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The visual and performing arts events highlight intersections among the arts, humanities and sciences to prompt conversations about meaningful issues.

The annual award for outstanding contributions will be presented at the All-University Convocation on Aug. 19.

Jack McGrory envisions SDSUs School of Public Affairs ranked among the nations best and is donating $1 million toward that goal.

Recent graduates will teach English to children in Brazil and pursue a study/research project in Trinidad and Tobago.

Composer Richard Thompson found a particularly personal location for the world premiere of his chamber opera.

The SDSU Alumni Board of Advisors president saw the opportunity for a more well-rounded education at SDSU.

After mastering the technique, Carlo di Dio and Bernadette Mirentxu Torres had to learn the marketing, finance and entrepreneurial side of dance.

The center takes an interdisciplinary approach to engaging students in the comprehensive study of human rights.

Kaye Sweetser has been recognized for her efforts to diversify the public relations industry.

Channelle McNutts (13, 17 MBA) experiences as a student leader at SDSU helped her discover the core of who I am.