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SDSU achieves Sustainable Libraries Initiative certification
Jun 4SDSU named first academic library in California to earn certification from the Sustainable Libraries Initiative.
The road not taken: SDSU’s 10-year trek toward transportation improvements and evaluation
Jun 4SDSU commuters increasingly turn to transit, biking, and carpooling, signaling a campus-wide move toward more sustainable travel habits.
SDSU professor applies math to ketchup, cartoons, computers and climate modeling
Jun 4Valeria Barra aims to multiply math lovers around the world by demonstrating the field’s widespread applications, from animating fantastical creatures to informing climate decisions.
SDSU at the front lines of South Bay air pollution crisis
Jun 4Research into hydrogen sulfide emissions is informing public health action on both sides of the border.
International educators visit San Diego and SDSU for industry conference
Jun 3SDSU showcases global reach and programs during major international education summit.
End of an Era: International Student Center relocating after 32 years
Jun 2The epicenter of international student life at SDSU, the ISC will move temporarily to Love Library before getting a permanent new home at the main campus entrance
College of Engineering students are over the moon with team’s success in lunar mining competition
Jun 2Team CREED’s robot outperformed several more experienced groups in digging up lunar soil for the kind of work required for construction of a permanent establishment.
Academic success, employability drive SDSU into top 3% of global universities
Jun 2SDSU ranks in the top 3% out of 21,462 universities worldwide, according to the 2025 edition of the outcome-based Global 2000 list by the Center for World University Rankings.
SDSU football receives TV details and kick times for 2025 season
May 30Aztecs to play nine times on national TV with more games expected at a later date
SDSU to receive part of Prebys Foundation $7M emergency support for biomedical research
May 28The university is among seven institutions in the region receiving $1 million each to provide general operating support aimed at retaining early and mid-career scientists, and to support key research programs.
