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After flying solo in high school, he moved to forge connections to thrive in an academically ambitious sphere.
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Campus News
Fighting past failure: A leadership studies major recalls her light bulb moment
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.
Rock the Vote mobilizes students ahead of midterm elections
The student-led campaign returns to educate students about the current election and civic engagement.
Twins on track to earn identical double degrees
Fowler College of Business students Malik and Mason Presley expect to earn master of science in cybersecurity management degrees in December.
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Better nutrition on a budget in Hispanic communities
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A community connected by SDSU
He played under Don Coryell. Now his number’s back in the locker room, part of a meaningful gift to SDSU Athletics.
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SDSU Impact
SDSU launches shipbuilding research projects with South Korea, Samsung Heavy Industries
SSAM Center secures funding to support new welding techniques, AI and VR training for maritime workforce
New initiative will foster California-Mexico partnerships across CSUs
State legislation put forward by David Alvarez and Juan Carrillo provides $5.4 million for cross-border research, workforce development and degree programs
Better nutrition on a budget in Hispanic communities
Bilingual student researchers develop culturally-informed program to improve healthy food choices and reduce cardiovascular disease
Giving
A lasting investment: Zane Rowe’s gift highlights a record year of philanthropy at SDSU
Rowe’s gift for graduate students was part of $179.3 million in philanthropic support during fiscal year 2025-26.
ARCS Foundation boosts scholarships for 11 SDSU doctoral researchers
Longtime university partner increases awards by 25%, continuing more than four decades of investment in SDSU students and research
For Mark Filanc, investing in students delivers a return and strengthens the construction workforce
Through philanthropic support, including donor-advised fund gifts, as well as industry leadership and involvement, the longtime SDSU partner is helping prepare students and strengthen the construction industry.
SDSU Alumni
Stem research: Alumna’s eco-friendly business plan for floral arrangements blossoms with help from entrepreneurial network
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.
Presenting the 2026 SDSU Homecoming Court
The Royals will be announced at the Aztecs’ game vs. Fresno State at Snapdragon Stadium
Inspiring innovation: The Zahn family's impact at SDSU
From the first recipient to the latest, Zahn Spirit of Innovation Award honorees show how innovation at SDSU can shape careers and lives long after graduation.
It started with a cold call: Alumna’s journey from mall job to professor
The support of her mother and faculty mentors paved the way for Rosa Arriaga’s success as a non-traditional student. Now she’s paying it forward with a naming gift for SDSU’s newest academic building.
SDSU Magazine
The Wait Is Over
After much anticipation, SDSU’s first season in the Pac-12 Conference is underway. Meet seven Aztecs leading the way in the opening months of competition.
The House That Judson Built
Twenty-five years ago, David Judson (’92) inherited the family business. It just happened to be America’s oldest family-run stained-glass studio. With more than a century of tradition behind him, how would he shape what came next?
What’s Your Game-Day Superstition?
Before the first Pac-12 whistle blew, SDSU Magazine wanted to know what gets the Aztec football team locked in before kickoff. Here are 13 superstitions and routines that stood out.
Aztec Voices
The Fowler College of Business had a strong reputation, and I was able to stay relatively close to home. Add in perfect weather and one of the best college towns in the country, and it wasn’t a difficult decision. SDSU checked every box and then some.
— Keiana Marti ('10), ESPN SportsCenter anchor, from 'Center' of attention: Fowler alumna scores anchor role at ultimate sports news show