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Paul Peterson Lecturer-Sound Design & Technology was recently featured in a Point-Source Audio article talking about how their donation of microphones aided the SDSU production of "In A Sunshine State".

According to a 2024 Yale law journal, the U.S. incarcerates a higher percentage of its population than any other country. The need for change is great, and higher education within prison can address this need, and, in fact, has already started to do so.

Growing up in Tijuana, Mexico, JMS alumna Ana Ceballos (‘14) relied on the news to feel more at ease with the violence in her hometown. Staying informed empowered her, and her curiosity and awareness eventually became her passion.

With the help of a generous donation from a former student, the professors emeriti are giving back to their beloved theatre community at SDSU

The play, directed by Katie Turner, immerses the audience in an unconventional and thought-provoking tale about fantasy vs. reality

The screening of Sing Sing coincides with the achievements of incarcerated students earning degrees from SDSU’s Journalism and Media Studies program.

Omar Ruiz has always had a passion and talent for sports, something he was able to leverage into a successful career.

The fellowship program gives graduate students hands-on city managing experience.

For students at the San Diego State University Imperial Valley campus, learning how to tell their stories effectively just got easier. With the introduction of a JMS 310W: Media Writing and Reporting to the campus, they now are being given the tools to share their unique perspectives of their communities.

Casting directors from Disney visit SDSU providing musical theatre and dance students with audition feedback, and a glimpse into global performing opportunities with Disney.