All posts tagged "SF State"
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It’s Not Always Sunny at San Francisco State (Literally)
You may want to look elsewhere if you can’t cope with 2 weeks of rain in the middle of March, an ever-present fog layer and a 10-degree weather change from one part of city...
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Annual Bashes at SF State
The phrase “It’s 5:00 somewhere” could be the motto for the city of San Francisco, because there’s literally always something going on. With an annual festival, event or party nearly every month of the...
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Spring Break & Study Abroad at SF State
Where We Study Abroad (via tumblr.com) San Francisco State’s Office of International Programs (OIP) offers summer, semester and year-long study abroad programs with nearly 20 different host countries including Australia, Thailand, South Korea, Germany,...
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Off-Campus Hotspots at SF State
Dolores Park (via wikipedia.org) San Francisco is home to some pretty fantastic parks. An abundance of cute dogs, impromptu musical performances (I’ve witnessed everything from mariachi bands to freestyle rappers), communal vibe and lax...
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Where to Work Out at SF State
Nestled among the residence halls on the edge of campus, The Village Fitness Center is the only gym on campus. It’s on the small side, but it offers an affordable membership with two complimentary...
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Best Places to Eat at SF State
Death to the Dining Hall (via ucorp.sfsu.edu) SF State offers a wide range of dining options that vary across Indian, Mexican, Vietnamese, Italian and Japanese cuisines, to name a few. The...
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This is the Way We Live at SF State
Freshmen (via sfsu.edu) SF State has four on-campus residence halls and two apartment-style communities on the edge of campus. Mary Ward and Mary Park Halls offer the traditional dorm experience...
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Getting Around at SF State
Muni Metro and Bus Lines (via flickr.com) San Francisco has more than 80 different bus lines that connect the city. The Muni metro travels both below and above ground and is...
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Top 6 Quirks of SF State
1. Before he was JFK’s press secretary, noted journalist and senator Pierre Salinger honed his skills as managing editor of the school paper, which was then known as the Golden Gater. 2. In 1947,...
