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Saturday, September 30, 2023

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Chicano Studies
Artist Jose Olague (left) with professor emeritus Alberto Ochoa
Alumnus Unveils a Chicano Park Mural, 20 Years in the Making

Jose Olague’s National M.E.Ch.A. mural prominently features San Diego State University faculty and alumni.
Norma Elia Cantú (photo courtesy of Joel Salcido)
Norma Elia Cantú to Kick Off Hispanic Heritage Month

The renowned scholar and poet will deliver a keynote address Sept. 15 for the new campuswide celebration.
SDSU's Center for Human Rights will benefit future students by promoting collaborative projects on critical human rights issues.
Center for Human Rights Established

The center takes an interdisciplinary approach to engaging students in the comprehensive study of human rights.
Five San Diego State University research teams are proposing tangible pathways to foster social justice in professional, educational, historical and social contexts, empowering communities to eliminate social and economic disparities.
Big Ideas for Social Justice

The five ideas aim to address homelessness, empathy, ethnic studies, and leverage comics and artificial intelligence.
Michael Dominguez
New Faculty Scholar Hits the Ground Running

The inaugural scholar at the Latinx Resource Center led the development of a mentoring program that helps new students navigate the university.
From left, San Diego County Women's Hall of Fame inductees Nola Butler-Byrd, Lupe Holguin Buell, Sue Gonda, and Olivia Puentes-Reynolds.
Four for the County Women’s Hall of Fame

Three SDSU faculty members and an alumna are among those to be honored in the annual induction ceremony.
The space is designed to be a welcoming and collaborative environment for the Latinx community and its allies.
Latinx Resource Center Opens at SDSU

The facility, to be located in the SDSU Library, is seen as a show of support.
Mural by Malaquías Montoya, courtesy El Colegio de la Frontera Norte (El Colef).
Chicana and Chicano Studies at 50

Created at a time of multiple social upheavals, the department has developed an international research scope while keeping a close connection with the surrounding community.
Augustine
In Memoriam: Gus Chavez

The founding director of SDSU's Office of Educational Opportunity Programs and Ethnic Affairs is remembered for a decades-long commitment to educational inclusion.
SDSU Library (Photo: Jim Brady)
Diversity on Display

The SDSU Library will host two upcoming events highlighting activism and education.
Victoria Gonzalez-Rivera is an associate professor of Chicana and Chicano Studies at SDSU.
SDSU Professor Selected for Prestigious Fellowship

The award allows Victoria Gonzalez-Rivera and her co-author to detail the history of sexual diversity in Nicaragua.
Art in San Diego airport
Point of Entry

An exhibition explores cultural and geographic complexities of borders.


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