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The Class of 2021 includes a diverse group of graduates from across departments on campus including psychology, computer science and criminal justice.

The alumnus is superintendent of the high-achieving Chula Vista Elementary School District.

New transdisciplinary center brings together early childhood development, early education and early childhood mental health.

SDSUs next set of educators are excited and prepared for the return to in-person instruction.

Nellie Tran, associate professor in counseling and school psychology, co-authored a congressional testimony on the wave of violence and discrimination.

Programs in business, engineering, public health and education are among those ranked by U.S. News & World Report.

Four ideas aim to address rural infrastructure, Imperial County health and environmental issues, transboundary water, and advancing 3D printing.

The five ideas aim to address homelessness, empathy, ethnic studies, and leverage comics and artificial intelligence.

SDSU doctoral student and award-winning principal Precious Jackson-Hubbard transforms lives.

Four ideas will address sustainable agriculture, community action, environmental justice and carbon capture.