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First-year MPA and JD students at both universities will be able to begin coursework toward the dual degree, saving time in what is traditionally a single pathway to both advanced degrees.

Doctoral student Kimberley Folkes-Dunkley will grapple with questions of identity — including her own — during a nine-month research project in her home country.

The founding chair of the Department of Administration, Rehabilitation and Postsecondary Education was a champion for equity through support of the disability community and advancement of leadership initiatives.

With the ultimate goal of securing a spot in the 2024 Paralympics, SDSU adapted athletes are headed to Florida this month to challenge athletes from all over the country.

Redefining Asian representation both on camera and behind-the-scenes

The renewal extends guaranteed admission for qualifying Hoover High graduates through the class of 2028.

Raymond Wells' determination to earn a college degree and lift his family out of poverty led him to the life-changing support of the SDSU Retirement Association Scholarship.

Todd Butler has been appointed dean of the College of Arts and Letters. Butler’s appointment is effective July 1.

Fred Pierce believed San Diego State University changed his life, so he dedicated himself to enhancing its greatness.

SDSU geography students shared their research findings with farm and vineyard owners after a year-long internship.