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Alumni represent 75% of the public health workforce in San Diego County, and interest from new students is soaring.

The university is planning for instruction and activities to be primarily held in-person this fall, with a majority of faculty and staff returning to campus along with students.

A $6 million grant will allow development of a new stage for the forthcoming Performing Arts District.

The Connecting Wildlands and Communities project will be featured at the Southwest Adaptation Forum this week.

Sofia Bianconis experience in the Student Research Symposium confirmed she is on the right path with her research and career.

Nellie Tran, associate professor in counseling and school psychology, co-authored a congressional testimony on the wave of violence and discrimination.

SDSU is partnering with the Anti-Defamation League and Hillel to introduce new initiatives toward creating a more inclusive community for Jewish students, faculty and staff.

Four ideas aim to address rural infrastructure, Imperial County health and environmental issues, transboundary water, and advancing 3D printing.

Viejas Arena will serve as the County of San Diegos newest vaccination site, open by appointment to eligible members of the campus community and general public.

An Africana Studies course helped propel this student to an education that encompasses the world.