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Friday, September 30, 2022

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Fowler College of Business

Supporting SDSU and Snapdragon Stadium — How Nice!

You may not have heard of "Nice Guy" John McAvoy’s company but you probably pass by its products every day.

Fowler College of Business

Higher Monthly Mortgage or Less Expensive Home?: Inflation Q&A with SDSU's David Ely

The Federal Reserve vows to fight inflation, but what does that mean to rates and when will we see relief?

Fowler College of Business

New Research Shows How COVID Altered Americans' Moving Intentions

Recently published academic findings show pandemic’s impact on individuals’ decisions on residential relocation.

Fowler College of Business

Distinguished Faculty Honored for Their Contributions

The annual award for outstanding contributions will be presented at the All-University Convocation on Aug. 18.

Extra year led SDSU right hander Troy Melton to a major league contract and bachelor’s degree.

Fowler College of Business

Business School Change Up: Aztec Earns Diploma, Then Gets MLB Call

Righty Troy Melton missed the ‘21 MLB draft but now has a marketing degree under his Tigers baseball belt.

Pictured: SDSU student-athlete Jeweliana Perez.

Fowler College of Business

Passion for Sport, Business Drives Student-Athlete and Future Entrepreneur

Utility infielder balances academic success, collegiate athletics and raising mental health awareness while playing on top-ranked Aztecs softball team

$6.25 Million Grant Establishes New AI Center at Fowler College of Business, Supports Student-Athletes

A James Silberrad Brown Foundation grant will expand AI research at SDSU and support the Aztecs Going Pro program for graduates.

An SDSU history class is showcased in an Oakland Museum of California exhibit.

SDSUxCOMIC-CON: Just How Much Money Does Comic-Con Make For San Diego?

The city's annual comic convention pumps millions of dollars into San Diego's economy each year, but it could all vanish in 2025.

Alberto Cortes earned his Executive MBA degree from SDSU’s Fowler College of Business in 2000. (Photo courtesy of Alberto Cortes)

Business Graduate’s Volunteer Work at AIDS Information Line Leads to A Lifetime Of Community Service

Mama’s Kitchen CEO Alberto Cortes says he still uses the lessons he learned from his SDSU executive MBA program.

Inflation and the Economy: What to Expect in the Second Half of ’22

SDSU Assistant Professor of Finance Stephen Brincks explains the Federal Reserve’s recent interest rate hikes in response to soaring inflation.

$1.28 Million Grant Propels Global Perspective in International Business

SDSU's CIBER program, funded for an additional four years, brings an international element to business studies that includes language and cultural education.

SDSU professor Amanda Marino (left) and wife Emily skating as a couple.

Celebrating PRIDE: Importance of Representation and Community

SDSU professor Amanda Marino knows firsthand the value of a support system for first-gen, LGBTQ+ students.

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