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As a toddler, Lamont Butler Jr. showed a determination to play basketball.

Sen. Ben Hueso authored the bill, which authorizes the California State University system to award the Doctor of Public Health degree.

With help from SDSU's centralized Aztec Scholarship Portal, the university has achieved a new high in financial aid awarded to students with millions of dollars from generous SDSU donors.

A grand opening for the wide-ranging research space is set for April 27.

The inaugural student-led event designed to amplify Black beauty through fashion involved the work of dozens of SDSU students interested in the field.

The annual event is an opportunity for Imperial County high school students to connect with faculty, tour the campus, and learn more about the university's academic offerings and opportunities.

Active in social justice causes from the local to international level, the former women's studies department chair helped revitalize the Womens Resource Center.

The Womens Resource Center (WRC) collaborates with different on and off campus organizations to present SDSU's 2023 Womens History Month programming.

The university's seventh one-day online fundraising event aims to bring together a community of alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and friends in support of important initiatives across campus.

As we are entering the middle of the semester, SDSU is hosting a number of amazing events ranging from sporting events to a fashion show!