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Milagros Esmerode chose SDSU over other universities because she found it offered more student resources for success.

Jose Luis Alvarado, an SDSU Imperial Valley alumnus and now the provost at CSU Los Angeles, overcame incredible odds on his road to success, thanks to mentors at the college.

A national report suggests colleges and universities emulate SDSUs preparation for teaching in virtual space.

Sophomore Cierra Bush worked with donors and businesses in L.A. to fill more than a hundred backpacks for foster youth and help them flourish in school.

How one professor used store-bought rotisserie chickens to guide students through a virtual lab study of avian anatomy.

SDSU Well-being and Health Promotion is offering additional resources to support students and help them reach their goals.

Savannah Cadet-Haynes is one of six journalists in San Diego County selected to represent a community of her choice.

The grant recognizes SDSUs efforts for improving employment opportunities for those with disabilities.

SDSU student Tiffany Gil is using her prize money from The Great Grass Race to fund her startup company that she founded in SDSUs ZIP Launchpad.

The dean of the College of Sciences gained early exposure to research opportunities and wants to ensure SDSU students do too.