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A 170-mile solo journey along the Camino de Santiago becomes a lesson in uncertainty, human connection, self-trust and finding your own path.

SDSU artist Carlos Castro’s permanent Bogotá monument preserves the names, sacrifice and memory of healthcare workers lost during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The instruments, used throughout Pat Pfiffner’s four-decade career in symphony halls, theatres and Broadway productions, will support the next generation of musicians.

Celebrating excellence in performance, education, and creative scholarship, the school honors standout students whose dedication to music and dance reflects both artistic growth and a commitment to impact beyond the stage.

SDSU’s 2026 outstanding Art and Design students transform creativity, research and personal experience into meaningful explorations of identity, connection and growth.

Celebrating exceptional students who are advancing advocacy, equity, and community-centered leadership through public administration and criminal justice. These students are using policy, research, and lived experience to create more inclusive and accessible systems.

Celebrating outstanding students who are redefining hospitality, tourism, and recreation management through leadership, innovation, and lived experience. Through event planning, sustainability initiatives, and community-centered work, these students are bringing creativity and purpose to the future of the industry.

SDSU journalism students traveled to China for an immersive faculty-led program that brought together American, Chinese and French students in a rare global exchange

The work of “folk horror” became a creative collaboration, with cast members shaping roles being played for the first time.

Hilton Foundation chair Linda Hilton will visit SDSU on April 21, offering HTM students insight, leadership and emphasizing the school's international impact

Renowned director Jesca Prudencio brings a new vision to SDSU's production, reimagining the ancient Greek tragedy

SDSU’s reestablished mariachi ensemble brings together students across majors, building community, cultural connection and new opportunities in music

How SDSU’s Musical Theatre Initiative helped transform Ryan Scott Oliver’s evolving folk-horror musical from concept to full production

Updates to SDSU’s Art and Design degrees create clearer academic pathways, expanded opportunities and greater flexibility for students pursuing creative careers.

The all-female cast presents a story full of girlhood, horror, humor and cultural identity through a coming-of-age production held at SDSU

With nearly two decades at SDSU, Matthew Hebert brings industry knowledge and passion to his new role as director

Television, Film, and New Media student filmmakers showcased creativity, collaboration, and technical skill through personal narratives and community-centered documentaries.

WME partner Paul Haas returns to campus to share insights from his career in global talent representation. He will offer students advice on ambition, networking, and a perspective on the entertainment industry.

The International Studies minor blends cultural immersion with guided research, helping students of every major make their semester abroad truly meaningful.

San Diego State University School of Public Affairs and the University of San Diego School of Law four-year degree program combines legal and public administration studies