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Despite pandemic-related challenges of the past year, donations to the university remain strong.

Viejas Arena will serve as the County of San Diegos newest vaccination site, open by appointment to eligible members of the campus community and general public.

An Africana Studies course helped propel this student to an education that encompasses the world.

The Women in Business student organization continues to provide its members with personal and professional development opportunities to foster growth.

SDSU engineer Chris Mi will work with UC San Diego on a NASA-funded project to bring futuristic electric air taxis closer to reality.

The department has changed its name to better reflect its expansive academic scope and mission.

The five ideas aim to address homelessness, empathy, ethnic studies, and leverage comics and artificial intelligence.

From contact tracing to testing and vaccine rollout, researchers pivoted quickly, launching critical programs to help San Diegos hardest hit groups.

SDSU doctoral student and award-winning principal Precious Jackson-Hubbard transforms lives.

Two SDSU women were among the driving forces behind an effort to recognize women who have shaped San Diego County.