Adebisi Adetoye just completed her first Law School Admission Test, or LSAT, in November. She dreams of becoming a civil rights attorney, but if she doesn’t do well on the exam, there’s only one more chance as her fee waiver only covers two exams. The LSAT
If the Walls Could Talk Uncover the layers of the mysterious Westerfeld House in San Francisco, paired with a Black Lager [caption id="attachment_1240" align="aligncenter" width="368"] The Westerfeld House sits on the corner of Fulton Street and Scott Street next to Alamo Square on a sunny day. (Source:
Ivan Tereshchuk is director of the Odessa branch of LiGa, one of the few remaining LGBTQ+ advocacy groups physically operating in a threatened area of Ukraine. He chats via Facebook from his hometown of Odessa, the nation's second largest municipality, which has been repeatedly targeted
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Saskia Hatvany On top of a ridge in a secluded corner of Butte County, California, there is an eerie quiet. What was once a winding road lined with lush green conifers is now sparse and littered with blackened stumps. The bones of once-towering trees now lay
Six journalism students, Kenzie Aellig, Justine Brady, Emily Calix, Karina Patel, Heleen Pfrommer, and Rene Ramirez, spent the Fall 2021 semester exploring the prevalent topic of toxic masculinity in today's culture. They spoke to SFSU students and experts in order to create a
Cherry Magazine is a San Francisco-based publication that highlights those with underrepresented gender identities and sexualities within the world of arts and culture. Cherry is a place for people to showcase their work and represent themselves in a way that feels most natural and accurate
Note: This article contains content regarding suicide. “We need this bed desperately,” the nurse said. She was referring to the hospital bed that 22-year-old DJ Meisner laid in, implying that Meisner had to leave the hospital despite suffering from a months-long bout of intense nausea and
Edward Lopez, 21, is working to make up for classes he failed in two full semesters during the earlier part of the COVID-19 pandemic. Lopez, an apparel design major at San Francisco State University, is technically in his third year now, but he feels as