SDSU NewsCenter
Are You New Here? Tracing the Origin of Viruses
Dec 13With support from a grant, SDSUs Viral Information Institute is exploring theories on whether some viruses pop up spontaneously.
Library Peer Mentors to the Rescue
Dec 9Hired through federal HEERF assistance, the mentors provide skills that fell by the wayside during the virtual experience of COVID-19.
Sally Casanova Scholars Program Gives Aspiring Ph.D. Students Added Boost
Dec 7Seven SDSU students were chosen for the CSU pre-doctoral award, allowing them to pursue opportunities to expand research and realize their dreams.
Aztecs Rock Hunger Brings Food to Hundreds of Thousands of San Diegans, Students
Dec 7Back on campus, this years contributions provided more than 534,000 pounds of food.
CSU Chancellor Visits SDSU
Dec 6Chancellor Joseph Castro met with faculty, staff and students, toured the campus and said SDSU sets a national example for supporting students from diverse backgrounds.
Dedication of Lamden Hall Honors Lasting Legacy
Nov 18Charles W. Lamden helped establish the universitys school of business and an acclaimed accounting program.
New Bird Identified by SDSU Biologists and Collaborators
Nov 10The vivid yellow Inti tanager was discovered in Bolivia and Peru.
Iconic Local Eateries to Abound in Aztec Stadium
Nov 4Your first look at SDSU Mission Valley food outlets: Burgers, cheesesteaks, pizza, cookies and more.
SDSU Named 2021 HSI Leader by Fulbright Program
Oct 27The university is part of an inaugural cohort of 35 Hispanic-Serving Institutions across the country, recognized by the U.S. Department of State.
Aztecs Rock Hunger Returns to Campus
Oct 22The annual campaign kicks off Oct. 22 to benefit The Jacobs & Cushman Food Bank and the SDSU food pantry.