SDSU Magazine

Thanks to a new $3.8 million federal grant, SDSU launches an innovative apprenticeship pathway with the potential to serve as a statewide model.

After flying solo in high school, he moved to forge connections to thrive in an academically ambitious sphere.

SDSU biology researchers found that disparities between Black and White women diagnosed with HR+ breast cancer are linked to poverty burden, not race or ancestry.

From 'Crazy Rich Asians' and John Sandford thrillers to Irish history and Indigenous dark fiction, SDSU provides a literary relief to daily life in prison.

Sydney Soriano took a difficult and winding path on the way to success at SDSU. Now the proud Filipina American aims to make a difference for her community in higher education.

Online courses offered between the fall and spring semesters allow students to accelerate their path to graduation or study an area of interest.

Kanna Ecklund is launching a company to market a sustainable flower foam, the green stuff that holds flowers in place in a container. Students are providing early-stage assistance.

On Oct. 9, nursing students received their white coats and pledged to uphold the ethics of nursing.

The student-led campaign returns to educate students about the current election and civic engagement.