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Through internships and home stays, SDSU’s Mundt Peace Fellows gain firsthand understanding of life, work, and social justice in South Africa.

The five-year pledge from alumnus and eyewear entrepreneur Chase Fisher will support recruitment and retention of top players.

The degree augments the largest program at the School of Music and Dance; classes start next summer.

In a new development for SDSU’s First Year Seminar, incoming students will earn the SDSU AAAI Microcredential and use Adobe Express to support their success in college and in their future careers.

A shop opened in 2014 in the Gaslamp Quarter by Ludivine Ryon (‘13) and her husband, Guillaume Ryon has expanded to multiple locations countywide.

New School of Public Affairs and University of Pretoria partnership advances global research, teaching, and student engagement, highlighted by a lecture from South African scholar Stellah Lubinga

Selected for the 2025-26 California Pre-Doctoral Program, students will receive funding and mentorship to pursue doctoral studies and diversify the future professoriate.

Building on skills honed at SDSU’s journalism program, Suchon’s path from student media to the broadcast booth shows the power of persistence and passion.

SDSU’s Alana Dillette spotlights the barriers Black mothers face in maternity care, and calls for policy changes to ensure equity and support for families.

What inspires students to study abroad and connect across cultures? Four Aztecs delve into their international journeys