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The modern adaptation of Aesops Fables teaches life lessons to children and adults alike.

Debra Greenfield's scholarship and internship endowments will support public affairs majors.

A community mentoring program launched while Tony Gwynn was head coach just keeps on giving.

The diversity forum explores the intersection of identity and careers.

Even on the business side of the sports industry, SDSU alumni get to experience the thrill of winning.

The film festival is one of the Arts Alive SDSU spring 2018 signature events.

The burger placed seventh in the James Beard Foundation's Blended Burger Project: Campus Edition competition.

SDSU's School of Art and Design is offering a series of lectures on entrepreneurship for art students.

Stephanie Balvaneda ('14) is the first SDSU alumna hired by the Sweetwater Union High School District under the RISE program.

Lectures, film screenings and campus dialogues are scheduled throughout February.