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The School of Public Affairs course allows students to travel to Tijuana and collaborate with local communities on policy proposals.

Scott Summerfield is a Bay Area native who came to San Diego State University and fell in love with the city, the campus, the athletics, and the beach.

Celebrating standout students from SDSU’s School of Communication who are using the power of communication to inspire change, inform communities, and lead with purpose.

Standout students from SDSU’s L. Robert Payne School of Hospitality and Tourism Management turn their passion into purpose in hospitality, tourism, event management, and recreation through academic excellence and industry experience.

Fennell participated in extracurriculars like Women's Rugby and SDSU Sports Clubs at SDSU.

Eight female and non-binary actors play Hamlet in the School of Theatre, Television & Film’s unconventional production.

The exhibition displays traditional and experimental media, family history, and the lived experience of Japanese American incarceration.

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

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

The Broadway performer, director, and visiting artist brings this sardonic and comic musical to life on the Prebys Stage

The exhibition, in conjunction with World Design Capital 2024, showcases future San Diego-Tijuana collaboration.

Undergraduates excel with the mentorship of faculty and musical theatre MFAs.

Students, Faculty, and Staff are all encouraged to share their insight as the college strives to strategically improve the student experience.

Alumna believes the most important legacy that can be given is an education.

Upon graduation, Alyssa Moreno wants to help students explore their identities in college like she did during her time at San Diego State University.

While at San Diego State University, Isabella Muscatell has been a standout Health Communication student, an excellent member of the Health Communication Student Organization executive board, and a Peer Health Educator with the Well-Being and Health Promotion Office.

Isabel Annalia Villegas-Glang’s resilience, dedication, creativity, and tenacity have seen her named not only the 2024 Outstanding Student in the School of Communication but also the Outstanding Student for the entire College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts.

Matthew Lee's training as a civil engineering major and naval science minor saw him selected for his “dream job” and feels his “dream school” has set him up to do well.

While at San Diego State University, Joshua Unrau participated in an eight month internship at Walt Disney World.

Burch won the School of Music and Dance competition earning the solo opportunity.