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The 34-acre river park at SDSU Mission Valley, to be completed near the end of 2023, will provide San Diegans with a new outdoor locale to exercise, play, picnic, or just enjoy connecting with nature.

Ted Carlson (99) enlisted in the Navy back in 1989 but it was SDSU that helped propel him up the ranks to command one of the largest surface ship bases.

Cross-campus collaboration between Child and Family Development and the Early Assessment Program aims to counter harmful narratives, empower parents.

Megan Ebor's work reveals realities of HIV surge and prevention strategies for older adults, African Americans, and women.

Third-year student Ian Mariano Von Dyl helps create a strong student body by bringing together students and support groups and structures.

Every month, this group of SDSU students and alumni caravan to Tijuana to provide free health care to patients.

SDSU historian Seth Mallios ranks the best shows on campus and he's ready to defend his picks.

Enrique Hernandez, executive chef at Snapdragon Stadium, learned a phrase or two from some of the most renowned culinarians in Oaxaca, Mexico.

The two recent graduates will embark on research and creative endeavors around the world.

The new chief values partnerships on- and off-campus, and a student voice in developing solutions.