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Contemporary musical examines the hardship of cultural discrimination and the importance of community activism. Debuts Friday, April 29.

On March 16 the School of Journalism and Media Studies celebrated the LGBTQ+ community at its third Screening Circle event with a showing of an episode from the HBO series “We’re Here.”

Themes of transformation and restoration are examined through visual art by the Prison Arts Collective and SDSU students, dance interpretations of the art by the SDSU Division of Dance, and an Arts Alive SDSU Discovery Series Panel.

Explore this pressing community issue through the lens of artists, writers, and musicians with lived experience alongside engaged scholars, students, and advocates.

The musical follows a young woman’s awakening to the importance of social activism and a young man’s determination for change in the fictitious community of Westville.

To be successful in my major, it is important to be adaptable. Considering the versatility of the major, you’ll be challenged in myriad directions that will likely be out of your comfort zone.

Scott Pansky, co-founder of Allison+Partners, has become an integral partner to the School of Journalism and Media Studies PR program.

Rianne Magbuhat (left) is presented with the Global Campus Award during the twenty-fourth annual Art and Design Student Award Exhibition on March 3, 2022.

Dancers take part in an electronic music marathon. The public is invited to attend a four hour concert Saturday, April 30 from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Some years ago, one of this article’s authors participated in a day-long workshop organized by a state governor