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Held on Aug. 19, the ceremony took place exactly two years and two days after the university first broke ground on the stadium site.

Faculty and staff gathered for the official fall welcome event prior to the first day of classes.

The news comes in time for SDSU's season opener on Sept. 3.

SDSU alum partners with his alma mater at Snapdragon Stadium.

The former event management industry executive is eager for the first Aztecs game at Snapdragon Stadium, where a major facility will bear her name.

In addition to being a regular donor to university programs and initiatives, he is a mentor to students.

The San Diego-based diagnostics manufacturer is the first partner for the Innovation District, which is expected to break ground next year.

The recipients include a major university philanthropist and activists with decades of involvement in issues of community and equity.

To date Founders Suites, Luxury Suites, Loge Boxes and the 800-plus person West Club are sold out.

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