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SDSU holds graduation ceremonies for graduates whose immediate family members cannot cross the border to attend ceremonies in the U.S.

Aima Ruvalcaba will earn her master’s degree in nursing leadership in healthcare systems, turning her into a double alumna.

Amanda Casey, a graduate from the Division of Education’s teaching credential program, received the award from the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA).

The Brawley program could see enrollment double by 2025 as it strives to meet the rural community’s needs.

Several SDSU programs improved in year-over-year rankings demonstrating the university's growing competitive nature.

Guillermina Gina Nuñez-Mchiri brings her 20 years of expertise around colonias, rural communities and Mexican American culture in the U.S. - Mexico border.

Developed and led by SDSU Imperial Valley psychology professor Donna Castañeda, the workshops will begin later this year.

Christian Jimenez, a Calexico native, began his teaching and recently completed the teaching credential program at SDSU Imperial Valley.

Erika Rodriguez will serve as the new assistant director for the undergraduate program.

President lauded community engagement, announced $5M gift to Black Resource Center during campus celebration.