SDSU NewsCenter
Through life changes and obstacles, a master’s student perseveres
May 7DACA recipient Javier Diego Jacinto earns master’s degree, sets sights on making an impact for fellow undocumented students through research.
Striving to allow all children to be their ‘authentic selves’
Apr 22Alumna and lecturer Gloria E. Ciriza draws on her SDSU experience in becoming the first female San Diego County Superintendent of Schools.
Newly-minted Fulbright Scholars pack their bags
Mar 23Brazil and Spain are destinations for SDSU alumni faculty members seeking to further their research.
Creating space for disabled people to be ‘unapologetically themselves’
Mar 19Assistant professor Toni Saia earns inaugural Judy Heumann Civil Leadership Award from San Diego disability organization.
‘A whole different way of teaching’: Innovative online education program ranks No. 5 nationally
Feb 6U.S. News & World Report gives SDSU online Master of Arts in Teaching high marks for quality, student success.
Doctoral student finds a calling in servant leadership
Jan 30Brenna Leon examines academia with a critical lens as she looks to ensure BIPOC students have positive experiences in higher education.
SDSU researcher makes national ranking of impactful scholars
Jan 9College of Education professor Frank Harris III, an expert on education equity matters, is named on 2024 Edu-Scholar Public Influence list.
Speaking up to Protect Indigenous Children and Youth
Nov 14School psychology and SHPA classmates form a lasting bond around Indian Child Welfare Act advocacy.
SDSU Team Leads National Effort to Advance Equity in Vocational Rehabilitation
Nov 13Rehabilitation counseling faculty members Mark Tucker and Mari Guillermo received a $4.5 million federal grant to work with agencies in 10 states.
NSF Project Aims to Remove Roadblocks to Driving for Autism Community
Oct 23ARPEs Mary Baker-Ericzn teams with Vanderbilt University professors on an AI-based system to increase skills and confidence behind the wheel.