SDSU NewsCenter
A Partnership to Train the Trainers in Special Education
Apr 22Jessica Suhrheinrichs $5.5 million grant will lead to increased support for teachers of students with autism spectrum disorders.
SDSU Selected for National Initiative to Transform Teacher Preparation
Apr 17Funding from US PREP will support an innovative partnership with the La Mesa-Spring Valley School District
Clinical Counseling Students Work to De-stress Border Volunteers
Mar 5As human-rights defenders respond to a huge increase in the number of asylum seekers, they can wind up needing help, too.
International Peace Village Spreads Cultural Awareness
Nov 13International students and community cultural organizations will represent diverse cultures at the 62nd annual International Peace Village.
Partnership Offers SDSU Students Access to Discounted Professional Attire
Sep 7The JCPenney Suit-Up event is set for San Diego and El Centro on Sunday, Sept. 9.
SDSU Welcomes Diverse Class of International Freshmen
Aug 28This years incoming class is expected to total about 300 international students from more than 40 countries.
Service-Minded SDSU Students Earn Prestigious Boren Awards
May 25The awards will support two students in study abroad and language immersion in Indonesia and Jordan.
SDSU Students in Residence Halls Feed Those in Need
Apr 17Donation barrels will be placed in each residence hall during the final two weeks of the spring semester.
SDSU Named Gilman Scholarship Top Producing Institution
Apr 16The U.S. Department of States Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship is a grant program that enables students of limited financial means to study or intern abroad.
A Personal Exploration
Feb 21SDSU student Nancy Nguyen finds deeper meaning in her study abroad experience in Uganda and Rwanda.
