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The Career Management Center in the Fowler College of Business worked to quickly adapt services for students affected by the pandemic.

With hundreds of implementation team members identified, SDSU will host a formal kickoff event for its new five-year strategic plan on Sept. 16.

The universitys newest residential community earns a crowning achievement in sustainability.

Part-time student employees are adjusting to an unconventional semester and still getting valuable on-the-job experience in both the virtual and in-person environments.

The murals highlight the School of Art and Designs new diversity and inclusion initiative.

Civil engineering, American Indian Studies and child development are among the new degree completion programs offered.

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.

The recipients will be recognized for their contributions on Aug. 19.

Funding from federal agencies increased, and many researchers stepped up to the challenge presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The COVID-19 pandemic has not disrupted summer enrollments at SDSU.