SDSU NewsCenter

The change was made to allow students more spending flexibility as certain restaurants not owned or operated by SDSU have limited their operations due to COVID-19 health and safety guidelines.

Donors who have overcome personal adversity are supporting students confronted by sudden and serious challenges.

Membership in the Center for Research Libraries makes a repository of unique and diverse international collections available to scholars.

More than 35 courses, the most ever, are available during the upcoming holiday break to help students meet graduation requirements. Registration closes Dec. 15.

The SDSU School of Communication speech and debate team boosts its national ranking to No. 12 with the support of coaches and funding.

New memorandum of understanding looks to partnerships in education and research, including online learning programs that draw from both nations.

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

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.

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.

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