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SDSU breaks ground on Sciences and Engineering Laboratories in Brawley
Feb 9Set to open in fall 2025, the new state-of-the-art building is one part of SDSU’s commitment to meeting the STEM and both the current and future geothermal energy sector demands of ‘Lithium Valley.’
Vice President for Student Affairs and Campus Diversity Named
Nov 30Christopher Manning, who currently serves as the Vice President and Chief Inclusion and Diversity Officer at University of Southern California, joins SDSU in spring 2024.
SDSU Honored as Fulbright HSI Leader for Third Consecutive Year
Oct 30SDSU is among 46 colleges and universities on the 2023 list, announced at the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) annual meeting in Chicago.
Medical Tech Innovator Returns to SDSU for President's Lecture Series
Oct 12Joe Kiani revolutionized equipment to monitor patient blood oxygen with insights gained in an electrical engineering classroom. Now he aims to do the same with a device to report opioid overdoses.
Gov. Signs Bill, OKs CSU, SDSU to Offer Independent Doctoral Degrees
Oct 10With the signing of Assembly Bill 656, work is already underway at SDSU to launch new, independent doctoral degree programs.
SDSU Celebrates Progress, Shared Values at All-University Convocation
Aug 17Faculty and staff gathered to recognize academic triumphs, campus unity and reaffirm goals during the official fall welcome event ahead of the first day of classes.
Outstanding Staff of 2022-23 Saluted
Aug 14The annual Presidential Staff Excellence Awards recognize contributions and efforts made by SDSU staff, administrators and auxiliary staff.
SDSU President Appointed to Homeland Security Academic Partnership Council
Jun 23The council consults on opportunities for grants, scholarship, programs and other initiatives to address threats of violence and terrorism prevention.
SDSU Georgia Program Extended by Four Years
Jun 6With STEM-educated workforce in high demand, SDSU and the Georgia Ministry of Education and Science agree to extend successful nine-year collaboration
EARTH-Hop: Students, Sixth Graders Tackle Climate Change with Music
May 30The SDSU/National City schools collaboration connects science and the arts to make concepts of sustainability more accessible.