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The change was made to allow students more spending flexibility as certain restaurants not owned or operated by SDSU have limited their operations due to COVID-19 health and safety guidelines.

Donors who have overcome personal adversity are supporting students confronted by sudden and serious challenges.

More than 35 courses, the most ever, are available during the upcoming holiday break to help students meet graduation requirements. Registration closes Dec. 15.

The application deadline for fall 2021 admission to SDSU is Tuesday, Dec. 15.

Li An, an SDSU geography professor, has received the lifetime AAAS distinction, which is awarded to scientists across the world.

The city's Environmental Services department honored the university for composting, landfill diversion and other waste reduction efforts.

SDSU accounting major Faith Goh shares her aspirations and impactful experiences as a Fowler Scholar.

SDSU marketing professor Miro Copic discusses the changes we may see during this holiday shopping season.

The Presidents Lecture Series is hosted in conjunction with the Charles W. Hostler Institute on World Affairs.

With hundreds of school and university blood drives canceled this fall, donors and blood drive hosts like SDSU are helping to address the blood supply shortfall.