PSFA STORIES

Everything is not what it seems: SDSU Theatre explores the complex world of “The Maids, directed by Jesca Prudencio.

The production will run on the SDSU Mainstage, with the set transforming the Prebys Stage into a closet of costumes.

Television, Film, and New Media associate professor Brian Hu's new essay in Criterion features the pioneering filmmaker who paved the way for generations of Asian American artists with his depictions of historical traumas, including the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II.

Through “Portal,” SDSU dance professor uses somatic and contemplative practices to explore physical and metaphorical borders.

After growing up on a Minnesota reservation, Katherine Spilde has spent her career helping tribes build casino economies that balance business, sovereignty and cultural revitalization—work recently honored with SDSU’s 2026 Distinguished Faculty Award.

Jessica McGaugh’s second season of “Womanhood: The Series” combines humor and authentic storytelling to explore challenges women encounter in STEM careers.

PSFA research team’s interactive simulations let students experience the consequences of their decisions in challenging intercultural situations

Dr. Kaye Sweetser, APR, PRSA Fellow has received the second annual Glen Broom Mentorship Award.

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.

SDSU’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.