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With $445,000 raised, including $50,000 from President Adela de la Torre and her husband, the fund, launched in 2022, seeks to bridge sports’ gender gap in resources and support.

SDSU’s VISTA will add a humanities degree and develop a toolkit to help spread education to other locations.

President lauded community engagement, announced $5M gift to Black Resource Center during campus celebration.

A major gift from the Changs will support research and development in electric and hybrid automotive technologies.

Charles Toombs and John Crockett are the fifth and sixth recipients of the Wang Family Excellence Award from SDSU since 2002.

Roberta Eidemiller, a native San Diegan who turns 100 just after New Years Day, maintained a decades-long association with her alma mater.

The university is No. 15 in the U.S. for the number of bachelors degrees awarded to Hspanic/Latinx students in 2021-22, figures show.

Joe Kiani revolutionized equipment to monitor patient blood oxygen with insights gained in an electrical engineering classroom. Now he aims to do the same with a device to report opioid overdoses.

The university's commitment to equity and inclusion was recognized by INSIGHT Into Diversity.

Emilio Ulloa is among 50 fellows in the fifth cohort of the training program, offered through the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities.