SDSU Magazine

Choosing favorites can be tough. That’s especially true when the options are so good. Here are some of our favorite SDSU moments from 2024.

In the spring, SDSU Magazine ranked the most popular student hangouts over the decades. By popular demand, here’s Part 2. See if yours made the list.

SDSU biologists have collected specimens from every corner of the Earth for decades: It’s all in the Biodiversity Museum.

Marta Miletić, an assistant professor of civil, construction and environmental engineering, on how she and her students are helping to make life on Mars possible.

Athletics isn’t the only beneficiary: The move will bring more opportunities for national recognition and success for athletics, students and the university.

SDSU alumna Emely Navarro (’18) grew up visiting her family’s coffee farm in El Salvador, and now she’s in the family business. Plus, an Aztec-owned coffee guide.

In 1999, influential philanthropists gathered around a table for the foundation’s first board meeting—and what they built is thriving and growing today.

SDSU Aztecs for Life and philanthropists J. Keith Behner (’71) and Catherine M. Stiefel (’92) focus their philanthropy on education, environmental sustainability and social justice.