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'Where is the bathroom?' is on display at the University Library as part pf a broader study of public health issues.

Students and colleagues reflect on Record’s accomplishments, mentorship, and dedication to high-impact teaching at SDSU.

Jazzmyn Quan has been named the 2025 Outstanding Undergraduate Student in Aerospace Studies by Air Force ROTC.

While many SDSU students use spring break as a time to rest and recharge, 34 JMS majors embarked on an impactful journey to Hangzhou, China to learn about the country, its media ecosystem and what it is like to be a college student there.

New course provides hands-on journalism training to help students share Imperial Valley’s evolving story

Is generative AI friend or foe? That’s a question professors and students are facing in SDSU’s School of Art and Design—and the answer isn’t always black and white.

The School of Journalism and Media Studies (JMS) at San Diego State University has chosen the next student leaders for its independent, student-run media organizations: Bella Biunno and Calista Stocker as co-editors-in-chief of The Daily Aztec and Sammi Thomas as the new general manager of KCR College Radio.

Kemi Giwa’s journey from a newsroom enthusiast to a political communications expert began in the Bay Area.

The iconic Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet is known for its tortured main character. SDSU Theater challenges the role with eight female led versions of the doomed prince

The show on May 5 will feature the Indonesian art form of Wayang Kulit, bringing ancient stories to life through intricate leather puppets, cultural music, and masterful storytelling

Elaina Smith (‘11) is making her mark in country radio. An award winning host known for her interviews with the hottest stars in Nashville, Tenn., Smith hosts the nationally syndicated radio show “Night with Elaina,” is the voice of the American Country Music Awards and People’s Choice Country Awards and now is joining Backstage County, the fastest-growing nationally syndicated program for country music.

The show tackles powerful themes like addiction, poverty, and HIV/AIDS, delivering a captivating story filled with unforgettable characters and a moving message about love, hope, and living without regrets.

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

Students and colleagues reflect on Record’s accomplishments, mentorship, and dedication to high-impact teaching at SDSU

Theater artist and educator Michael Amira Temple recently reflected on her childhood growing up in southeastern San Diego and where she is today.

JMS Alumnus Jackie Levy’s (‘01) journey began with a leap of faith, arriving at SDSU with an unclear idea of what he wanted to do.

The festival, titled “A Night Under the Stars,” showcased artistic work made by students for students in a vivid and diverse collection of performances

Jesse Marx is the newest member of the School of Journalism and Media Studies’ family. Serving as the inaugural Student Media Manager, he is already putting KCR and the Daily Aztec (DA) on a path to success.

The School of Journalism and Media Studies, in collaboration with the Pulitzer Center, welcomed Jasmine Aguilera, a senior health equity reporter and editor at the nonprofit organization El Tímpano, who spoke to undergraduate and graduate students.

Although an obsession with fashion is common for college students, many do not know its potential as a career.