Amplify: Responding in Context

Virtual - Zoom
5:30pm

Canva I: Designing Beautiful Graphics Using Canva

Zoom
12 p.m.

In this hands-on webinar, Sandee Sevilla, a Canva Certified Creative, will demonstrate some of the amazing features Canva has to make your graphics awesome and Instagram (or anywhere) worthy.

The Power of Python: Bringing Data Journalism to Life

Zoom
12 p.m.

This webinar will provide an overview as to the growing uses of Python in journalism today and how it's impacting the stories told in a community.

Creating Professional Websites & Portfolios with Adobe Spark

Zoom
12 p.m.

In this webinar, JMS professor Dr. Nate Rodriguez will walk you through how to use Adobe Spark to create professional portfolios and other websites.

Amplifying the Stories of Marginalized Communities

Zoom
12 p.m.

Join Cher Hale as she has a conversation about how she was able to launch a PR firm dedicated to sharing the narratives of historically-excluded authors and entrepreneurs, and how you can help make a change in the media industry.

All Together Now

University Art Gallery

All Together Now is a group exhibition, featuring artwork from 32 tenured faculty, lecturers, and staff, representing nearly all areas at the School of Art and Design.

Screening Circle: Moonlight Film Screening

Tula Community Center
6:00 p.m.

Join the School of Journalism and Media Studies for a free screening of Moonlight, a Best Picture Academy Award winning film.

School of Public Affairs’ Transfer Student Mixer

Adams Humanities South Deck (4th Floor)
12:00 PM

School of Public Affairs will be hosting a Transfer Student Mixer on Oct. 22 from 12:00-1:30 p.m. Join us to meet fellow CJ and PA transfer students and participate in fun activities to win prizes. Pizza will be served!

Discovery Series Panel: Miku, and the Gods

Zoom Webinar
4:30 p.m.

A panel conversation exploring the themes of friendship, death, and power as they relate to APIDA representation.

School of Public Affairs Graduate Open House and Information Session

Zoom
6:00 PM

Are you interested in learning more about SDSU's Master of City Planning, Master of Criminal Justice and Criminology, and Master of Public Administration programs? Attend our Graduate Open House to get information about the application process, programs and meet our faculty.

Halloween Film Festival 2021

Student Union Theatre
7:30pm

A spook-tacular selection of short horror films by student filmmakers from the Television, Film, and New Media Production program.

Miku, and the Gods

Don Powell Stage - Filmed/Zoom

Miku and the Gods is an epic and small adventure that braids friendship, death, and power beyond what one could desire.

How to Launch and Market Your Own Podcast

Zoom
12 p.m.

Join Alex Piscatelli as she shares the ins and outs of starting a podcast--from developing an idea, using the right equipment, to sharing it and building an audience.

Discovery Series Panel: Nothing Gold Can Stay

Zoom Webinar
4:00 p.m.

Inspired by the concert, this interdisciplinary panel explores the science and human experience of trauma, loss, and healing.

SDSU Jazz Ensemble 1 with Guest Artists Willie Murillo

Smith Recital Hall
5:00pm

Nothing Gold Can Stay

Balboa Theatre
7:30 p.m.

The SDSU Symphony Orchestra and the SDSU Wind Symphony Music will perform music about the experience of dementia, trauma, loss, and healing

Canva II: Using Canva to Elevate All of Your Visuals

Zoom
12 p.m.

In this hands-on webinar, we’ll build on what you learned in our first Canva demonstration to dig deeper into the ways you can use Canva for all of your graphics needs.

Creative Mind Academy Facebook Live Info Session

Facebook Live
4:00pm

Come listen to CMA Director Heather Sweeney share general information and answer any questions viewers have about the CMA.

Using Social Media Influencers in PR & Advertising

Zoom
12 p.m.

In this conversation with JMS alumna Melanie Ramirez, we will hear about how Allison+Partners uses influencer marketing in practice, and how they identify influencers and when the best time to use them would be.

Steel Pier

Don Powell Stage – Audience/Modality TBD

In the honky tonk world of marathon dancing in Atlantic City in 1933, a captivating assortment of depression era souls eager to dance their way into fame and prizes gather on the Steel Pier.

Creative Mind Academy Zoom Webinar

Virtual - Zoom
8:30am PST

Emerging Film Festival

Student Union Theatre
7:30pm

This two-evening program features a variety of fiction and documentary short films by student filmmakers of the Television, Film, and New Media production program.

Valentine’s Film Festival 2022

Student Union Theatre
7:30pm

If you love love (or love to hate love), this evening of short films is for you! A night of romantic films by SDSU student filmmakers for Valentine’s Day.

A Raisin in the Sun

Don Powell Stage – Audience/Modality TBD

*Rights Pending
The individual and conflicting dreams of a family on the Southside of Chicago seeking a better life for all.

As You Like It

Don Powell Stage – Audience/Modality TBD

A 45 minute adaptation of William Shakespeare’s As You Like It.

Creative Mind Academy Instagram Live Session

Virtual - Instagram
4:00pm PST

This live event will cater to potential students, focusing on the life of a college student at the CMA, but all are welcome! The director Heather Sweeney, will also answer any questions or concerns students may have. Follow us on Instagram and tune in!

The Wolves

Don Powell Stage – Audience/Modality TBD

A finalist for the 2017 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this play gives a brutally honest portrait of adolescent life.

Playwright Festival

Experimental Theatre

Beyond Prison Walls, spring 2022, features SDSU theatre students performing plays written by adults who have experienced incarceration.

Best of the Best Film Festival 2022

Student Union Theatre
7:30pm

This showcase of outstanding short subject fiction and documentary films is the culmination of work completed each semester.

Creative Mind Academy Zoom Webinar

Virtual - Zoom
4:00pm PST