SDSU NewsCenter

Farmers rely on bees to pollinate crops and increase yield, but certain flowers can transmit fatal parasites to the buzzers.

Class of 2020 graduate Allana Hill survived a toxic relationship and a rare mental illness to fulfill her career aspirations and raise her daughter.

SDSU Gives Back gives San Diegos police officers, firefighters and health care workers the opportunity to continue their education.

A best paper award went to an SDSU team confirming the value of a virtual patient tool that could raise standards for education in rural and developing countries.

Student discovers the many opportunities at SDSU to change the rest of your life through community service.

English major Rachel Hollinger (20) will attend the University of La Verne to participate in their dual teaching credential/masters degree program.

A large event that showcases innovative design projects by seniors attracted 1,000 virtual attendees this May.

SDSUs mandatory fees, which are in alignment with law and CSU policy, have resulted in higher student achievement and greater support for academic opportunities.

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

The feature allows staff to assist students and parents with questions regarding billing, payments and reimbursements.