SDSU NewsCenter

SDSU Gives Back gives San Diegos police officers, firefighters and health care workers the opportunity to continue their education.

English major Rachel Hollinger (20) will attend the University of La Verne to participate in their dual teaching credential/masters degree program.

SDSUs mandatory fees, which are in alignment with law and CSU policy, have resulted in higher student achievement and greater support for academic opportunities.

Journalism major Kaitlyn Little (20) has accepted a position as a news producer at a television station in Central California.

SDSU will offer the majority of Fall 2020 courses via virtual means, following updated guidance and direction from the California State University system.

The celebration provides an opportunity for graduates to celebrate their accomplishments with loved ones and the entire SDSU community.

The Class of 2020 boasts a diverse range of interests including criminal justice, marketing, mechanical engineering and kinesiology.

College of Arts and Letters adviser Zach McDaniel is prioritizing student success through his workshop series.

While earning a program-best 3.34 team grade point average in the fall 2019 semester, the Aztecs also captured their second consecutive MW title.

James Tarbox, SDSUs executive director of Career Services, offers advice on career development for those entering the job market.