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The campus invites the community to participate in events scheduled throughout February.

The one-year program in elementary and secondary curriculum and instruction has been expanded to include a course helping teachers adapt to the era of virtual instruction.

Undergraduate applications alone for fall 2022 have exceeded 99,000 for the first time in university history. More than 106,000 have been received overall.

First two weeks of spring semester will be primarily virtual with the normal in-person course schedule resuming on Feb. 7.

The crowdfunded campaign helps students impacted by a cancer diagnosis including junior Sara Meza Adame stay in school and complete their studies.

As we look to 2022, we reflect on some of the important SDSU stories of 2021.

With support from a grant, SDSUs Viral Information Institute is exploring theories on whether some viruses pop up spontaneously.

The commitment to develop global leaders remains a priority despite the pandemic.

Hired through federal HEERF assistance, the mentors provide skills that fell by the wayside during the virtual experience of COVID-19.

Back on campus, this years contributions provided more than 534,000 pounds of food.