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Scientists uncover molecular trigger that turns liquid spider silk into one of nature’s strongest fibers
SDSU researcher Greg Holland calls the finding the “missing link” between the liquid and solid stages of the substance. The chemistry is surprisingly complex.
Recent News
- Let’s learn about STEM! SDSU returns as a festival sponsor at Petco Park
- Imperial Valley researcher honored for public engagement in environmental health studies
- ‘A day that counts:’ The vital importance of Day of Giving
- LA28 Unveils Seven Venues for the 2028 Olympic Football (Soccer) Tournament Matches
- Athletics program posts highest-ever fall GPA
Campus News
CSU selects engineering professor for outstanding faculty award
Chunting Chris Mi is internationally recognized for his work advancing EV technology. Locally, he’s known for helping businesses cut their utility bills.
Aztecs Rock Hunger breaks annual fundraising record in fight against food insecurity
In its 15th year, Aztecs Rock Hunger broke its record for donations raised to support the SDSU Economic Crisis Response Team, A.S. Food Pantry and The Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank.
Living Land Acknowledgment artwork at SDSU Imperial Valley celebrates new beginnings
“Return of the Kumeyaay Creator,” found in front of the library at SDSU Imperial Valley, Calexico, tells the story of Maayehaa, the Creator God Spirit.
SDSU Impact
SDSU among the nation’s best at helping teachers become experts
Online master’s programs in education earn U.S. News & World Report top-five ranking for third consecutive year.
SDSU earns renewal of prestigious classification for community engagement
SDSU is nation’s only university with unique combination of classifications for student opportunity, research and athletic prowess, and social impact.
SDSU research leads to law safeguarding homebuyers against thirdhand smoke exposure
The groundbreaking measure will protect health, especially among vulnerable populations.
Giving
New life sciences building cements a family legacy
The facility will reflect three generations of Theilackers, including the building’s design manager, an SDSU alumnus and the creator of Campanile Mall.
A year of record-breaking philanthropy fuels growth, reaches massive milestone for generosity
Over $142 million in gifts – a new annual high – helped push SDSU’s endowment past $500 million and surpassed $1 billion in giving since the arrival of President Adela de la Torre in 2018.
Research and Philanthropy: How private support can help fill a gap
The Prebys Foundation kick-started a critical new source of funding for pivotal work in labs and for graduate students.
SDSU Alumni
SDSU launches four new nursing programs to address critical healthcare needs
New clinical doctoral opportunities prepare nurses to lead in family, adult-gerontology and psychiatric mental health care.
From coins to community
SDSU alumni Michelle and Matthew Marsh built a vending business covering much of three states. They recently turned their success satisfying customer cravings into a gift that helps SDSU students facing hardships
Easing stress and creating opportunity: The lifelong impact of donor support for scholarships
An accounting student’s story shows how financial aid from donors can help undergraduates focus on their studies and achieve the kind of success that fuels career readiness.
A family’s shared journey through SDSU Engineering
Three decades after her father learned from the same beloved professor, an SDSU engineering grad reflects on a shared legacy shaped by mentorship, family and SDSU pride.
Aztec Voices
Through these combined efforts, SDSU Imperial Valley is a vibrant campus where we create a healthier, more inclusive space. We are environmentally responsible to create spaces where our campus community can benefit from and for our local community who visit us year round.
— Maribel Madero, from Grant aims for a greener, shadier SDSU Imperial Valley