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SDSU By the Numbers

1897

 

Founded

34,000

 

Students (Fall 2019)

3,076

 

Students Studying Abroad (2017-18)

400,000+

 

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Neurocognitive scientist Phillip Holcomb’s research group is the first to map out the series of steps the brain takes when reading.
Decoding the Brain: AWJ Winner Uncovers Phenomena Behind Reading

How is your brain processing the words you are reading right now? That’s the focus of neurocognitive scientist Phillip Holcomb’s nearly five decades of research
SDSU's Hepner Hall, in the 1980s (left) and 2022.
SDSU's Culture of Philanthropy

When state budget support no longer was sufficient to meet basic needs — and loftier aspirations — the university ramped up its efforts to draw outside support.
Grant funding for 2019-20 increased from major federal agencies, and a record 1,251 proposals were submitted to more than 300 sponsors. (Video: Ryan Schuler)
SDSU Sustains Grant Funding at $144.4 Million for 2019-20

Funding from federal agencies increased, and many researchers stepped up to the challenge presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A number of the Presidential Staff Excellence Awards winners with SDSU President Adela de la Torre.
SDSU Staff Receive Presidential Staff Excellence Awards

SDSU President Adela de la Torre recognized staff members during an annual award ceremony.
Research Horizons: The Science of Smell

Nutrition professor Surabhi Bhutani is on a quest to improve health by better understanding our sense of smell.
Pedro Torres presenting his research to colleagues.
Mysteries of the Microbiome Spark a Lifelong Passion

Pedro Torres authored 12 scientific papers while at SDSU, including one with positive implications for women's health.
SDSU Chemistry Professor Christal Sohl.
Research Horizons: The Quest to Cure Cancer

Chemistry professor Christal Sohl studies how rogue enzymes lead to tumors.
Image Courtesy: Emily Kelly
Bacteria Surrounding Coral Reefs Change in Synchrony, Even Across Great Distance

The study was recently published in Nature Communications.
Research Horizons: SDSU Ecologist Works to Save Disappearing American Prairie

Nick Barber studies how the prairie can once again support biodiversity.
Campus and community invited to SDSU President Adela de la Torre's inauguration.
SDSU Campus and Community Invited to President Adela de la Torre's Inauguration

Inauguration for SDSU's first female Latina president happening Thursday, April 11.
SDSU student shares her research at annual Student Research Symposium.
Community Invited to Student Research Showcase on Inauguration Day

San Diego State University is hosting a Student Research Symposium Showcase for the campus and community the morning of President de la Torre's investiture.
Research Horizons: Working to Reduce Food Insecurity

Nutrition professor Amanda McClain researches how to improve the health of the food-insecure.


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