State senior Samantha Laurey discussed avoiding exposure to COVID-19 in an article about the increased infection rates on the University of California, Berkeley campus. San Francisco Chronicle 7/10/2020

Alumnus and entrepreneur Chris Larsen was quoted in an article about investing in public security cameras. New York Times 7/10/2020

SF State research on the benefits of skipping was mentioned on the John Tesh radio show. KPLA-FM 7/10/2020 (Clip not available.)

SF State was mentioned in an article about a Latino COVID-19 task force. Mission Local 7/10/2020

The Stop APPI Hate website, which the Asian American Studies Department helped launch, was cited in multiple articles about anti-Asian prejudice. Northwest Asian Weekly 7/9/2020; Rafu Shimpo 7/9/2020

The number of international students enrolled at SF State was mentioned in an article about a proposed legal challenge to the federal government’s new visa policies. San Francisco Chronicle 7/9/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung commented on the increase in pandemic-related anti-Asian prejudice. Asian Journal 7/8/2020; KTVU 7/7/2020

Professor and Chair of Labor Studies John Logan was quoted in an article about how the pandemic is exposing workers’ vulnerabilities. Axios 7/7/2020

Professor of History Marc Stein discussed how the Black Panther Party influenced activism in the LGBTQ community in San Francisco on an episode of the docuseries “The California Century,” which recently aired on 19 NPR-affiliated radio stations. BBC Radio 7/7/2020

SF State senior Deepasha Debnath commented on the federal government’s new visa rule requiring international students not taking in-person courses to return to their home country. The New York Times 7/8/2020 (This article was published in two news outlets.)

SF State student Okubo Takahiro commented on a new visa rule that would either prohibit international students from entering the country or require them to leave if universities move to remote instruction only. Vice News 7/8/2020

The impact of the California Master Plan for Higher Education of 1960 on Black students at SF State was mentioned in an op-ed. Los Angeles Times 7/8/2020

Assistant Professor of Health Education Lara Cushing co-wrote an article about the effects living near oil and gas wells can have on pregnant women and their children. Inverse 7/6/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung was quoted in multiple articles about the surge in pandemic-related hate crimes against Asian Americans. South China Morning Post 7/6/2020; KPIX-TV 7/5/2020; Rafu Shimpo 7/3/2020 (This topic was covered by 17 news outlets.)

Professor of Management John Sullivan discussed the advantages and disadvantages of working remotely. The Seattle Times 7/4/2020 ; Today 7/3/2020

Assistant Professor of History Kym Morrison commented on the recent removal of monument statues by activists. SF Weekly 7/3/2020

SF State student Andrea Jiménez was mentioned in an article about students who are struggling to find summer work during the pandemic. San Francisco Chronicle 7/6/2020

Former California Assemblyman Bill Duplissea, an alumnus, died July 1. San Francisco Chronicle 7/4/2020

Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies Amy Sueyoshi discussed the San Francisco GLBT Historical Society’s “Labor of Love” exhibit in an article about the history of San Francisco Pride. SF Gate 6/26/2020

Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto discussed how face masks are complicating nonverbal communication. KCBS Radio 6/25/2020 (This story aired on 25 radio stations.)

Associate Professor of Biology Andrea Swei was quoted in an article about tick-borne diseases. MSN Fitness & Health 6/25/2020 (This article was published in two news outlets.)

Criminal Justice Studies Lecturer James Dudley co-wrote an article about how law enforcement officers are responding to protests related to the killing of George Floyd. Police One 6/25/2020

Professor of Health Education Erik Peper discussed the health benefits of waking up early. Men’s Health 6/24/2020; MSN 6/24/2020

Dean of the College of Ethnic Studies Amy Sueyoshi commented on the history of the Pride movement in San Francisco. San Francisco Examiner 6/23/2020

Alumna and co-founder of SF State’s Department of Women and Gender Studies Lani Ka'ahumanu was profiled in an article about LGBTQ activism. The Bold Italic 6/23/2020

Alumna and actress Annette Bening was a speaker for the Point Foundation’s 2020 commencement gala. Hollywood Reporter 6/23/2020

The 1968 student strike at SF State was discussed in an article about Chicano protest art. San Francisco Chronicle 6/24/2020

The establishment of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State was discussed in an episode of the KQED podcast “The Bay.” KQED 6/22/2020

Assistant Professor of History Felicia Angeja Viator wrote an article for the Washington Post about the current relevance of a 1980s rap song about the police. The Washington Post 6/22/2020; SF Gate 6/22/2020

Lecturer of Africana Studies Kwadwo Duane Deterville was quoted in an article about imagery and protest culture in the Bay Area. San Francisco Chronicles 6/22/2020

Associate Professor of Native American Studies Roger Kuhn was a guest on a radio program about mental health during the pandemic. Native American Calling 6/16/2020

Vice President of Animation Recruitment and Development for the Nickelodeon television channel Camille Eden, an alumna, discussed being a Black woman in animation. Animation Magazine 6/19/2020

Alumnus and filmmaker Soon King Yaw was profiled in multiple articles. Daily Express 6/22/2020; The Star 6/20/2020;MSN 6/20/2020

Alumna Kathy Triolo was elected president of the Nevada County Camera Club. The Union 6/19/2020

The establishment of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State was discussed in an article about the California State University’s plan to make ethnic studies a graduation requirement. MSN 6/21/2020; KQED 6/21/2020; Latin Post 6/20/2020 (This topic was covered by eight news outlets.)

Research by SF State’s Family Acceptance Project was cited in an article about the financial difficulties faced by the LGBTQ community. MoneyWise 6/18/2020

Director of the Center for Iranian Diaspora Studies Persis Karim and SF State student Nina Mir discussed how the LGBTQIA community is viewed in Iran in an article about an upcoming pride event. San Francisco Examiner 6/18/2020

Professor Emeritus of History Robert Cherny was quoted in an article about the influence murals have had on community change. Fast Company 6/18/2020

Professor Emeritus of Political Science Robert Smith discussed death threats made to a Santa Clara health officer over COVID-19 regulations. KTVU 6/17/2020

Professor of Asian American Studies Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales helped to establish the Pinays Rising scholarship in 2018. Balitang America 6/17/2020

The 1968 student strike and the establishment of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State were cited in an article about the Alum Rock Union School District Board’s decision to implement an ethnic studies curriculum. San Jose Spotlight

Professor of Art Mark Johnson was quoted in an article about the proposed removal of a bust at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco. New York Times 6/15/2020

Criminal Justice Studies Lecturer James Dudley wrote an article about the potential impact of defunding the police. Police One 6/11/2020

An article about how social media is fueling pandemic-related prejudice against Asians cited a report from an anti-xenophobia website that the Asian American Studies Department helped launch. Latin American Post 6/16/2020

SF State student Javi De Leonx commented on an Alameda demonstration he participated in. East Bay Times 6/12/2020; The Mercury News 6/12/2020

The formation of the Third World Liberation Front in the 1960s by students at SF State was discussed in an article about the controversy over the slogan “Yellow Peril Supports Black Power.” NBC News 6/9/2020 (This story was published in three news outlets.)

Assistant Professor of Anthropology Martha Lincoln discussed how wearing face masks effects social interactions. Vox 6/8/2020

Alumnus Danny Glover, an activist and actor, discussed the importance of building community on the podcast “Real Change.” KSKA-FM 6/5/2020

Former SF State President and California Senator S.I. Hayakawa was mentioned in an interview about a book on the history of Boulder, Colorado. KOA-AM 6/5/2020 (clip not available)

An article about the impact of President Trump’s immigration policies on Chinese students and scholars mentioned the Stop APPI Hate website, which the Asian American Studies Department helped launch. CGTN 6/7/2020

President Lynn Mahoney was quoted in an article about state education leaders speaking out against racism and police brutality. EdSource 6/1/2020

Alumna Skye McLennan was named the new director of the San Luis Obispo International Film Festival. Paso Robles Daily News 6/1/2020

An article by Professor of Jewish Studies Marc L. Dollinger was quoted in an editorial. Times of Israel 5/26/2020

Director of SF State’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) Kathy Bruin discussed OLLI’s shift to online classes this spring and what that means for the seniors who signed up for them. San Francisco Chronicle 5/26/2020; SF Gate 5/26/2020

The 1968 student strike and the founding of SF State’s College of Ethnic Studies were mentioned in an article about the new PBS docuseries “Asian Americans.” Nichi Bei 5/21/2020

A report by Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung about increased pandemic-related xenophobia was cited in an article about an attack on an Asian American couple in Seattle. The Seattle Times 5/21/2020

Alumnus Kelcey Ayer was interviewed about his career with the indie band Local Natives. Spill Magazine 5/22/2020

SF State student Sam Moore wrote an article about the health challenges the trans community is experiencing during the pandemic. El Tecolote 5/21/2020

Alumna and Santa Rosa Vice Mayor Victoria Fleming was profiled. The North Bay Business Journal 5/22/2020

Alumnus and Sonoma Mayor Logan Harvey was profiled. The North Bay Business Journal 5/22/2020

The 1968 student strike and the founding of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State were discussed in an article about Asian American History. Time 5/22/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung discussed a video he recently launched to help combat pandemic-related hate crimes against Asian Americans. KTXL-TV 5/20/2020 (clip unavailable)

Assistant Professor of Anthropology Martha Lincoln commented on states’ varying responses to the pandemic. The Atlantic 5/20/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung was quoted in an article about the impact of pandemic-related discrimination on Asian American doctors. The Washington Post 5/19/2020; MSN News 5/19/2020 (This article was published by 13 news outlets.)

An article about anti-China political ads mentioned the Stop APPI Hate website, which the Asian American Studies Department helped launch. Huffington Post 5/19/2020 (This article was published on three news sites.)

Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto discussed how face masks are complicating nonverbal communication. KCBS-AM 5/15/2020 (clip unavailable)

SF State students MaryJane Johnson and Corey Browning discussed difficulties completing their journalism internships during the pandemic. San Francisco Examiner 5/17/2020

SF State student William Hunter was quoted in an article about the CSU’s decision to continue remote learning into fall 2020. Reuters 5/15/2020 (This story was featured on 62 news outlets.)

Alumna Angélica Garcia is the first Chicana president of Berkeley City College. Diverse Issues in Higher Education 5/15/2020

Alumna and artist Donna Levreault was profiled. The Union 5/15/2020

Television and film producer Ron Ziskin, an alumnus, died May 9. MSN 5/15/2020

SF State was listed among the first colleges to establish an Asian American Studies program in an article about Asian American history. PBS SoCal 5/15/2020

An article about Los Angeles County officials urging people to report hate crimes against Asian Americans discussed an anti-discrimination website launched by SF State’s Asian American Studies Department. Asian Journal 5/16/2020

An op-ed about the CSU’s decision to continue remote learning in fall 2020 mentioned SF State. SF Gate 5/14/2020

SF State was mentioned in an article about how higher education is adapting to primarily remote instruction. San Francisco Chronicle 5/17/2020; MSN 5/17/2020

President Lynn Mahoney discussed how SF State is planning for continued remote learning during the pandemic. KGO-TV 5/13/2020

Professor Emeritus of Counseling Robert Chope commented on supporting mental health during the pandemic. The New York Times 5/14/2020

School of PACE Lecturer James Dudley commented on how law enforcement officers can help reduce child abuse during the pandemic in a segment of “PBS NewsHour.” WNET-TV 5/13/2020

Professor of Geography & Environment Jason Henderson commented on a development plan for the area of Market and Van Ness in San Francisco. San Francisco Examiner 5/13/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung and a website he helped establish were discussed in an article about advocates working to stop anti-Asian discrimination. Diverse Issues in Higher Education 5/14/2020

School of PACE Lecturer James Dudley was quoted in an article about law enforcement staffing during the pandemic. Police One 5/12/2020

Professor of Geography & Environment Jason Henderson discussed public transportation operation following the pandemic. KCBS-AM 5/11/2020

Alumnus King Yaw Soon directed a short film titled “All I Did Was Smile and Say Hello,” which is part of the KQED Homemade Film Festival. KQED 5/11/2020

Alumna and Executive Director of the nonprofit Success Centers Liz Jackson-Simpson was profiled. High Times 5/11/2020

The 1968 student strike at SF State was mentioned in multiple stories about the new PBS docuseries “Asian Americans.” Los Angeles Times 5/11/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung was quoted in an article about a resolution passed in San Antonio, Texas, regarding pandemic-related hate speech. Daily Mail 5/8/2020

SF State student Noor Baig wrote an article about how Bay Area Muslims are adapting their religious traditions during the pandemic. El Tecolote 5/7/2020

Alumnus Francisco Durán is the new superintendent for Arlington County Public Schools in Virginia. WTOP-FM 5/8/2020

Alumnus and poet Michael McClure died May 4. The Washington Post 5/7/2020

An article about how higher education is adapting to the COVID-19 crisis cites a podcast recorded by Lecturer for the Department of Equity, Leadership Studies and Instructional Technologies Kevin Kelly. Inside Higher Education 5/6/2020

Research Fellow for Research & Sponsored Programs Cathy Samayoa was featured on a podcast about stress and cancer. Salud America! 5/6/2020

Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Studies Dilara Yarbough wrote an article about advocating for safe housing for homeless women during the pandemic. Ms. Magazine 5/5/2020

Lecturer of Political Science David Lee commented on the debate over a proposal to reserve hotel rooms for the city’s homeless population. The Wall Street Journal 5/5/2020

Labor Studies Lecturer Bill Sokol commented on a lawsuit against Uber and Lyft. San Francisco Examiner 5/5/2020

Alumnus and poet Michael McClure died May 4. San Francisco Chronicle 5/5/2020

An article about the new PBS docuseries “Asian Americans” discussed the founding of SF State’s College of Ethnic Studies. PBS SoCal 5/5/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung commented on the increase in reports of pandemic-related hate crimes. The Anchorage Press Online 5/1/2020; KNX-AM 5/3/2020 (clip unavailable.)

SF State student Madelyn Swanson discussed running her own business during the COVID-19 crisis. Benicia Herald 5/1/2020

Alumna and writer Judy Juanita was profiled. Kirkus Review 5/2/2020

Principal for the nonprofit organization Black Futures Lab Alicia Garza, an alumna, was quoted in an article about how a traffic ticket changed Martin Luther King Jr.’s life. AP News 5/4/2020

Multiple articles about pandemic-related hate crimes cite the Stop APPI Hate website, which the Asian American Studies Department helped launch to record such attacks. Diverse Issues in Higher Education 5/4/2020; Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder 5/2/2020

Professor Emeritus of History Bill Issel commented on pandemic-related protests. The Guardian 4/29/2020; Yahoo! News 4/29/2020

Professor of Labor Studies John Logan was quoted in an article about layoffs and union organizing during the pandemic. ACQ Magazine 4/28/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung and the website he helped establish to track xenophobic attacks against Asians were cited in a news story about an increase in pandemic-related hate crimes. NPR 4/28/2020 (clip unavailable.)

President Lynn Mahoney encouraged prospective college students to embrace remote learning in an article about the impact COVID-19 is having on higher education. The San Diego Union-Tribune 4/27/2020
Professor of Labor Studies John Logan commented on the need for grocery stores to be more transparent about employees who test positive for COVID-19. NPR 4/26/2020; KQED 4/26/2020 (clip not available)

Professor of Biology Ravinder Sehgal commented on the impact the COVID-19 crisis will have on field research. The Wire 4/25/2020

The Great Sunflower Project, a citizen science initiative run by Professor of Biology Gretchen LeBuhn, was mentioned in an article about gardening while sheltering in place. The Shawnee News-Star 4/25/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung was quoted in an article about the increase in xenophobia against Asians due to the COVID-19 crisis. MSN 4/25/2020

An episode of “Book TV” in which Lecturer of Journalism Roland De Wolk discussed his book “American Disruptor: The Scandalous Life of Leland Stanford” recently aired. C-Span 2 4/24/2020

Professor of Economics Anoshua Chaudhuri commented on the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on retail stores in the Bay Area. KQED 4/24/2020

SF State student Isik Berfin discussed learning traditional Zaza and Kurdish music from her mother in an article about preserving California’s immigration history through music. South Carolina Public Radio 4/24/2020

A report by SF State’s Asian American Studies Department about anti-Chinese xenophobia was cited in an article about increased discrimination linked to COVID-19. CGTN 4/27/2020

Professor of Labor Studies John Logan commented on Walmart’s lack of follow-through on a plan to provide face masks to employees. Vox 4/23/2020

A tweet by alumna Molly Sanchez was featured in a list of pandemic-related social media messages from comedians. SF Gate 4/23/2020

Alumna Mira Martin-Parker wrote a letter to the editor about rent relief during the COVID-19 crisis. 48 Hills 4/22/2020

SF State was listed among universities considering plans for the fall 2020 semester. The Mercury News 4/22/2020

A report by SF State’s Asian American Studies Department about anti-Chinese xenophobia was cited in an article about the concerns of Asian Americans in the LGBTQ community. Vice 4/22/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung discussed the negative impact of calling COVID-19 a “Chinese virus.” WGBH 4/21/2020; The Washington Post 4/21/2020; KCBS-AM 4/20/2020

Lecturer in Criminal Justice Ishman Anderson was profiled for his work mentoring students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Woodland Daily Democrat 4/20/2020

Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies Rachel Gross commented on a presentation she gave at a Jewish Community Library event, which was briefly disrupted due to a new trend called “Zoombombing.” J. Weekly 4/20/2020

Professor of Labor Studies John Logan commented on the possibility of grocery stores closing to customers and allowing pick-up only. WGN-TV 4/20/2020; WBRZ 4/20/2020; Napa Valley Register 4/20/2020 (This topic was covered by over 400 news outlets.)

SF State student Brandon Tanguma wrote an article about the impact of COVID-19 on Bay Area indie wrestling matches. El Tecolote 4/20/2020

Alumnus Rob Caughlan wrote an op-ed about redirecting national defense funds to national health. San Francisco Chronicle 4/20/2020

A webpage to document xenophobic attacks against Asian Americans that was launched with help from the Asian American Studies Department was mentioned in an article about increased attacks in New York City. Huffington Post 4/20/2020

President Lynn Mahoney was quoted in an article about a survey sent to SF State seniors asking how the University should proceed with Commencement. SF Gate 4/14/2020

Research by Professor of Health Education Erik Peper was cited in an article about working from home. Yahoo Lifestyle 4/16/2020

Alumna and therapist Mary Fennelly is offering free mental health counseling during the COVID-19 crisis. Chestnut Hill Local 4/17/2020

Alumnus and Director of the nonprofit organization Operation Shoestring Robert Langford was interviewed about how the organization is continuing to help children and families while schools are closed. The Northside Sun 4/17/2020

President Lynn Mahoney was quoted in an article about a survey sent to SF State seniors asking how the University should proceed with Commencement. San Francisco Chronicle 4/14/2020

Professor of Labor Studies John Logan commented on the extra precautions grocery workers have to take to keep from becoming infected by COVID-19. Mel Magazine 4/15/2020

Assistant Professor of Biology Pleuni Pennings commented on a new study that suggests dogs may have helped transmit COVID-19 to humans. Live Science 4/15/2020; MEAWW 4/15/2020

Professor of Africana Studies Shawn Ginwright wrote an op-ed about how COVID-19 highlights the need to heal America’s racial divisions. San Francisco Chronicle 4/14/2020

Lecturer for the Department of Equity, Leadership Studies and Instructional Technologies Kevin Kelly was cited in an article about the need to reimagine higher education following the COVID-19 crisis. Inside Higher Ed 4/14/2020

The 1968 student strike at SF State was mentioned in an article about 1960s student activism in Los Angeles. The Guardian 4/15/2020

Professor of Labor Studies John Logan was quoted in an article about how grocery stores can protect their employees during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Washington Post 4/12/2020; San Antonio Express News 4/13/2020; SF Gate 4/12/2020 (This article was published on 12 news sites.)

Professor of Labor Studies John Logan discussed employee union activism during a pandemic on the podcast “Dear Discreet Guide.” Podomatic 4/10/2020

Assistant Professor of Special Education Kathleen Mortier commented on a website that helps special education teachers work with students remotely. Ed Source 4/10/2020

Alumnus and inventor of the wetsuit Jack O’Neill was mentioned on the NBC docuseries “Bay Area Revelations.” NBC 4/11/2020

A report by SF State’s Asian American Studies Department about the increase in anti-Chinese xenophobia was cited in an article about encouraging people to be compassionate toward one another. The Statesman 4/12/2020

A webpage documenting xenophobic attacks against Asian Americans that was launched with help from the Asian American Studies Department was discussed. The Daily Journal 4/11/2020; KCET-TV 4/9/2020

Professor of Jewish Studies Marc Dollinger commented on alternative ways to celebrate Passover during the COVID-19 pandemic. San Francisco Examiner 4/7/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung was quoted in multiple articles about the increase of attacks against Asian Americans as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Palo Alto Online 4/7/2020; KNBC-TV 4/7/2020 (This article was published on 11 NBC-affiliated sites.)

Research on the psychological impact of purchasing consumer goods conducted by Professor of Psychology Ryan T. Howell was referenced in a list of “happiness hacks.” MSN 4/7/2020

Alumna Angelica Garcia was selected to be president of Berkeley City College. SF Gate 4/7/2020

Alumna and physician Michelle Roland discussed applying lessons learned from the AIDs pandemic to the current COVID-19 crisis. J. Weekly 4/7/2020

A webpage documenting xenophobic attacks against Asian Americans that was launched with help from Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung was cited in multiple articles. The Washington Post 4/6/2020; ABC News Radio 4/5/2020; Inquirer 4/3/2020 (The ABC News article was published in 27 news outlets.)

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung was quoted in an article about threats made to owners of a Chinese restaurant in Connecticut. Valley Independent Sentinel 4/5/2020

A report compiled by Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung about an increase in xenophobic attacks against Asian Americans because of COVID-19 was mentioned. Rafu Shimpo 4/4/2020; Relevant Magazine 4/3/2020

Assistant Professor of Biology Pleuni Pennings was quoted in an op-ed about finding accurate information about COVID-19. Wired 4/5/2020

Alumnus and former San Francisco mayor Willie Brown Jr. was interviewed. Nob Hill Gazette 4/4/2020

Alumnus and entrepreneur Ben Yang, who is celebrated for the jewelry he creates under the name “Ben Baller,” was interviewed about a new project. Seattle Times 4/4/2020

Alumna and actor Liatile Mohale was interviewed about her play “Bitla la Morena.” Sunday Express 4/4/2020

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andrew Reid, a former SF State football coach, discussed working on game planning from home. West Hawaii Today 4/4/2020 (This story was published in three news outlets.)

Professor of Labor Studies John Logan was quoted in an article about classifying grocery employees as essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. NPR 4/2/2020 (This story aired on 72 National Public Radio stations.)

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung discussed a webpage created to document xenophobic attacks against Asian Americans as a result of the COVID-19 crisis. Inside Higher Ed 4/2/2020; The Hill 4/2/2020; The Sacramento Bee 4/2/2020

Associate Professor of Race and Resistance Studies Jeff Duncan-Andrade discussed challenges teachers face working with students through distance learning. KQED 4/1/2020

Assistant Professor of History Felicia Angeja Viator was interviewed about her book “To Live and Defy in LA: How Gangsta Rap Changed America.” KQED-FM 4/1/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung co-wrote an op-ed about how Trump’s language when describing COVID-19 is fueling anti-Asian discrimination. Los Angeles Times 4/1/2020 (This story was published in three news outlets.)

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung was quoted in an article about a white man in Canada who was arrested for threatening to infect indigenous people with COVID-19. Vice Canada 4/1/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung commented on the launch of a webpage to document xenophobic attacks against Asian Americans. The Independent 3/26/2020

Assistant Professor of Special Education Kathleen Mortier discussed the challenges facing special needs students learning from home. Los Angeles Times 3/25/2020

Professor of Health Education Erik Peper was quoted in an article about tips for working at home. Yahoo Lifestyle 3/25/2020

Assistant Professor of International Relations Anthony Pahnke wrote an op-ed about investing in farming during the COVID-19 crisis. Rome News-Tribune 3/25/2020

Former SF State student Boots Riley discussed his career in music and working on the film “Sorry to Bother You” on the NPR radio program “Bullseye.” KNPR-FM 3/24/2020

A report by SF State’s Asian American Studies Department was cited in multiple articles about the increase in anti-Chinese xenophobia due to the COVID-19 crisis. Huffington Post 3/25/2020; Waseca County News 3/25/2020; Ms. Magazine 3/25/2020

A webpage to document xenophobic attacks against Asian Americans that was launched with help from the Asian American Studies Department was mentioned. Asian Fortune 3/26/2020; KNVN-TV 3/25/2020; Vox 3/25/2020 

Research on Lyme disease by Associate Professor of Biology Andrea Swei and Research Technician for Research & Sponsored Programs Ceili Peng was discussed in an article about biodiversity and the spread of disease. Bay Nature 3/24/2020

Professor of Modern Languages & Literatures Ilona Vandergriff discussed German words that describe the love of travel. BBC 3/24/2020

Assistant Professor of Africana Studies Ifetayo Flannery’s guest appearance on the podcast “A Moment of Truth” was mentioned in an article about coping with the COVID-19 crisis. KQED 3/23/2020

Alumna Natasha Ott, a social worker in New Orleans, died while waiting for her COVID-19 test results. Los Angeles Times 3/24/2020 

Alumna Jazmin Jamias was accepted into an editing fellow program at the American Film Institute Conservatory. Vallejo Times-Herald 3/23/2020

Filmmaker and founder of the 1960s acid rock band Great Society Jerry Slick, an alumnus, died March 17. San Francisco Chronicle 3/20/2020

A report by SF State’s Asian American Studies Department was cited in multiple news stories about the increase in anti-Chinese xenophobia due to the COVID-19 crisis. Today 3/24/2020; Hartford Courant 3/23/2020; The Union Journal 3/23/2020  (This topic was covered by 82 news outlets.)

SF State’s Asian American Studies Department helped launch a webpage to document xenophobic attacks against Asian Americans as a result of COVID-19. Business Insider Malaysia 3/23/2020; SFist 3/23/2020

Assistant Professor of Special Education Kathleen Mortier commented on the need for schools to help special needs students transition into learning from home. Ed Source 3/20/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung commented on the launch of a webpage to document xenophobic attacks against Asian Americans. KGO 3/19/2020

Professor of Jewish Studies Kitty Millet received a Marcus Transformative Research Award from SF State’s College of Liberal and Creative Arts. J. Weekly 3/19/2020

Alumna D’Aulan McCord is a finalist for Central Cabarrus High School’s Teacher of the Year award. Independent Tribune 3/19/2020

Alumna and art studio owner Amanda Palmer was profiled. Huerfano World Journal 3/19/2020

San Francisco FogCam, which was started by alumni Jeff Schwartz and Dan Wong, was listed as a calming live camera. KQED 3/19/2020

Coverage of the CSU’s decision to postpone 2020 Commencement ceremonies due to COVID-19 precautions mentioned SF State. KNTV-TV 3/18/2020 (clip not available.)

SF State’s Asian American Studies Department helped launch a webpage to document xenophobic attacks against Asian Americans as a result of COVID-19. KNTV-TV 3/19/2020

A report by SF State’s Asian American Studies Department was cited in an article about the increase in anti-Chinese xenophobia due to the COVID-19 crisis. O Magazine 3/19/2020

Research by Professor of Health Education Erik Peper on the benefits of having good posture was referenced in an article. The Kindersley Clarion 3/16/2020 (This story was published in six news outlets.)

A PBS documentary about alumna and Cherokee Chief Wilma Mankiller mentioned the involvement of SF State students in the 1969 occupation of Alcatraz. KCWC-TV 3/17/2020 (clip unavailable)

SF State’s decision to postpone its 2020 Commencement ceremony and reduce services on campus due to COVID-19 precautions was mentioned. San Francisco Chronicle 3/17/2020

President Lynn Mahoney commented on SF State’s decision to cancel in-person classes and recommend that students living on campus return home if possible as part of coronavirus precautions. KQED 3/12/2020

Assistant Professor of Psychology Melissa Hagan commented on managing anxiety related to the coronavirus crisis. SF Gate 3/12/2020; New Haven Register 3/12/2020; San Antonio Express-News 3/12/2020

Associate Professor of History Chris Chekuri wrote an op-ed about the Trump administration’s response to the coronavirus crisis. Telangana Today 3/13/2020

Director of SF State’s Family Acceptance Project Caitlin Ryan was quoted in an article about research on abuse rates for LGBTQ youth. Q News Magazine 3/12/2020

SF State student Lea Loeb wrote an article about a local tattoo artist. El Tecolote 3/12/2020

The cancellation of in-person classes at SF State was mentioned in multiple articles about how communities are responding to concerns about the coronavirus. KXJZ-FM 3/12/2020; San Francisco Business Times 3/13/2020; LA Daily News 3/13/2020

SF State’s plan to keep campus open with reduced services was discussed in an article about college campuses closing because of the coronavirus. Inside Higher Ed 3/13/2020

A documentary about Bay Area indigenous activists that mentions indigenous artifacts at SF State recently aired on PBS. WCML-TV 3/13/2020

Director of SF State’s Family Acceptance Project Caitlin Ryan was quoted in an article about research on abuse rates for LGBTQ youth. UPI 3/11/2020

Alumna and writer Rebecca Solnit was profiled. The New Yorker 3/11/2020

Alumnus El Aliga, who was aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship, was interviewed about his experience during a coronavirus quarantine. Vallejo Times-Herald 3/10/2020

A 1976 shark attack that killed SF State student Albert Kogler was discussed in an article about Baker Beach. San Francisco Chronicle 3/11/2020

SF State was listed among universities and colleges that have cancelled in-person classes due to concerns about the coronavirus. Ed Source 3/11/2020; The Mercury News 3/11/2020; Mission Local 3/10/2020 (This topic was covered in 12 news outlets.)

Assistant Professor of Biology Pleuni Pennings was mentioned in an article about her research with New York City rats. Taipei Times 3/9/2020; The Guardian 3/8/2020; Yahoo News 3/7/2020

Associate Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman’s research into the effects of having a creative hobby was referenced in an article. Forbes 3/7/2020

Chair and Professor of Labor Studies John Logan commented on how a popular San Francisco bakery is responding to employees’ efforts to unionize. Vice 3/6/2020

Artwork by SF State students is featured in an exhibit at the de Young museum. 48 Hills 3/8/2020

Alumna and CEO of the community organization Success Centers Liz Jackson-Simpson was profiled. Forbes 3/9/2020

A poem by late alumnus Jack Gilbert was published on a community forum. Daily Kos 3/9/2020

Alumna Judith Content discussed her quiltmaking on an episode of the PBS show “Craft in America.” WNET-TV 3/6/2020

SF State’s decision to cancel March events was mentioned in a story about coronavirus precautions. KRON-TV 3/9/2020; KNTV-TV 3/7/2020 (clips not available); KGO 3/7/2020

An exhibition featuring nonbinary artists at SF State’s Fine Arts Gallery was mentioned in an article about feminist art. The New York Times 3/8/2020

The founding of the Black Student Union at SF State in the 1960s was mentioned in an article about the retirement of the Chinatown Community Development Center’s director. San Francisco Examiner 3/7/2020

A transgender and nonbinary speech clinic at SF State established by Assistant Professor of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences Anusha Sundarrajan was discussed in two articles. The Blaze 3/4/2020; Washington Examiner 3/3/2020

Former faculty member Jackie Fielder ran as a candidate for the California state senate. San Francisco Examiner 3/4/2020

Alumnus, activist and poet Juanita Tamayo commented on the 1968 student strike and the foundation of the College of Ethnic Studies at SF State. International Examiner 3/3/2020

Alumnus and high school baseball coach Bernie Moncallo was profiled. Colorado Springs Gazette 3/3/2020

Late alumnus Kevin Montoya was remembered in an article. Napa Valley Register 3/3/2020

The death of SF State student Cecilia Lam was discussed in an article about the San Francisco Police Department’s response to domestic violence. San Francisco Chronicle 3/3/2020

Assistant Professor of Kinesiology Jimmy Bagley discussed the benefits of using virtual reality for physical fitness. NBC-DFW 2/26/2020

Former faculty member Branford Marsalis was profiled on the radio program “Evening Jazz.” KNKX-FM 2/26/2020 (clip not available)

SF State student Angelica Mendez discussed her experience being a foster child in an article about San Francisco’s need for foster families. San Francisco Chronicle 2/27/2020

The response of Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, an alumnus, to the threat of the coronavirus was discussed in an article. The Jerusalem Post 2/25/2020

Professor and Chair of Kinesiology Marialice Kern was quoted in an article about virtual reality gyms. The Washington Post 2/24/2020

An episode of the PBS docuseries “Asian American Life” featuring the late Associate Professor of History Dawn Mabalon recently aired. KUFM-TV 2/23/2020 (clips not available)

Research by Professor of Health Education Erik Peper on the benefits of having good posture was referenced in a segment of the radio program “The John Tesh Show.” KPLA 2/22/2020 (clip not available)

Professor Emeritus of Political Science Richard DeLeon commented on Governor Gavin Newsom’s effort to combat homelessness in San Francisco with the “Care Not Cash” initiative. WFAE-FM 2/21/2020 (This story was broadcast on 12 radio channels.)

Alumna Donna Divodi was the subject of a profile that celebrated her public service. San Mateo Daily Journal 2/24/2020

Alumna Elsa Granados is running for an assembly seat in Santa Barbara County. Santa Barbara News-Press 2/23/2020

Alumna and Director of Mutiny Radio Pam Benjamin was interviewed on the radio program “Bay Area Focus.” KYLD-FM 2/23/2020 (clip not available)

Late alumna Esther Scott, an actress with many notable film and television roles, was remembered in an article. Boston Globe 2/22/2020

Alumnus Harry Chuck discussed his documentary “Chinatown Rising.” Los Angeles Times 2/21/2020

Graduation rates at SF State were mentioned in an article. EdSource 2/24/2020

Chair and Professor of Labor Studies John Logan commented on the unionization of employees at the crowdfunding company Kickstarter. The Hill 2/20/2020

Associate Professor of History Chris Chekuri wrote an op-ed about the presidential election. Telangana Today 2/20/2020

Professor Emeritus of Political Science Richard DeLeon commented on Governor Gavin Newsom’s effort to combat homelessness in San Francisco with the “Care Not Cash” initiative. KQED 2/19/2020 (This story aired on three broadcast outlets.)

Professor of Biology Sarah Cohen and graduate student Noah Jaffe discussed tracking sea stars along Bay Area coastal beaches following a disease outbreak. Marin Independent Journal 2/18/2020

Alumna and actor Esther Scott died last Friday. The New York Times 2/19/2020; The World News 2/19/2020

SF State was listed as a recipient of a National Science Foundation grant. KSEE-TV 2/20/2020

SF State has received a $10.5 million grant from the Genentech Foundation. San Francisco Business Times 2/19/2020; KGO-AM 2/19/2020 (clip not available)

A lawsuit settled in 2019 that alleged an environment of anti-Semitism at SF State was mentioned in an article about anti-Semitism on other college campuses. Jewish Journal 2/19/2020

Research by Professor of Recreation, Parks and Tourism Erik Peper on the link between posture and mood was referenced in a segment on the radio program “The John Tesh Show.” KPLA 2/18/2020 (clip not available)

Assistant Professor of International Relations Anthony Pahnke wrote an op-ed about who should purchase American food and beverage company Dean Foods, the largest dairy company in the U.S. Wisconsin State Farmer 2/17/2020

Professor of Political Science Aaron Belkin was quoted in an article about an opinion poll he helped conduct on expanding the number of U.S. Supreme Court justices. Huffington Post 2/17/2020; Yahoo! News 2/17/2020

Assistant Professor of Humanities Nick Sousanis was mentioned in an article about changing the rules of graduate training. The Chronicle of Higher Education 2/16/2020

Veteran and activist Willis Papillion, who received an honorary degree from SF State, was profiled. Kitsap Sun 2/16/2020

SF State was listed among the most diverse public universities in the nation. KRSO 2/18/2020

Director of SF State’s Family Acceptance Project Caitlin Ryan commented on the trend of LGBTQ people coming out at earlier ages. WBEZ-FM 2/14/2020

Assistant Professor of Political Science Rebecca Eissler commented on Democratic presidential candidates’ focus on California. KNTV-TV 2/14/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung discussed concerns about the increase in anti-Asian xenophobia following the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus. Good Morning America 2/13/2020

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung was quoted in multiple articles about anti-Asian racism associated with the Wuhan coronavirus. The Jerusalem Post 2/13/2020; Diverse Issues in Higher Education 2/13/2020

An episode of the show “A Growing Passion” featuring the Great Sunflower Project, a citizen science initiative run by Professor of Biology Gretchen LeBuhn, recently aired on PBS. KPBS 2/13/2020

SF State graduate student Jairo Barba discussed the financial difficulties of obtaining a higher education degree while dealing with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals fees. Lake County Record-Bee 2/13/2020

Alumna, actress, writer, producer and comedian Alex Borstein was profiled. 7 News 2/14/2020

Alumnus George Ow Jr. wrote an op-ed about a Los Angeles County ballot measure. Santa Cruz Sentinel 2/14/2020

SF State was listed among the 25 most diverse universities in the U.S. Savannah Morning News 2/13/2020 (This story was featured on 151 websites.)

Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies Russell Jeung discussed concerns about the increase in anti-Asian xenophobia following the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus. KGO-TV 2/11/2020 (This story aired on two television stations.)

Associate Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel commented on San Francisco District Six Supervisor Matt Haney’s campaign for city mayor. San Francisco Chronicle 2/12/2020

Lecturer in Criminal Justice James Dudley discussed interview tips for police officers. Police One 2/10/2020

American yachtsman and professional sailor Paul Cayard, an alumnus, was inducted into the 2020 Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame. San Francisco Examiner 2/11/2020; Marin Independent Journal 2/11/2020; San Francisco Chronicle

Associate Professor of Political Science Jason McDaniel commented on ranked-choice voting. The New York Times 2/10/2020

Lecturer for Theatre and Dance Mariam Lewis commented on California Assembly Bill 5, a controversial new law that changed which workers could be considered independent contractors. San Francisco Chronicle 2/10/2020

Professor Emeritus of Latina/Latino Studies José Cuéllar helped lead a rally calling for Native American activist Leonard Peltier to be released from prison. Head SN 2/9/2020

Professor of Management Ronald Purser discussed the mindfulness and wellness movement. SF Gate 2/8/2020; San Francisco Chronicle 2/7/2020

Assistant Professor of Health Education David Rebanal discussed how the coronavirus is leading to more prejudice against Asians and Asian Americans. SF Gate 2/6/2020

Pixar’s “Toy Story 4,” produced by alumnus Jonas Rivera, won Best Animated Feature Film at the 2020 Oscars. KGO 2/10/2020

Alumnus and comedian Greg Proops discussed his career in an article about the popular show “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” Halifax Today 2/8/2020

Assistant Professor of Health Education David Rebanal discussed concerns that the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus may stoke anti-Chinese xenophobia. San Francisco Chronicle 2/5/2020

Associate Professor for the School of PACE Jasper Rubin commented on the proposed development of Piers 30-32 at the Embarcadero. SF Gate 2/3/2020

Entertainment Commissioner for the City and County of San Francisco Steven Lee, an alumnus, was mentioned in an article about nightclubs in Chinatown. The Bold Italic 2/6/2020

Alumna and comedian Gina Stahl-Haven was interviewed about her career. Pacific Sun 2/5/2020

Late alumnus and famed music poster artist Wes Wilson was remembered in an article. Boston Globe 2/6/2020

Alumnus Bernard Stringer, a member of the Black Student Union at SF State in the 1960s, co-authored a book about the 1968 student strike. Post News Group 1/30/2020

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andrew Reid, a former SF State coach, was profiled. Forbes 2/4/2020

Professor Emerita of Theatre Arts Barbara Damashek was interviewed about a production she is directing at Berkeley’s Aurora Theatre. 48 Hills 2/3/2020

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andrew Reid, a former SF State coach, was interviewed about leading his team to their Super Bowl win. CBS Pittsburgh 2/3/2020; WMSN-TV 2/3/2020 (clip not available)

Alumnus Stephen Nakajo was recently reappointed to the San Francisco Fire Commission. The Rafu Shimpo 2/3/2020

An op-ed about the upcoming San Francisco Superior Court elections mentions alumna Maria Evangelista, who hopes to fill the seat of a retiring judge. San Francisco Chronicle 2/3/2020; SF Gate 2/3/2020

Former SF State student Logan Harvey, a Sonoma City Council member, was profiled. Sonoma Index-Tribune 2/3/2020

SF State suspended study abroad programs and employee travel to China in light of the coronavirus. San Francisco Chronicle 2/3/2020; SF Gate 2/3/2020

Late alumnus and famed music poster artist Wes Wilson was remembered in an article. San Francisco Chronicle 1/27/2020

The longstanding working relationship of Kansas City Chiefs coaches Andrew Reid, a former SF State coach, and Tom Melvin, an alumnus, was the subject of multiple articles. The Philadelphia Inquirer 1/28/2020; The Philadelphia Inquirer 1/28/2020

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andrew Reid, a former SF State coach, was profiled. SF Gate 1/29/2020; Daily Democrat 1/29/2020

President Lynn Mahoney discussed graduation rates at SF State in an article about a proposal to change CSU admission requirements. EdSource 1/25/2020

Lecturer of Africana Studies Kwadwo Duane Deterville commented on racist content in old Disney films. San Francisco Chronicle 1/25/2020

SF State student Shirley Pablo-Perez commented on a special citizenship ceremony hosted by the Native American community in Oakland Saturday. East Bay Times 1/25/2020; The Mercury News 1/25/2020

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andrew Reid, a former SF State coach, was profiled. The Wall Street Journal 1/27/2020

Alumnus and famed music poster artist Wes Wilson died Friday. Live For Live Music 1/27/2020; Springfield News-Leader 1/26/2020; Best Classic Bands 1/26/2020

Alumna Annette Bening received a Movie for Grownups Award from the AARP. WSWP-TV 1/26/2020

Alumnus Jonas Rivera, a producer for Pixar’s “Toy Story 4,” discussed working on the film on an episode of the syndicated TV series “Made in Hollywood: Teen Edition.” WHDH-TV 1/26/2020; WCTX-TV 1/26/2020; WNDY-TV 1/25/2020 (clips not available)

Alumna Maryom Ana Al-Wadi, a member of the Black Student Union at SF State in the 1960s, was a guest at a Museum of the African Diaspora reception last week. KQED 1/24/2020

Alumna and special education teacher Patty Ruotolo, who is deaf, discussed working with her hearing dog, Sierra. The Press Democrat 1/24/2020

The music of late jazz musician Paul Desmond, a student at SF State in the 1940s, was discussed on the radio show “Destination Jazz.” WDET 1/26/2020

Research from SF State’s Family Acceptance Project was referenced in an op-ed about LGBTQ conversion therapy in Kentucky. Courier Journal 1/27/2020; River City News 1/26/2020

The closure of the Confucius Institute at SF State was mentioned in an article about similar closures at other universities. Cumberland Times-News 1/23/2020

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andrew Reid, a former SF State coach, reflected on his time at the University in a story about the team heading to the 2020 Super Bowl. KPIX 1/22/2020; The Kansas City Star 1/22/2020; Bradenton Herald 1/23/2020 (This story was featured on eight news sites.)

Research from SF State’s Family Acceptance Project was referenced in multiple stories about Utah’s decision to ban LGBTQ conversion therapy. WAMC Public Radio 1/22/2020  (This story was covered by 66 news sites.)

A study by researchers at SF State about boosting energy levels and the physical benefits of skipping was mentioned in a news segment on the radio program “The John Tesh Show.” KPLA-FM 1/23/2020 (clip not available)

The closure of the Confucius Institute at SF State was mentioned in an article about closures at the University of Maryland. Associated Press 1/23/2020 (This story was published by 16 news outlets.)

The 1968 student strike at SF State was mentioned in an article about Asian American civil rights history. Next Shark 1/22/2020

An interview with Lecturer of Journalism Roland De Wolk about his book “American Disruptor: The Scandalous Life of Leland Stanford” aired on the radio program “Innovation Hub.” KJZZ 1/18/2020; WHYY-FM 1/17/2020; WYPR-FM 1/18/2020 (clips not available) (This story aired on nine radio stations.)

Lecturer of Health Education Juana Tello commented on her experience advocating for housing in San Francisco. San Francisco Examiner 1/19/2020

Former faculty member and poet Katerina Anghelaki-Rooke died this morning. Greek Reporter 1/21/2020

Alumna, actress, writer, producer and comedian Alex Borstein stars in “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” which has received a SAG Award for Best Comedy Ensemble. Daily Mail 1/19/2020; The Nation 1/21/2020

Alumnus and musician Ricky Baker was interviewed about his band Rico. Chicago Tribune 1/21/2020

Alumna Annette Bening received a Movie for Grownups Award from the AARP. WNET-TV 1/19/2019

Alumnus Malia Bumanlag commented on his participation in a women’s march in Monterey Saturday morning. Monterey Herald 1/18/2020

The closure of the Confucius Institute at SF State was mentioned in an article about closures at other colleges. Inside Higher Ed 1/21/2020

SF State student Justin Vasquez was interviewed about a new homeless youth resource center in San Francisco. KTVU 1/15/2020

Alumnus and musician Epaminondas “Nonda” Trimis discussed his latest album. Half Moon Bay Review 1/16/2020

Alumna Karen Yocum retired after 30 years with the Park City Municipal Athletic and Recreation Center in Utah. Park Record 1/16/2020

An interview with alumnus and singer Johnny Mathis was quoted in an article about his musical career. Florida Weekly 1/16/2020

Alumna and comedian Gina Stahl-Haven was interviewed about her career. North Bay Bohemian 1/15/2020

Professor Emeritus of Africana Studies Wade Nobles was quoted in an article about Black History Month.  Chicago Crusader 1/16/2020

SF State was mentioned in an article about Bay Area housing development. San Francisco Chronicle 1/16/2020

Alumnus and screenwriter Steven Zaillian was nominated for an Academy Award for his screenplay for “The Irishman.” Panorama Am 1/14/2020; Public Radio of Armenia 1/13/2020; Armen Press 1/13/2020

Alumnus Ethan Van der Ryn was on an episode of “Made in Hollywood: Teen Edition” to discuss the film “A Quiet Place,” for which he served as supervising sound editor. WWOR-TV 1/14/2020 (clip not available)

Alumna and documentary filmmaker Poh Si Teng worked on the film “St. Louis Superman,” which has been nominated for an Oscar. Hollywood Report 12/16/2019

Research from SF State’s Family Acceptance Project was referenced in an op-ed about the practice of LGBTQ conversion therapy in Texas. Houston Chronicle 1/14/2020; San Antonio Express 1/14/2020 

Director of the Center for Iranian Diaspora Studies Persis Karim discussed the history of media coverage of Iran. KCRW 1/9/2020; KXJZ-FM 1/9/2020; KUNR-FM 1/9/2020 (clips not available)

An interview with Professor of Management Ronald Purser about the mindfulness and wellness movement was recapped in an article. The Saturday Evening Post 1/9/2020

Alumnus, CEO and head coach for the Sierra Marlins swim team Rob Collins was named U.S. Club Coach of the Year by SwimSwam Magazine. East Oregonian 1/10/2020

Alumna Roberta Bulling was elected president of the Lemon Grove Historical Society. The Californian 1/9/2020

Director of the Center for Iranian Diaspora Studies Persis Karim discussed the concerns of Iranian Americans following the killing of General Qassem Soleimani. KARN-FM 1/8/2020; Erie News Now 1/8/2020; CNN 1/8/2020 (This story was covered by 15 news outlets.)

Department Chair and Professor of Labor Studies John Logan commented on Hearst Magazine employees’ plans to unionize. Women’s Wear Daily 1/8/2020

University police responded yesterday to reports of a man on campus with a suspicious golf club. KCBS-AM 1/7/2020 (clip not available)

Family, Interiors, Nutrition & Apparel Lecturer Jennifer Stimson discussed healthy eating habits. The Daily Journal 1/2/2020

Research by Professor of Psychology David Matsumoto was cited in a list of ways to tell someone is lying. MSN 1/2/2019

Research by Associate Professor of Psychology Kevin Eschleman on the psychological benefits of hobbies was mentioned in a news segment. KPLA 1/2/2020 (clip not available online)

Alumna Roberta Bulling was elected president of the Lemon Grove Historical Society. East County Magazine 1/3/2020

Alumnus Danny Glover, an activist and actor, appeared in the film “The Last Black Man in San Francisco.” Hollywood Reporter 1/2/2020

Alumna Ginny Parsons was interviewed about her artwork. Alameda Magazine 1/2/2020

Alumnus Alrik Bursell was interviewed about his film, “The Alternate.” The Almanac 1/2/2020

Alumnus and artist Justin Gabaldon discussed a project he will present at the Half Moon Bay library. Half Moon Bay Review 1/2/2019

SF State’s 1968 student strike was mentioned in a summary story of 70 years of Bay Area news coverage. ABC7 1/2/2020