SDSU NewsCenter

The recipient of a CSU endowed scholarship wants to help younger women break the gender and cultural stereotypes she has already started to overcome.

The program teaches skills and insights that dont always come through in a traditional classroom.

His residency begins with Native American Arts and Advocacy: An Artist Talk, on Sept. 28 via Zoom.

An overheard conversation inspired a College of Education alumna to create a nonprofit serving refugee families.

With a focus on diversity, equity, inclusion and social justice, more than one dozen digital collections have been acquired since 2020.

The online program, offered through SDSU Global Campus, will help students explore the fundamentals of tribal tourism planning.

The on-campus incubator and tech giant teamed up for a three-day Design Lab.

International business is No. 8 in the nation and the university is No. 67 among public universities, according to the annual listings of Best Colleges.

At the ROTC-hosted event, military representatives and SDSU President Adela de la Torre honored the victims of the terrorist attacks, first responders and those who volunteered to serve.

The renowned scholar and poet will deliver a keynote address Sept. 15 for the new campuswide celebration.