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SDSU Experts to Discuss History of Animation at Comic-Con Museum

SDSU Experts to Discuss History of Animation at Comic-Con Museum

Pop Culture Science series returns to Balboa Park on February 25 with a panel discussion featuring faculty from SDSU’s Center for Comics Studies.

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Carl Weathers Returns to SDSU with Tips for the Next Generation of Athletes, Actors

Carl Weathers Returns to SDSU with Tips for the Next Generation of Athletes, Actors

The “Mandalorian” guest star recalled how his college experience helped prepare him for a lifelong career in performing arts.

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Birthing a Black Renaissance at SDSU

Birthing a Black Renaissance at SDSU

Cierra Watkins brings to life her vision to lift Black student voices and culture through theatre

From left to right: (top) Natalie Mladenov, Chris Warren, Hilary McMillan; (bottom) Noe Crespo, Iana Castro, Junfei Xie, Marina Kalyuzhnaya

Presidential Research Fellows Honored for Advancing Their Fields

Presidential Research Fellows Honored for Advancing Their Fields

The awards will support research, scholarship and creative activities in a variety of disciplines, from geography to public health.

Script/Rescript will be on view from Thursday, Oct. 13 to Thursday, Dec. 8, 2022, in the University Art Gallery.

VIDEO: Art Installation a Labor of Love for Student Artists

VIDEO: Art Installation a Labor of Love for Student Artists

Script/Rescript rewrites visual language attributed to conditions of disability

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Prison Arts Collective: A Forum for Expression and Connection

Prison Arts Collective: A Forum for Expression and Connection

A former participant continues to participate in a CSU-run prison arts program long after being released from prison, facilitating a space that reminds “people inside that they are not forgotten.”

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The Next Tony Award Winners Could Have an SDSU Program to Thank

The Next Tony Award Winners Could Have an SDSU Program to Thank

SDSU’s New Musical Initiative helps early-career writers workshop their musicals over a two-year period.

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Reclaiming the Air, One Sonic Snapshot at a Time

Reclaiming the Air, One Sonic Snapshot at a Time

Audio engineer Chris Warren has traveled the globe capturing sound environments and making them available to anyone through his app, EchoThief.

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Herbert Siguenza Named 2022-23 SDSU Arts Alive Artist in Residence

Herbert Siguenza Named 2022-23 SDSU Arts Alive Artist in Residence

Siguenza, best known for co-founding the theater performance group Culture Clash, will start his residency with an Artist Talk on Wed. Sept. 28

Rendering courtesy of City of Chula Vista

City of Chula Vista, SDSU Set to Build Film & Television Production Studio

City of Chula Vista, SDSU Set to Build Film & Television Production Studio

The studio will be part of the brand new Academic Center and Cinematic Arts Library development project.

The musical follows a young woman’s awakening to the importance of social activism and a young man’s determination for change in the fictitious community of Westville.

World Premiere Musical Postcard American Town Opens at SDSU

World Premiere Musical Postcard American Town Opens at SDSU

Contemporary musical examines the hardship of cultural discrimination and the importance of community activism. Debuts Friday, April 29.

Portrait of Bruce Onobrakpeya ©Damilola Onafuwa.

SDSU hosts two prominent African Artists in honor of Black History Month

SDSU hosts two prominent African Artists in honor of Black History Month

African creativity and performance explored with an exhibition of the art of Bruce Onobrakpeya and readings of the work of Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka.

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