SDSU NewsCenter
Getting to know the new Associated Students president
Sep 10Milan Rawls was at a fork in the road when she picked the one that led to SDSU. As the top officer in A.S., now she’s helping lead an initiative to improve students’ access and connections to important resources.
Research by QR code: A new perspective in food studies
Sep 9Senior Zora Heneghan’s work, funded by the CSU Agricultural Research Institute of California, is aligned with her passions.
Inspiring innovation: The Zahn family's impact at SDSU
Sep 9From 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.
Terry Atkinson makes a lasting investment in Aztec basketball
Sep 8The SDSU alumnus and Wall Street veteran’s transformational planned gift will create permanent support for men’s basketball while also expanding his investment in students and faculty across the university.
SDSU Ready Day set for Sept. 16, university to conduct fall emergency systems test
Sep 8This semester’s SDSU Ready Day theme focuses on preparedness in the event of an active shooter situation.
Partnership with Baja’s only intercultural university opens door to new possibilities
Sep 4SDSU signs an MOU with the Universidad Intercultural de Baja California, which provides higher education access to rural and migrant communities.
Talking in the library: The boom in podcasting at SDSU
Sep 3The Digital Humanities Center has a mic for anyone. You supply the idea.
SHO Kitchen serving global flavors at new residence hall
Sep 1New restaurant, part of the first phase of Evolve student housing, emphasizes scratch cooking and locally sourced ingredients.
Poli sci professor faced enviable choice of either Fulbright scholarship or Oxford fellowship. What he picked, and why.
Aug 31Ahmet Kuru, an authority on the interplay between church and state, went with the option that he thought best opens his next chapter in his research on religion and populism.











