PSFA STORIES
PSFA Stories is a round-up of curated links, as well as articles about the SDSU College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts written by the PSFA Communications Team and student interns building their portfolios.
JMS Alumna Jill Nash appointed by President Biden to Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board
Mar 23President Joe Biden announced key appointments to boards and commissions in January 2023, including naming San Diego State University School of Journalism and Media Studies Alumna Jill Nash to the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board (FFSB).
2023 Tour of Joseph Alter’s “Skin Hunger” includes two performances at SDSU
Mar 20“Skin Hunger”, choreographed by Music and Dance Professor Joseph Alter, comes to San Diego State University. The dance performance will visit San Diego as part of the 2023 tour, including Poland, New York and Tijuana.
Bernstein Theatre will be the new headquarters for the SDSU Speech and Debate Team
Mar 6Formerly known as the ‘Little Theatre,’ SDSU classroom will be renamed and dedicated in honor of Alumnus Randy Bernstein.
Lalo Alcaraz Exhibition ‘Please Forward My Hate Mail’ Opening March 20
Feb 22Author, artist and nationally syndicated cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz brings his exhibition, ‘Please Forward My Hate Mail,’ to the SDSU School of Art and Design March 20 - 30, 2023. The exhibition will showcase the Class of ‘87 SDSU alumnus’ political cartoons and his commitment to social justice.
Opera Theatre at SDSU presents L’amant Anynome
Jan 26Opening Friday, January 27th SDSU Opera Theatre presents L’amant Anynome, by François-Georges Fouques Deshaye and Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges. The director is Alan Hicks.
World Music Series Brings Global Sounds to Campus
Oct 4Weekly concerts by professional ensembles highlight music from around the world
2022 Big Data Hackathon hosted by SDSU Journalism and Media Studies
Sep 27The fourth annual event strives to bring together students from across campus to spark change.
JMS Alumna Phyllis Schwartz authors new children’s book
Aug 25Three time cancer survivor employs humor and optimism in an upbeat rhyming exploration to encourage kids and families.
