SDSU NewsCenter

The very first program of its kind is still breaking new ground as it looks back to where it all started.

Ryan Meyers family is spending this Thanksgiving together and grateful for their sons fraternity brothers after he fell ill with what they initially thought was COVID-19.

SDSU student Sara Mezas battle with a rare muscle cancer has not stopped her from pursuing her dream of higher education, thanks to the Wallace, Shatsky, Blackburn, Courage Through Cancer Fund.

Gener Abdon finds communities of support at SDSU to pursue his interest in sustainability.

The city's Environmental Services department honored the university for composting, landfill diversion and other waste reduction efforts.

SDSU accounting major Faith Goh shares her aspirations and impactful experiences as a Fowler Scholar.

SDSU is hosting several cultural and educational events to highlight the universitys strong engagement in international education.

SDSU student William Nicewonger finds purpose in his education, similar to his time in the military.

SDSU's Project Access will offer an opportunity to earn a bilingual credential online in as little as a year.

Homecoming events include the annual War Memorial wreath-laying ceremony and a pet SDSU spirit competition, culminating in a live virtual celebration set for Nov. 14.