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

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

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

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

A deep interest in human rights drives the senior political science major.

Four ideas will address sustainable agriculture, community action, environmental justice and carbon capture.

Freshman track standout Nelya Schasfoort finds community and confidence within the SDSU Adapted Athletics program.

SDSU is part of a select national group that will synthesize community input for stakeholders to develop effective vaccination efforts.

Archaeologist Seth Mallios and hundreds of students have spent more than 15 years excavating the Palomar Mountain cabin site.

Anya Shutovska (19) realized her personal mission for serving others during her time as a student leader at SDSU.