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A summer institute showed faculty members how to add more structure and support into their classes to help students succeed and make sure they read the syllabus.

The self-imposed social moratorium prohibits in-person gatherings to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Patrisse Cullors will speak at a virtual event hosted by SDSU on Aug. 23

Just days after breaking ground on SDSU Mission Valley, SDSU President Adela de la Torre announced the universitys new strategic plan in an all-campus address.

Named for the first Black graduate in SDSUs origins as a teachers college, the program strives to help freshmen succeed academically and socially.

The inaugural Faculty Forward Awards recognize instructional faculty members who were especially agile and dedicated to student support in the ongoing pandemic.

The Princeton Review acknowledged SDSUs affordability, academic offerings and quality student experience.

In a suite of changes to support individual and community health, SDSU is requiring facial coverings, restricting campus access and reducing the number of people physically on campus.

The top, student-generated videos will be used to promote staying safe and healthy.

With the first shovels in the ground at the Mission Valley stadium site, the long-term vision for a campus expansion, new stadium, Innovation District, and River Park is now under construction.