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Matt de la Pea, a Newbery Medal-winning author who learned some of his skills at SDSU, is returning to help aspiring younger talent to break into the field.

Studentsand dogswill enjoy the projects completed for the 2019-20 year, including an 800-student residence hall, imported trees and an upgraded recreation field.

Faculty are conducting critical fieldwork in Mexico, China, Alaska and elsewhere.

New Student and Family Convocation is set for Aug. 24 at Viejas Arena.

Micro-mobility companies have set up geofencing around campus, which will alert riders when they are approaching the no-ride campus zones.

The fall 2019 semester begins Monday, Aug. 26.

The border region offers unique perspective for faculty members to advance their research.

In a career teaching and researching public relations, Broom raised the level of scholarship associated with the profession and mentored students.

With the start of a new school year comes an expanded selection of food options on the SDSU campus.

The Day of Giving in 2018 generated more than $275,000 in gifts from more than 1,500 donors.