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SDSU University Library invites community to their newest exhibit's grand opening Tuesday, March 12 at 4 p.m.

From immigrating to America and juggling Ph.D. coursework as a new mom, to becoming the first tenured ECE female faculty member at SDSU, Sarkar has become an inspiration.

Savanna Harris' connection to a famous Black soldier during the War of 1812 ignited a passion to learn more about the African diaspora and to teach it to the next generation of high school learners.

A look ahead at the film’s aim to transform sexual health awareness in older adults through the lens of African American women living with HIV.

New research and donor funds are drastically growing the university’s research enterprise and impact at a time when the university is also diversifying its faculty.

For the first time, SDSU has distributed nearly every dollar of scholarship funds available to students. The next scholarship application period opens on March 11.

Dozens upon dozens of new projects and initiatives have been launched at SDSU through the strategic plan, many of which are directly tied to the growth of university research, new infrastructure and student success.

SDSU representatives to bring message of hope and support to faith-based communities for Super Sunday

Xingaderas will lead an interactive workshop for students and present an artist talk as part of the Arts Alive SDSU Discovery Series

African American Alumni Chapter President Tara Johnson (‘96) shares that the chapter first started as a group of friends that connected every year at homecoming.