New issue of SF State Magazine shows how Gators are creating hope for a better tomorrow
Alumni publication puts spotlight on our student services and alumni who are giving back
The new issue of SF State Magazine demonstrates how the San Francisco State University community puts students first with generosity of spirit, creating hope for a better tomorrow. The magazine, an official Gator alumni publication, is now available online and in print.
Issue highlights:
Lifting Up, Taking Off: three alumni whose help from SFSU gave them the boost to succeed Wellness 101: Nourishing our students to a healthy life Striking a Chord: an exclusive alumni Q&A with Ben Fong-Torres and globe-traveling musician-educator Mike Blankenship Class Notes: updates on your old SFSU classmates and other alumni And much morePick up your copy of SF State Magazine at the Cesar Chavez Student Center information desk later this week. Issues are also mailed to alumni worldwide.
Read the spring/summer 2025 issue of SF State Magazine.
Photos by Juan Montes
Latest SF State News V2
- In new book, SFSU professor revisits African American comedy of the 1980s and 1990s‘The Black Pack,’ by Artel Great of the School of Cinema, explores legacy of five influential comedians
- SFSU professor, students pay tribute to LGBTQ pioneers with online exhibition‘Queer Transformations at SF State, 1969 – 1974’ examines a transformative chapter in LGBTQ and campus history
- California Attorney General Rob Bonta tells SFSU graduates to stay engaged, get involvedBonta addressed thousands of Gator grads and their families at Oracle Park May 23
- 12 exceptional graduates to represent SFSU’s colleges at CommencementThe students will be honored at the University’s Commencement ceremony at Oracle Park May 23 Twelve outstanding graduates will be honored during San Francisco State University’s 124th Commencement ceremony, to be held at Oracle Park Friday, May 23. They will represent their nearly 7,000 graduating peers in the Class of 2025. As part of a longstanding tradition, each of the University’s six academic colleges selects an undergraduate and a graduate student to represent their classmates and wear their college’s academic hood during the ceremony. Additionally, two of the hood recipients, one undergraduate and one graduate student, will each deliver a Commencement address. More details about the ceremony are available on the Commencement website.
- SFSU Design students create solutions to protect coastal habitat of bull kelpClass partners with Nature Conservancy, creates products to present at BioDesign Challenge
- SFSU celebrates completion of residence hall, health center and dining commonsThese expertly developed buildings create more spaces on campus that foster community, enhance student living and wellness
