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In December, four students from SDSU’s Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) chapter embarked on a journey to Maui to document and shed light on Lahaina’s ongoing recovery from the devastating fires that hit last August.

In Nov. 2023, four JMS students who are part of the student AAJA (Asian American Journalist Association) chapter approached Temple Northup, Director of the School of Journalism and Media Studies, with an idea. They wanted to go to Lahaina, Maui to cover the impact of the fires, as well as to serve.

Cadet-run club specializes in preparing Air Force ROTC cadets for USAF pilot selection and training.

Collaboration with SDSU Symphony Orchestra and San Diego Children's Choir brings soaring vocals and lush orchestration to life.

SDSU student journalists turned a vacation destination into an opportunity to empower locals through journalism.

The School of Art and Design will house the exhibition from Thursday, March 7 – Thursday, May 2 in the University Art Gallery.

San Diego State University is set to host this year's California NASPAA (Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration) Simulation Competition

San Diego State’s Jewelry and Metalwork program is enriching the lives of students and enhancing the creative environment on campus.

Jack Molmud and Alex Piscatelli found each other when they least expected it

Brownfields encompass underutilized lands negatively affected by perceptions of contamination and pollution

Xingaderas will lead an interactive workshop for students and present an artist talk as part of the Arts Alive SDSU Discovery Series

After teaching almost 40 years at SDSU, the Professor Emerita has set up the Maggi McKerrow Endowed Scholarship for Theatre.

After teaching almost 40 years at SDSU, the Professor Emerita has set up the Maggi McKerrow Endowed Scholarship for Theatre.

Binational innovations embody the spirit of interdependence to build a stronger CaliBaja Region.

Content architect at Intuit may not be the first job that comes to mind when you think of JMS alumni, yet that is exactly what Patricia Swesey (‘11) is. Her current job is focused on generative artificial intelligence experiences.