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Office of the President
  • Samantha Stauber
  • Members of the Hispanic Mexican Ballet Perform at the Cesar E. Chavez Luncheon at the Parma Payne Go
  • Courtney Bennett
  • Darlene Shiley
  • AS Election Results 2012
  • Kristen Everhart (right) and Britini King pose with the first annual Terry Weinbrenner Championship

Toughness Personified

Presidential Scholar Samantha Stauber’s heroic journey exemplifies competitive spirit and a remarkable will to survive.

Luncheon Honors Chavez, Supports Students

SDSU celebrates the life of Cesar E. Chavez and recognizes individuals striving to follow in those footsteps.

Honors Student Selected for Prestigious Internship

Courtney Bennett will spend the fall semester on Capitol Hill in the Panetta Congressional Internship Program.

Darlene Shiley Honored

SDSU joins San Diegans in recognizing Shiley's impactful philanthropy.

AS Officers Elected for 2012

The unofficial results of the AS Government Elections cause joy and pain for student candidates.

Aztec Debate Wins at National Tournament

Kristin Everhart and Brittni King take home gold, raising their record to 17-3.
    • SDSU President Elliot Hirshman
      Learn more about his initiatives, interests and academic background.
    • The SDSU BioScience Center opened in 2006 as the first dedicated research building at SDSU.
      Undergraduate students are leading beneficiaries of the expanding research enterprise at SDSU.
    • Students benefit from donor support to scholarships, professional programs and academic initiatives.
      The campaign gains momentum with recent large gifts from several donors.
    • diverse group of students
      Find out about diversity initiatives under the auspices of the President's Office.
    • group of community members walking along Campanile Walkway
      Learn about novel SDSU programs aimed at addressing critical needs in San Diego.
    • Hepner Hall
      SDSU has transformed itself many times over since 1897.

    President's Lecture Series: Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs


    With 450 million smartphones sold last year, it’s becoming more and more evident that mobile technology is changing the world, said Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs during SDSU's inaugural President’s Lecture Series. Read more ...