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The rapid transition out of the classroom due to COVID-19 brought challenges and some bright spots.

Vanja Lazarevic, who came to the U.S. as a refugee from Bosnia as a teen, studies dynamics in immigrant families and finds a crucial source of protection from stress.

Each year, thousands of SDSU students take advantage of summer courses to free time for other priorities and for a timely graduation. This year, a greater number of summer courses will be online.

With webcams and white noise, SDSU's clinics shift into virtual space to meet the growing therapy and counseling needs of low-income San Diegans.

SDSU faculty and staff have introduced unique solutions to continue academic and co-curricular activities via virtual means.

U.S. News & World Report also gave high marks to several additional advanced-degree programs.

The universitys priority remains with the safety and well-being of its students, faculty, staff and campus visitors.

The Student Research Symposium gives students a much-desired platform to practice scientific communication.

Three SDSU faculty members and an alumna are among those to be honored in the annual induction ceremony.

More than 400 students are slated to present their research, scholarship and creative activities at the annual symposium, Feb 28-29.