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Through additional student support and financial investment, SDSU is seeing historic growth in the numbers of local transfer students enrolling.

The course serves as an exploration of Latinx representation in media.

SDSU students and faculty are advancing wildfire, water and flora research at Alvarado Creek.

The first theatre production of the year grapples with immigration and opportunity.

How the Marching Aztecs pull off a halftime show with 1,500 teenage partnersand what it means to the kids.

Researchers, including those from SDSU, are calling on California schools to adopt policies and practices to reduce the disproportionate number of suspensions among Native American youth.

All SDSU community members both on and off campus are encouraged to participate in the campaign.

Don Dumas and Hilda Martinez, who received credentials from the College of Education, were honored for their work and commitment to students.

The founding director of SDSU's Office of Educational Opportunity Programs and Ethnic Affairs is remembered for a decades-long commitment to educational inclusion.

Micro-mobility companies have set up geofencing around campus, which will alert riders when they are approaching the no-ride campus zones.