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First two weeks of spring semester will be primarily virtual with the normal in-person course schedule resuming on Feb. 7.

His mighty defense contributed to an undefeated Aztecs season and a bowl win.

The crowdfunded campaign helps students impacted by a cancer diagnosis including junior Sara Meza Adame stay in school and complete their studies.

As we look to 2022, we reflect on some of the important SDSU stories of 2021.

Parental benefits such as Medi-Cal provide proven benefits to children, just not right away.

With support from a grant, SDSUs Viral Information Institute is exploring theories on whether some viruses pop up spontaneously.

Hired through federal HEERF assistance, the mentors provide skills that fell by the wayside during the virtual experience of COVID-19.

Back on campus, this years contributions provided more than 534,000 pounds of food.

Chancellor Joseph Castro met with faculty, staff and students, toured the campus and said SDSU sets a national example for supporting students from diverse backgrounds.

With a new location in West Commons, the center provides a welcoming environment for students from Indigenous populations.