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Grant Mack, now the director of the Office of Governmental Affairs at the California Public Utilities Commission, became interested in environmental issues while in A.S.

The Campus Pride Index ranks SDSU No. 14 nationally, with a perfect five-star rating.

SDSU.edu improves storytelling around the Aztec experience, notably targeting prospective and current students, and their families.

Students interested in how food is interconnected with sociopolitical, health, economic, and environmental issues spurred the idea.

As part of its pledge, and as an early adopter, SDSU will continue providing COVID-19 vaccine awareness and details about how students, faculty and staff can get vaccinated.

The Black Scholars Summer Konnection program enrolls students in credit courses and connects them with peers, faculty and staff.

The center takes an interdisciplinary approach to engaging students in the comprehensive study of human rights.

Senior James Bunnell will have co-published five scientific papers when he graduates in the fall with a bachelors degree in computer engineering.

The couples $500,000 match gift creates an endowed professorship in the Fowler College of Business.

The U.S. Olympian has spent the past 13 seasons with the Aztecs as an assistant, associate head coach and head coach in waiting.