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Contemporary musical examines the hardship of cultural discrimination and the importance of community activism. Debuts Friday, April 29.

Matthew Martinez, an SDSU public health major, is graduating in three years, an impressive feat against the backdrop of the pandemic.

A groundbreaking ceremony attended by San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria kicked off the project, shaped by broad community input.

With a major gift to San Diego State University, the family continues its commitment to developing meaningful public spaces.

Once the lifeblood of the local Kumeyaay people, urbanization has transformed the San Diego River. SDSU researchers are helping to address the problems that ensued.

Supported by major grants, the new unit will unite educators and librarians across the world.

ARPE assistant professor is a passionate advocate for understanding disability as identity, culture.

SDSU MBA student and First Light Coffee Whiskey co-founder, David Elizondo, formed the idea for his company as a class project during one of his SDSU marketing courses.

Alumni Ben and Nikki Clay say they feel connected to the universitys park project, expected to become a well-maintained, regional amenity.

While the SDSU Kumeyaay Land Acknowledgement is not connected to university policy, it remains an important statement respecting Native and Indigenous peoples.