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SDSU hosts two prominent African Artists in honor of Black History Month
Feb 24African creativity and performance explored with an exhibition of the art of Bruce Onobrakpeya and readings of the work of Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka.
SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film Presents A Raisin in the Sun
Feb 21A gripping domestic drama that captures the African American experience through the pursuit of the American Dream.
Vincent Whipple Joins SDSU as Arts Alive Artist in Residence
Sep 21His residency begins with Native American Arts and Advocacy: An Artist Talk, on Sept. 28 via Zoom.
Arts Alive SDSU's Discovery Series Returns for Fall
Sep 3The visual and performing arts events highlight intersections among the arts, humanities and sciences to prompt conversations about meaningful issues.
National Forum to Explore Comics in Education
Aug 24An Institute of Museum and Library Services grant places SDSU at the forefront of a proposal to merge libraries and comics for innovations in teaching and scholarship.
So Suite: Music Professor's Work Gets the Royal Treatment
Jul 12Composer Richard Thompson found a particularly personal location for the world premiere of his chamber opera.
Gregory Porter's World of Music
Apr 30The jazz and R&B recording artist made a life-changing pivot at SDSU and learned its smart to keep yourself open to all opportunities.
Wind Symphony and Arts Alive SDSU Celebrate Earth Day with Winds of Change
Apr 21Musicians, recording engineers, and film and audio crew honor Earth Day with a concert drawing attention to climate change.
Big Ideas for Social Justice
Mar 17The five ideas aim to address homelessness, empathy, ethnic studies, and leverage comics and artificial intelligence.
Registration Window for Winter Session 2020-21 Closing Soon
Dec 7More than 35 courses, the most ever, are available during the upcoming holiday break to help students meet graduation requirements. Registration closes Dec. 15.