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Launched this fall, the Special Education Minor seeks undergraduate students of any major interested in working with people with disabilities.

SDSU associate vice president and CSP professor will spend a year at Virginia State University as an American Council on Education (ACE) fellow.

SDSU’s Toni Saia and Gabrielle Ficchi say the landmark law set an important baseline for accessibility — but progress shouldn’t stop there.

SDSU grads and local educators Allison Schmitt and Kevin T. White honored by the San Diego County Office of Education, making them eligible for statewide award.

Alba Gonzalez Thompson was a trailblazing Latina in STEM, whose revolutionary research impacted math teaching and learning worldwide

The first ever grads of an accelerated bachelor’s/credential program, Ana Angel Aguilar and Sophie Vratsinas are ready to make a difference as early childhood special educators.

Child development major Alexis Primo’s passion for supporting parents who feel lost or just need help stems from her own experiences.

Two semester program seeks to engage students interested in careers in college sports, including current student-athletes.

Bolstered by a new fellowship, STE’s Brittany L. Marshall aims to disrupt conventional math wisdom that creates biases and harms students.

SDSU lecturer and local history teacher Acacia Thede is out to ensure students can explore the past through the perspectives of Black, Indigenous and people of color.