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Aligned with SDSUs strategic plan goals, plans expand decades of University Library efforts to share the experiences and contributions of African Americans.

In-person connections, lost in the transition to virtual life, are back again for SDSUs Welcome Weeks.

The Black Resource Center conference room will be named after the former College of Education dean, in recognition of a $30,000 gift from J. Luke Wood and Idara Essien-Wood.

SDSU sustainability sophomore Azure Ciel Fisher is digging into how structural racism impacts health.

A gift from a generous SDSU alumnus supports students participating in the center and its programs.

An Africana Studies course helped propel this student to an education that encompasses the world.

Getting involved with Black community at SDSU leads to success for health communications major Kayla McLeod.

The idea for a hub for scholarship, service and professional development arose from the death of George Floyd.

SDSU student and peer mentor Leah Jackson finds joy in helping other students achieve their potential.

Attorney Steven Bishop is supporting a scholarship endowment and a community care fund.