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School of Music and Dance Associate Professor Chuyun Oh plans to expand knowledge of the unique art form.

Megan Welsh, associate professor at the School of Public Affairs, appeared recently on KPBS's Midday Edition as part of a panel discussing racial and social disparities in San Diego policing.

6th annual Allen H. Center Distinguished Lecture in Public Relations features a diverse panel of media industry pros discussing how they made their names and landed leadership positions.

Former Aztec Shops employee and breast cancer survivor Imelda Hernandez-Villa is working alongside her daughter Sydney Villa as they aim to earn their bachelor's degrees.

I was a teenager growing up in Southern California when I first came upon Lalo Alcaraz’s comic strip La Cucaracha in the Los Angeles Times.

President Joe Biden announced key appointments to boards and commissions in January 2023, including naming San Diego State University School of Journalism and Media Studies Alumna Jill Nash to the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board (FFSB).

Bruce Appleyard is now SDSU's associate director of the newly formed Center for Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety, a place for research that will make streets safer, more liveable, and more equitable.

“Skin Hunger”, choreographed by Music and Dance Professor Joseph Alter, comes to San Diego State University. The dance performance will visit San Diego as part of the 2023 tour, including Poland, New York and Tijuana.

Two San Diego State University School of Theatre, Television and Film graduates will talk about writing 'All Quiet On The Western Front.'

Associate Professor in the School of Communication Katrina Pariera takes the reins of the innovative research lab.

Brigadier General Houston Cantwell leads all Air Force ROTC host detachments at 145 colleges and universities, with cadets at more than 1,050 respective cross-town schools.

The SDSU School of Theatre, Television, and Film will host Lesley Paterson and Simon Marshall, talking about screenwriting for the film “All Quiet on the Western Front.”

The SDSU School of Art and Design presents the work of 29 artists examining the notion of boundaries and borders.

Formerly known as the ‘Little Theatre,’ SDSU classroom will be renamed and dedicated in honor of Alumnus Randy Bernstein.

The School of Journalism and Media Studies presents the Spring 2023 Screening Circle on Thursday, March 16th, at 4:00 p.m. at SDSU’s Tula Community Center.

The media, identity, and communication (MIC) innovation research lab is focused on intersectional identity in media, entertainment, communication, and pop culture.

The Media, Identity, and Communication (MIC) Innovation Research Lab provides students and faculty a space to conduct research focused on intersectional identity in media, entertainment, communication, and pop culture.

The first Theatre, Television, and Film performance of the semester thrilled audiences with a story of witchcraft and spirituality in a touching showcase of Filipino talent.