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The university’s wide-ranging efforts include an undergraduate degree in sustainability and the work of the Associated Students group Green Love.

This research aims to provide independent, data-driven insights on costs, savings, and economic outcomes related to Medi-Cal and Covered California expansions.

The Imperial Irrigation District has put up $5,400 for trees and shaded seating in the brutal heat of both the Calexico and Brawley campuses.

Following an example set by her father, Victoria Tapia is determined to help Latinx students feel connected.

The clinic delivers hands-on cybersecurity services to the region while training dozens of SDSU students.

Andrea Sanchez, nursing skills and simulation coordinator, earned the certification to support hands-on experience for students.

In-person and online offerings, helping to create a seamless transfer pathway, begin next fall.

The five-year pledge from alumnus and eyewear entrepreneur Chase Fisher will support recruitment and retention of top players.

The degree augments the largest program at the School of Music and Dance; classes start next summer.

“Culture and Society of Tijuana” takes students out of the classroom and into the city for an immersive look at border life.