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Abby Castro teaches at the SDSU Childrens Center, where she went to school as a toddler.

The event, commemorating the end of slavery, is set for Friday, 11 a.m. at SDSU's student union.

The platform provides SDSU students, faculty and staff access to a centralized resource for university event calendar needs while easing the process of promoting campus events.

Sixty years ago, U.S. Pres. Kennedy delivered a San Diego State commencement address with a stirring and still-remembered line on the value of education.

The program, celebrating its 50th year in 2023 with a gala in July, prepares culturally competent counselors and leaders to work with diverse communities.

The SDSU/National City schools collaboration connects science and the arts to make concepts of sustainability more accessible.

J. Luke Wood, a nationally recognized higher education scholar and administrator known for advancing diversity and equity initiatives and education reform, will take the helm at Sacramento State.

The newly completed ARC was one of seven universities nationwide to win the award.

Professional internships and campus involvement help new accounting graduate land first job at a Big Four firm.