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A new, innovative summer institute allows high school students to earn college credit for theory-based courses and get a taste of SDSU student life.

Co-sponsored by the College of Arts and Letters and the San Diego Public Library, the mini-series seeks to shine a light on diversity.

San Diego arts patron Julia Brown has pledged strong support for SDSUs new performing arts district.

The Faculty Forward Awards honor faculty instructors who demonstrated exceptional agility and dedication in transitioning their courses to virtual for fall 2020.

In Wayne Beachs class, students share the pandemics impact on themselves, their families and the environment.

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.

In collaboration with the School of Music and Dance, SDSU's School of Theatre, Television and Film is digitally streaming Chess In Concert with more than 100 students participating.

The fourth installment of a five-part series highlighting nearly 50 COVID-related projects at SDSU considers efforts to assess and address mental health during the pandemic.

The four-part series focuses on stories related to migration and immigration.