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The former astronaut inspired an audience during Presidents Lecture series and made a $100,000 endowment in her name from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.

Funding will support preparation of school psychologists and school counselors committed to indigenous issues.

SDSUs fourth annual day of philanthropy raised more than $300,000.

Aimee Islas returned to her hometown to teach fifth grade, and brought SDSU spirit with her into the classroom.

SDSU President Adela de la Torre and Provost and Senior Vice President Salvador Hector Ochoa spoke to the hundreds in attendance.

The first theatre production of the year grapples with immigration and opportunity.

SDSU professor Jing Gu's lab is focused on renewable energy.

How the Marching Aztecs pull off a halftime show with 1,500 teenage partnersand what it means to the kids.

All SDSU community members both on and off campus are encouraged to participate in the campaign.

The initiative provides opportunities for SDSU faculty to address diversity-related topics.