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SDSU and San Diego Symphony design year-long concert series for children with developmental and learning differences

Arts Schools Network honors College of Education and PSFA leaders for their work to reimagine teacher education alongside school district partners.

In Bogotá, Colombia, SDSU’s Carlos Castro created "Umbral," a towering and permanent public art piece memorializing healthcare workers who died in the COVID era.

Associate Professor Afarin Rajaei, director of SDSU’s marriage and family therapy program, discusses why she considers the Apple TV hit comedy to be ‘a powerful text’ worth analyzing.

At Comic-Con 2026, neurobiologist Elena Blanco-Suárez applies her expertise on brain development and repair to "The Mandalorian" series. See our complete list of other SDSU participants.

Like the heroes it celebrates, the convention center’s biggest annual event has a track record of resilience.

A new exhibition and public programming series connects San Diego and Tijuana through skateboarding, art and community storytelling.

La Catrina began as satire. The perforated paper was a cross-cultural communications tool. And the marigolds? Don’t ask.

The work of “folk horror” became a creative collaboration, with cast members shaping roles being played for the first time.

Maya Davis, whose education at SDSU included research trips to Atlanta and Stockholm, is now part of the competitive joint fellowship at the Studio Museum in Harlem and the New York MoMA.