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illustration of WWII jets
Library Exhibits Go to War
The three exhibits feature items from Special Collections and University Archives.
African-American students at San Diego State College
SDSU Celebrates Black History Month
The Office of Intercultural Relations, the Cross Cultural Center and other campus organizations offer various events this February.
black and white photo of young Latina pumping her fist
Library Debuts Chicana/o Archive Collection
Unidos Por La Causa: The Chicana and Chicano Experience in San Diego opens Oct. 20.
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About San Diego State...Fall 2010
Ken Kramer's new column offers a glimpse into SDSU history.
SDSU President
Vision Realized
The All-University Convocation focused on President Stephen L. Weber’s tenure and the campus’ Shared Vision during the past 14 years.
June Junko Kushino, age 89, poses with her degree
CSU to Document Nisei Ceremonies
An online exhibit will memorialize the CSU's 250 Japanese-American students interned in 1941.
globe and text book opened to "Africa"
Bringing World's History to San Diego
The World History Association conference features a keynote lecture by SDSU history professor Kathryn Edgerton-Tarpley.
Insignia of the SDSU student veterans organization
Two Names Added to Campus War Memorial
Another fallen veteran from the Vietnam War and one from the Korean War were added to the monument.
SDSU on the Frontier
The nation's first women's studies department turns 40.
Carl Yoshimine and June Junko Kushino
Present Righting of Past Wrong
SDSU confers honorary degrees upon Japanese-American students interned during WWII.
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