The first day of classes at San Francisco State University started with a technical outage leaving students and professors locked out of their online school accounts. The technical issue had to do with Duo, the school’s two-factor authentication process, according to San Francisco State media relations specialist Kent Bravo. Bravo said the university created a “temporary workaround” so the community can access all technologies. “We are closely monitoring the situation and will let the campus community know when the vendor has resolved it,” Bravo said. The technology situation did not impact most activities on campus, as the Student Services building was buzzing with first-year and returning students waiting for assistance with many different issues. 🔗 Read more at link in bio. ✍🏽: Golden Gate Xpress staff 📸: Neal Wong