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SDSU to Launch Comprehensive Strategic Planning Process

The process represents the first comprehensive, all-university effort involving all levels and areas of campus, including SDSU Imperial Valley and the auxiliaries.

Students

School as Sanctuary

The Hemet native hopes to use his experience with depression and anxiety to help others.

"Just Like Us" is a documentary-style play that looks at the challenges of immigration status in America.

Professional Studies and Fine Arts

"Just Like Us" Portrays Immigration Reality

The first theatre production of the year grapples with immigration and opportunity.

From left to right: Vanessa Serrano, Talia Kieu and Maribel Cruz Reyes (Photos and Video: Ryan Schuler)

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Three Student Researchers Chosen for Sally Casanova Scholarships

SDSU students who faced multiple challenges will receive mentoring and scholarships to pursue Ph.D. degrees.

Philanthropy

Degree Shift: A Scholarship That Keeps a Passion Alive

Jane Beers ('68) never achieved the master's in social work she wanted, but a memorial scholarship helps new students continue her life's work of keeping families together.

Chemistry researcher Jing Gu is working on making fuel cell technology affordable and green. Video: Ethan Garcia for SDSU. Video Editing: Scott Hargrove

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Mimicking Photosynthesis to Make Fuel Cells Affordable and Green

SDSU professor Jing Gu's lab is focused on renewable energy.

The Beat Goes On With High School Band Night

How the Marching Aztecs pull off a halftime show with 1,500 teenage partners—and what it means to the kids.

"Suspensions and Expulsions of Native American Studies in California Public Schools” explores the disproportionate suspension rates of Native American students and suggests solutions.

Report: Native Americans Suspended at Disproportionate Rates, Recommendations Offered

Researchers, including those from SDSU, are calling on California schools to adopt policies and practices to reduce the disproportionate number of suspensions among Native American youth.

SDSU Reignites “I Am SDSU” Campaign

All SDSU community members – both on and off campus – are encouraged to participate in the campaign.

All regional high school students are invited to CSU College Night on Sept. 16 at the San Diego Convention Center, hosted by SDSU and CSU. (Photo: CSU)

SDSU to Host Regional High School Counselors and Students

CSU admissions are the focus of a systemwide gathering, hosted by SDSU at the San Diego Convention Center.

Changing Course to Get Right on Track

After putting Jamaica behind him, criminal justice major Ikemba Dyke is confident SDSU is his path to success.

SDSU Committed to Student Safety and Well-Being

The university provides students with an array of programming and intervention strategies related to alcohol and other drugs.

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Treat Yourself

Saturday, September 21, 10pm

Financial Planning for Study Abroad

Monday, September 23, 2019

Study Abroad Scholarship Writing Workshop

Monday, September 23, 2019

Germany Study and Intern abroad panel

Tuesday, September 24, 2019

Campus Dialogue

Tuesday, September 24, 2019

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