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From hand-thrown mugs to one-of-a-kind metalwork, this month’s annual art sales invite the community to shop unique creations while supporting student artists and their creative programs

SDSU student Jaysten Merced-Ares spent the summer studying abroad in Italy at the Accademia dell’Arte, an immersive program that gave him hands-on experience in performance, improvisation, and creative collaboration, which he now applies to campus productions.

Take a look behind the scenes of the main stage, theatrical production

The college’s new, all-encompassing strategic “living document” is the product of a yearlong, collaborative effort uniting students, faculty, and staff across the college

Dr. Temple Northup, director of SDSU’s School of Journalism and Media Studies, traveled across Asia to build global partnerships and develop new study abroad programs, aiming to make international experiences a key part of journalism education.

Kierstin Rielly, former SDSU water polo player, turned her student-athlete discipline into leadership as CEO of Women on Boards Project, helping close the gender gap in corporate leadership and empowering women to claim their place at the table.

School of Public Affairs alumna ignites opportunity and equity for diverse entrepreneurs through FounderFuego

SDSU’s Academy for Local Elected Officials prepares local leaders to communicate with clarity and confidence through its latest workshop, featuring former BBC anchor Claire Strong.

Dive into an inspiring conversation with Dr. Warren as he unpacks the artistry and science that bring sound to life

Seven artists from Southern California examine the evolving identity that emerges after migration, tracing what is remembered, reimagined and repressed

Graduate student Eugenie Budnik studies how well school leaders communicate during crises, examining preparedness gaps and exploring how AI could assist principals in crafting clear, timely messages while maintaining trust and protecting privacy.

San Diego State alumnus Antonio Morales turned his passion for sports writing at The Daily Aztec into a national career. Now a college football reporter for The Athletic, he credits SDSU for shaping his work ethic and journalism foundation.

Featuring the SDSU Jazz Ensemble, this concert staging of "Merrily We Roll Along" will take audiences on a reflective journey backward through two decades of dreams and choices.

Alumna Jonnie Wilson (‘76) and University History Curator, Seth Malios, dive deep into the inspiration and importance behind SDSU’s “Dear Doc” event on the USS Midway.

Dr. Kaye Sweetser earned the SDSU Alumni Association Award for her leadership, mentorship and dedication to student success in public relations. She emphasizes hands-on learning, advocacy and balance in her teaching and professional life.

University Art Gallery exhibition highlights artists from Southern California and the San Diego/Tijuana borderlands

Launching in Summer 2026, the School of Music and Dance introduces a teacher-friendly Master’s in Music Education designed to align with teachers’ schedules

The documentary on queer identity and self-expression airs nationally on PBS Oct. 22

Graduate student MJ Duran’s thesis explores how Spanish-language journalists covered the 2018 migrant caravans, highlighting differences from mainstream U.S. media. Drawing on her immigrant background, she emphasizes framing, journalist perspectives, and the importance of Spanish-language coverage for immigrant communities.

Emely Navarro turned her love for pop culture into a career at Access Hollywood, earning an Emmy at 22 and proving that persistence, creativity and a fearless attitude can open doors in journalism and entertainment.