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The process represents the first comprehensive, all-university effort involving all levels and areas of campus, including SDSU Imperial Valley and the auxiliaries.

SDSUs priority has been and will remain improving the educational, social and economic opportunities for its students and the region.

The new policy implements a tiered model based on a variety of factors.

Maiya Contreras joined the SDSU community with a vital new survival skill: balance.

The number of female characters and women working behind the scenes saw an increase across all television platforms.

Military veterans are helping military-connected SDSU students find their purpose through the Aztec Mentor Program.

The Office of Faculty Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion has been rebranded as the Division of Diversity and Innovation.

As the program's new director, Sesen Negash hopes to serve as a role model and mentor to diverse students.

The new project integrating SDSUs enterprise systems will better support students, faculty and staff.

As part of a California State University system-wide initiative, SDSU is now offering immigration legal services to the campus community.