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Twenty faculty-led proposals broadly representing SDSUs research excellence will receive further consideration for funding under the Big Ideas initiative.

Three students from the L. Robert Payne School of Hospitality and Tourism Management examined the finances and feasibility of a project for the She Has a Deal competition.

SDSU students are among 75 singers from around the world featured in a video conducted by director of choral studies Arian Khaefi.

Following her time on Broadway as a member of Wicked, Lauren Haughton Gillis graduated from SDSU in May with an MFA in Musical Theatre and a faculty tenure-track position in Indiana.

Recent graduate James Owens is heading to Peru with the Peace Corps to assist underserved communities.

Journalism major Kaitlyn Little (20) has accepted a position as a news producer at a television station in Central California.

Counseling and Psychological Services, in partnership with other campus departments, has created a program designed to provide students with a safe and supportive space amid the pandemic.

One SDSU graduate teaching assistant is helping students improve their public speaking in a virtual environment.

After graduating from SDSU, Zackary Albrecht ('17) found his way back to the university this time as a staff member in SDSU Alumni.

Arts Alive SDSU seeks to create a repository of curriculum-based artistic projects to document work and creative adaptation in the face of COVID-19.