2021 PSFA News Stories

The PARC is a free learning center open to all SDSU students offering coaching, school supplies, food, charging outlets, resources, and drop-in advising.

The campus collaboration includes two days of performances featuring classical, gospel, choral, folklorico, and dance.

Grant-sponsored, international conference is coordinated by Public Affairs Professor Roddrick Colvin with the support of the US Embassy, Fundación Amal Argentina, and SDSU

The Center for Communication, Health & the Public Good conducts basic research to generate new insights, knowledge, and discoveries about the fundamental importance of human communication when managing wellness, illness, disease, and disorders.

“(Re)Frame Across Disciplines: Roundtable Discussion on Anti-Oppression Work” series fosters community, and inspires a more just world.

Free screening is the second in the School of Journalism and Media Studies Screening Circle event series

Epic and small origin story adventure is part of the Arts Alive SDSU Discovery Series

The SDSU Wind Symphony and Symphony Orchestra present an evening of music engaging community healing through the arts. The Arts Alive Discovery Series will also host a discussion panel.

The School of Theatre, Television, and Film presents both a parody and spoof on the Victorian Empire, exploring gender identity and power dynamics in race. “Cloud 9” is an Arts Alive SDSU Discovery Series Event.

Adjusted for COVID, the International Studies Minor (ISM) is open to any major in the university, and is particularly valuable for any student seeking a career involving global awareness