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1897		Founded
34,000		Students (Fall 2019)
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Dianna Ratsamy

LGBTQ+ Internships Lead to Employment

LGBTQ+ Internships Lead to Employment

SDSU students in the interdisciplinary LGBTQ+ studies program have access to multiple community internships

SDSU psychology professor emeritus Jerome Sattler

Golden Years are 'Giving Back' Time for Psychology Professor

Golden Years are 'Giving Back' Time for Psychology Professor

Professor emeritus Jerome Sattler remains engaged with SDSU nearly two decades after leaving the full-time faculty.

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Terrible with Names

Terrible with Names

The story of SDSU’s least popular name, and how a future U.S. president helped change it.

Recently elected ASB Vice President Sandy Mekany overcame racism and anti-Middle Eastern sentiment in post 9/11 America to become a prominent student leader on campus.

After Childhood Rife With Post-9/11 Racism, Daughter of Immigrants Strives to Shape Policy

After Childhood Rife With Post-9/11 Racism, Daughter of Immigrants Strives to Shape Policy

Incoming Associated Students' VP Sandy Mekany says personal experiences drive her commitment to influencing change on campus and, one day, in the courts.

Natalie King-Shaw (right) hopes to launch her A.M.A.N.I. Project in the upcoming 2022-23 school year. (SDSU)

'It’s Elementary' for SDSU Student's A.M.A.N.I. Project

'It’s Elementary' for SDSU Student's A.M.A.N.I. Project

Natalie King-Shaw earns scholarship, seed money for new program based on Henrietta Goodwin Scholars to help Black grade school students thrive.

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Money Magazine’s Best Colleges for Value Ranks SDSU

Money Magazine’s Best Colleges for Value Ranks SDSU

The rankings assessed quality, affordability and outcomes for graduates.

Karina Arzuyan

‘Incredibly Competitive’ Fulbright Grants Awarded to Six Students

‘Incredibly Competitive’ Fulbright Grants Awarded to Six Students

A graduate student will study algal blooms in the biggest lake in Armenia; others will teach English in Spain and South Korea.

Courtney Willis

Say It Loud: I'm Curly and I'm Proud

Say It Loud: I'm Curly and I'm Proud

Courtney Willis, a communication major, discovered a community she didn't know existed when she created Tik Tok content urging followers to embrace their curly identity.

Coach Mary-Elizabeth Pacio mentoring youth basketball players. (Photo by Isaiah Paguio)

ZIP Launchpad Entrepreneurs Graduate with Real-World Startup Skills

ZIP Launchpad Entrepreneurs Graduate with Real-World Startup Skills

From endorsement deals for student athletes to a water-quality testing app, SDSU’s startup incubator offers guidance, tools and support to fledgling business ventures.

Henrietta Goodwin Scholars Azure Fisher (left) and Alexia Oduro will continue their education at graduate school.

Henrietta Goodwin Scholars Program Inspires Graduates to Continue Education

Henrietta Goodwin Scholars Program Inspires Graduates to Continue Education

Azure Fisher and Alexia Oduro are among the first Henrietta Goodwin Scholars to continue their education at graduate school.

As president, Shawki Moore hopes to rebuild an A.S. culture that he said was adversely impacted during the pandemic. (Photo: SDSU)

A Dream Achieved: Shawki Moore’s Path to A.S. President

A Dream Achieved: Shawki Moore’s Path to A.S. President

COVID-19 threw the communications major off his planned path into student leadership. A willingness to shift gears got him back on.

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Top 10 Degrees Among 2022 SDSU Graduates

Top 10 Degrees Among 2022 SDSU Graduates

The Class of 2022 includes a diverse group of students from across departments on campus including mechanical engineering, psychology and criminal justice.

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