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The International Student Center helps students acclimate, get involved on campus and handle the logistics of living in an unfamiliar country.

A chance to meet the President of the United States was a dream come true for Raul Leon, a 2023 geography graduate.

Roberta Eidemiller, a native San Diegan who turns 100 just after New Years Day, maintained a decades-long association with her alma mater.

The park is available for recreation with a grand opening to follow in the spring.

2023 was a year of high achievements with faculty, staff, student leaders and administrators building on decades of previous work.

Sometimes, a new environment can serve as an opportunity to blow off steam, stay focused and get work done.

California Jobs First provides $600 million to 13 regions of the state to support the development of a carbon-neutral economy.

The Angel Zavala family has endless connections to each other and SDSU.

SDSU's School of Communication faculty mentor students to learn hands-on about how research projects are managed, conducted, and reported.

The Associated Students Food Pantry provides nutritional opportunities for San Diego State University students