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SDSU cultural centers provide support, encouragement and programming that bring academic and personal growth

SDSU students return to in-person classes and prepare for campus life and events.

With a wide array of notable programs and policies, the university drew a five-star rating from Campus Pride.

Six different Aztecs scored, and Logan Nidy and Olivia Sekimoto scored their first career goals on Sunday.

The first-year student class is off to a strong start with record-breaking enrollment numbers, high GPAs and new opportunities.

Alama Uluave joins brothers Jonah and Justus Tavai in consideration for the 2022 award.

Saturday marks the first time the Aztecs have played in Snapdragon Stadium.

SDSU remains committed to providing health, mental well-being, and financial support to students, staff and faculty

SDSU Safe, a custom mobile safety app developed by AppArmor, was launched to enhance campus safety on and around campus.

Held on Aug. 19, the ceremony took place exactly two years and two days after the university first broke ground on the stadium site.