SDSU NewsCenter
Pilot program tackles California’s special education teacher shortage
Nov 3Thanks to a new $3.8 million federal grant, SDSU launches an innovative apprenticeship pathway with the potential to serve as a statewide model.
SDSU launches shipbuilding research projects with South Korea, Samsung Heavy Industries
Oct 19SSAM Center secures funding to support new welding techniques, AI and VR training for maritime workforce
Research on breast cancer prepares students for medical careers
Oct 14Investigating questions about thirdhand smoke and autophagy could lead to future treatments and smoking-related policy recommendations
New initiative will foster California-Mexico partnerships across CSUs
Oct 14State legislation put forward by David Alvarez and Juan Carrillo provides $5.4 million for cross-border research, workforce development and degree programs
Better nutrition on a budget in Hispanic communities
Oct 13Bilingual student researchers develop culturally-informed program to improve healthy food choices and reduce cardiovascular disease
What does the future hold for U.S.–Mexico relations?
Oct 9RE:BORDER keynote speaker Natalia Saltalamacchia Ziccardi provides insight into one of the world’s most consequential binational partnerships
Expanding Research at PSFA
Sep 28As the college’s new RSCA lead, Rachael Record is working to increase funding, elevate research and create more opportunities for faculty and students.
Snakes’ hidden colors and six other postdoctoral projects addressing critical scientific issues
Sep 23Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation grants SDSU $1.5 million to bolster the research of biology and chemistry scholars from around the world.
NSF awards $5M across three institutions to enhance data protection for users nationwide
Sep 17Experts from San Diego State University, Arizona State University and University of Utah join forces to develop a new privacy-enhancing cybersecurity infrastructure
Western wildfires increasingly intersect critical water supply watersheds
Sep 17Study of more than eight decades of wildfire activity finds growing burned-area exposure in watersheds important to drinking water supplies across the Western U.S.











