SDSU NewsCenter

SDSU hosted seven ceremonies over three days at Petco Park. These are just a few of the highlights.

Jacob Wright will attend the Center for European Integration to pursue a masters degree in Advanced European and International Studies: European Integration and Global Studies.

Scientists find the arrival of humans to uninhabited islands during the past 2.6 million years had minimal impacts on biodiversity loss, contrary to previous beliefs.

Nine SDSU students engaged in international service-learning internships this year.

An NEH grant supports the project at the Center for War and Society and focuses on members of the Marines Third Squad.

In the fall, Megan Mueller will enroll in San Jos State Universitys masters program in library and information science.

California Secretary of State Shirley Weber, a professor emerita at SDSU, shares her legacy of advocacy on and off campus and her vision for her new appointment with the state.

The Connecting Wildlands and Communities project will be featured at the Southwest Adaptation Forum this week.

Four ideas aim to address rural infrastructure, Imperial County health and environmental issues, transboundary water, and advancing 3D printing.

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