Cesar Chavez Student Center

I can’t believe I’ll be starting my fourth year at SF State and I probably still haven’t been in a number of the places in this building. In fact, I just recently found that awesome lounge area that everyone sleeps in upstairs. Okay, seriously, no one tells me about these things! Anyway, this building has pretty much everything you’ll need in your time here at SFSU: bookstore, comfortable couches, great food, video games, and probably many more things that I have yet to discover. You can, of course, climb the stairs to the top of the building like everyone does the first time they visit the campus. It actually is pretty cool… I’m just too lazy to do it now.
If you have breaks between your classes, go play ‘Time Crisis’ downstairs in the arcade. Did anyone else used to bother your parents for quarters at the pizza places when you were younger? Yup, they all went to that game.
Lastly, Ike’s rocks (downstairs) and the mexican food place on the ground level is also good. Those are my two food recommendations for now.

This is the building at San Francisco State University where all the student organizations are housed. There are two snack shops, one bookstore, one information desk and an area for quiet study. The pool tables and arcade area are located downstairs in the recreation area. I think this building is very neat in terms of all the amenities and resources it has to provide. I find myself in this building to go to the bookstore for supplies and textbooks. In terms of the design of this building, I wouldn’t call it ugly. I practically like how spacious the interior is! The seating is a great place to do some quiet studying, complete homework assignments or research projects. Overall, the resources and amenities always come in handy and useful for students, faculty and staff members. Want a place to sit where you can get up on reading, homework or research project assignments? Need a scantron for an upcoming exam? The campus bookstore is your answer for textbooks, school and art supplies as well as San Francisco State University branded clothing. Come check it out!
The Spring Hours for the Student Center are:
Monday — Friday 8 am — 7 pm
Saturday 8 am — 4 pm

It’s about the UGLIEST building you’ll ever see, but it gets the job done. I wish they weren’t «Incorportated», so the organizaitons/​facilities were ran better/​fairer, but oh well.

Hands down, the most dynamic building on SFSU’s campus. It doesn’t seem that interesting, but trust me when I say this building IS. Majority of the student organizations are found here because all the ASI and Ethnic Student Orgs are along the almost depot-​ish area aka «death row» (lol — that’s what the other orgs call that area), mezzanine, and terrace levels. The Rosa Parks rooms, Jack Adams Hall as well as the richard oakes multi cultural center are great for renting out for your student orgs. Rigoberta Menchu Hall and the study room connected to ROMC are both great as study areas to relax — you can also rent out Menchu to hold events. There are so many places to sit and chill with friends, catch up on hw, or take a nap. What else is there in this building? So many resources! Project Connect, EROS, the Women’s center, the BOOKSTORE, everything is here! Some of the best eateries as well such as Café 101, Ike’s Sandwiches, Pizza & Pasta, Natural Sensations, Taqueria Girasol etc. The pool tables «Rack-​n-​Cue», the Depot/​Pub are in the downstairs area along with the arcade are all downstairs for some recreational fun. There’s always events going on in the Malcolm X Plaza just outside of the building and it’s just the place to be! This building was made FOR students, BY students and is RUN by THE STUDENTS. All input is requested for this building and nothing is done without an opinion from the students by the ASI Board Members. I just love this entire building so much because I’m in here the most.

Cool building, love climbing to the top. This place is a lot bigger than you would expect and is really fun to walk around and explore. This place has everything from an art gallery to a pool room and a bar. It is pretty awesome for sure.