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The developer proposes to construct approximately 600 market-rate apartments. Construction is slated to begin early 2024.

The historically black fraternities and sororities create programs and volunteer events in hopes to better the communities around us.

Honey Lynn Samuelson Villalobos says her Filipino heritage provides her with insight into the challenges faced by Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) people in the accounting industry.

The SDSU freshman earned a career high along with two Mountain West awards in her last four games.

This is the last call for SDSU Men's Basketball 2022-23 season ticket sales.

SDSU maintains academic programs, research initiatives and educational campaigns designed to inform and educate, especially given the sunrise of cybersecurity threats, including those targeting higher

The projected population growth of adults age 60+ living in San Diego County was announced at SDSUs Inaugural Age-Friendly University Lecture Series.

According to the National Retail Federation (NRF), U.S. consumers plan to spend a record $10.6 billion on Halloween candy, decorations, costumes and other holiday items.

An initiative spearheaded by the Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity seeks to get 75 percent of students to participate in a paid internship by the 2024-25 school year.

Two SDSU scholarship recipients show promising future in astronomy, cybersecurity.