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Heather Sweeney brings a new and refreshing take to literary analysis in her Swift-oriented curriculum

The program currently has 27 enrolled students and is among the few musical theatre programs for undergraduates available in California.

This year’s conference was the largest yet, bringing together a diverse binational group of students, faculty and policy leaders to build a better border region

Listed among 2019’s top 10 most-produced plays in the U.S., Larissa FastHorse’s work earned a place on Broadway becoming the first play by a Native American woman.

$13K in prize money will be awarded to student teams who prepare digital solutions for health care issues

A new course on Stevie Wonder will delve into the artist’s multiple award-winning works and the cultural context in which they came to be.

SDSU will contribute to five panels on topics that include comics in education and Black horror.

SDSU’s VISTA will add a humanities degree and develop a toolkit to help spread education to other locations.

More than 650 students shared their scholarly projects with larger San Diego community

Despite the rain, more than 17,000 attendees turn out for this year’s STEM festival at Snapdragon Stadium