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PSFA joins SDSU’s Division of Research and Innovation in recognizing the vital contributions of women across science, engineering, the arts and beyond.

New “Basement Beats” podcast combines KPBS’ reach with KCR’s student-driven approach to highlight local bands.

San Diego State University celebrates its 100th season of theater and there's a huge celebration on Friday and its opening night. Stephen Brotebeck and Courtney Corey joined NBC7's Marianne Kushi with all the details.

The San Diego State University Prison Book Project is a collaboration between the University Library and the College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts.

U’s Dr. David Jancsics was one of three finalists for the Hungarian Parliament’s new national institution, the National Asset Recovery and Asset Protection Authority.

The centennial season will take place throughout SDSU’s Performing Arts District, which includes the Main Stage Theatre, the Prebys Stage and the outdoor Lamden and Clay stages.

Come inside a rehearsal for the department’s staged reading with Katie Turner and student assistant directors

MFA students Ligia Batschke and Lauren Richards will join mentor Jubilate Cox among the first educators and students invited to the 2026 Production Designers Gathering in Greece.

After years of near encounters, two SDSU alumni have turned their PSFA degrees into careers and shared experiences into a love story that will soon hear wedding bells.

Featuring special events and shows ranging from Shakespeare to Seussical

Edgeless: In the Expanded Field of Painting'

Alumni, students and industry partners celebrate a quarter-century of career preparation, applied learning and community engagement.

As the college’s new RSCA lead, Rachael Record is working to increase funding, elevate research and create more opportunities for faculty and students.

The SDSU alum sings in the bands Phantom Twins and Fistfights With Wolves, and is the founder of Anastasya Photography

Paul Kaplan, professor of criminal justice in SDSU’s School of Public Affairs, co-authored a new article in The Conversation examining America’s fascination with vigilantism, punishment and public humiliation through “To Catch a Predator.”

The School of Theatre, Television, and Film celebrates its 100th season of plays and musicals with a diverse list of six shows and an optimism for the future.

Bold female characters are thriving on screen while women creators lose ground behind it.

The 2026 Berman Institute Distinguished Lecture welcomes Elaine Wittenberg to explore communication amid dementia and cancer.

The SDSU alumnus and Wall Street veteran’s transformational planned gift will create permanent support for men’s basketball while also expanding his investment in students and faculty across the university.

Kerianne Quick named one of 31 artists, makers, and advocates whose work shapes how the city looks, sounds, gathers, and connects