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1897

 

Founded

34,000

 

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Friday, March 24, 2023

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A view of SDSU's Hepner Hall
School of Public Health Draws a Top 20 Ranking

The College of Education’s educational administration program and aerospace engineering are also highly ranked by U.S. News & World Report.
Alma Rocha at the Tijuana River.
Sally Casanova Scholars Program Gives Aspiring Ph.D. Students ‘Added Boost’

Seven SDSU students were chosen for the CSU pre-doctoral award, allowing them to pursue opportunities to expand research and realize their dreams.
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Big Ideas Finalists Named

Six faculty-led research groups are recognized for advancing research projects that address major societal concerns, including homelessness, climate change, social justice and more.
Flooding at Palm Avenue and 2nd Street in Imperial Beach.
Researchers Take on Imperial Beach Flooding

The team received a $500,000 grant and support from the City Council to combat the problem.
Jack McGrory
A Public Servant’s Gift to the Future

Jack McGrory envisions SDSU’s School of Public Affairs ranked among the nation’s best and is donating $1 million toward that goal.
Charlotte Ochiqui (’00)
Charlotte Ochiqui: A Conduit for Connection

The SDSU Alumni Board of Advisors president saw the opportunity for a more well-rounded education at SDSU.
SDSU ecologists Megan Jennings, Rebecca Lewison and colleagues lead a climate adaptation project that has been lauded as a model for the southwestern U.S.
SDSU Ecologists Lead Climate Adaptation Project Lauded as a Model

The Connecting Wildlands and Communities project will be featured at the Southwest Adaptation Forum this week.
Faculty from SDSU Imperial Valley have traveled wide for summer research this year. Video by: Padma Nagappan for SDSU
Medicine, Migrant Trauma, and Measuring Crime: Summer Research in Imperial Valley

The border region offers unique perspective for faculty members to advance their research.
Explore SDSU, the university's annual all-campus open house, takes place on Saturday, March 23.
SDSU Community Members, Alumni and Future Students Invited to Explore SDSU

SDSU hosts the annual Explore SDSU all-campus open house March 23.
SDSU is partnering with the City of Carlsbad to offer a Master of Public Administration degree to its employees.
New MPA Program Offered for Carlsbad City Employees

The program, held in partnership with the City of Carlsbad, is available to city employees in Carlsbad, Encinitas and Oceanside.
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Internships Create “Aha” Moments for SDSU Students

The College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts is a leader in providing donor-supported internships.
Derick Abrigu
Crossing Borders in Search of Answers

SDSU graduate student Derick Abrigu’s research aims to better inform public policy and perception by humanizing migrants.


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