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His mighty defense contributed to an undefeated Aztecs season and a bowl win.

Chancellor Joseph Castro met with faculty, staff and students, toured the campus and said SDSU sets a national example for supporting students from diverse backgrounds.

With a new location in West Commons, the center provides a welcoming environment for students from Indigenous populations.

Charles W. Lamden helped establish the universitys school of business and an acclaimed accounting program.

Greg and Elisabeth Fowler donated to the college because they want future graduates to have a fair opportunity for career success, and to give researchers more access to funding to aid their work.

Anthropology professor Seth Mallios and Montezuma Publishing are just out with a 2022 desk calendar chronicling milestones in SDSU history.

The recipient of a CSU endowed scholarship wants to help younger women break the gender and cultural stereotypes she has already started to overcome.

Lawson Hardrick III became a super-motivated SDSU Imperial Valley graduate. Now hes pursuing a masters in educational leadership to help inspire others.

The company highlighted the universitys academic offerings, quality of life and green rating.

The SDSU School of Public Health is teaming up with a local school district for a $4 million NIH-funded outreach program.