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SDSU Softball headed to Los Angeles Regional
The Aztecs will face Virginia Tech on Friday
Class of 2024
SDSU's top 10 degrees among 2024 graduates
An estimated 11,796 San Diego State University degree candidates have the opportunity to participate in the university’s 2024 commencement weekend.
Maxine Amaru ‘blazes trails’ on her inspirational journey to graduation
Instead of a walk across the stage at commencement, this Outstanding Graduating Senior in the Department of Africana Studies will likely dance across the stage.
Busy breaking the cycle
Earning a master's degree in rehabilitation counseling, Silvia Castillo used education as a fulcrum to turn her life around.
Graduating doctoral student seeks to improve treatment for microbial-linked diseases
Laura Sisk-Hackworth explores the mystery of microbes, paving an impressive legacy before graduating in May.
Graduating senior is change agent for disability advocacy and education
Sustainability major Richard German is a leader in helping improve environmental impacts and community inclusivity for sports venues.
‘MY degree is HER degree’
Cancer threatened her mother’s life and her own college career, but JohVonne Roberts will graduate this month thanks to her resolve and a boost from a special fund that a couples’ planned gift will expand.
Aundrea Kaiser: My 'thank you' letter
SDSU Class of 2024 graduate Aundrea Kaiser shares her 'thank you' letter with SDSU NewsCenter
SDSU grads cap commencement with wedding proposal
Two students who fell in love during study dates at Love Library have big plans after graduation.
Grad Profile: From camouflage to cap and gown
Marine Veteran Christopher Phillips not only graduates with his aerospace engineering degree but also with a network of lifelong connections and resources.
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SDSU Impact
SDSU, Kumeyaay Community College sign partnership
The partnership, signed this month, will grant guaranteed transfer eligibility to Kumeyaay Community College students interested in completing four-year degrees at SDSU.
SDSU Imperial Valley alumna recognized as Imperial County Teacher of the Year
Amanda Casey, a graduate from the Division of Education’s teaching credential program, received the award from the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA).
SDSU Associated Students partners with local community members for a Good Neighbor Cleanup
Over 50 volunteers helped clean up the streets and sidewalks in the College Area last Sunday to cultivate positive relationships between SDSU and local residents
Solutions
SDSU’s textbook accessibility program sets participation records, gets a rebrand
Equitable Access, soon to become Day1Ready, ensures students early access to course materials, and 80% of SDSU’s undergrads are using it.
SDSU international women grad students bring diversity to research
Candidates in SDSU/UCSD Joint Doctoral Programs are engaged in complex scientific studies spanning cancer, water quality and immigrant health.
SDSU engineers earn top prize at multi-campus entrepreneurship competition
The Chinyeh Hostler Social Venture Challenge awarded nearly $40,000 to support student startups in second year of event.
Campus News
SDSU to award honorary doctorates to two impactful alumni at commencement
The recipients are former CSU trustee Adam Day and the late James Silberrad Brown, a San Diego business leader.
Aztecs win third consecutive MW Championship
SDSU also picked up the league's guaranteed spot in an NCAA regional.
Geographer elected fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Sergio Rey is recognized for work as a leading pioneer of the Python Spatial Analysis Library (PySAL), downloaded two million times.
SDSU receives CSU funding for Black student success
As part of a $4.6 million allocation going to universities across the CSU system, SDSU will receive $125,000 to support Black student success.
SDSU Voices
Right now we have governors in other states who are trying to undo the things your grandparents and I have done, and have suffered through — the jailings, the beatings and the discrimination — to accomplish. We need to do some things that are necessary to avoid going back to that
— Harold K. Brown, from SDSU Black organizations organize behind a ‘24 imperative: Vote!