After completing a fellowship at SF State, the Afiara String Quartet is developing a national buzz, through a Juilliard residency and recitals at storied venues such as Carnegie Hall and the Lincoln Center.

Note: This faculty feature originally appeared in the College of Creative Arts’ events program.

A class taught by Hsiao-Yun Chu is like a world tour of design, from history to product design and development. The Design and Industry assistant professor considers herself a guide—not an expert—leading a fun experience.

SF State is home to 30-plus pieces of public art, providing the campus community a respite from the bustle of life and many opportunities to reflect.

Alumna Karrie Hovey has a new solo exhibition on display at Dominican University in San Rafael. “...the Garden Grows” features her latest installation art, developed in her studio at SF State’s Romberg Tiburon Center.

Alumna Aileen Clark’s new one-woman show “How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Lost My Virginity” explores her life story through 21 characters, three languages and one fistfight.