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On Friday, April 26th, 2024, Centinela State Prison and SDSU’s VISTA program orchestrated a truly transformative event. Twenty-five of SDSU’s Criminal Justice 431 class engaged in genuine, barrier-free conversations with their fellow Aztecs on the inside.

The Arts Alive Badge offers a way for students to digitally market the professional value of their education.

They call themselves Black Girl Magic. A friend group brought together by SDSU’s Meeting and Event Management master’s program created a powerful sisterhood.

The San Diego State University School of Public Administration is proud to welcome Dominika Bukalova to the main campus this year as an Assistant Professor.

Ramon Cardenas teaches Choral Practicum, Choral Literature, and conducts the University Chorus.

A new course on Stevie Wonder will delve into the artist’s multiple award-winning works and the cultural context in which they came to be.

Symposium gives Criminal Justice and incarcerated SDSU students a glimpse into each other's lives.

In Memoriam: Danlee Mitchell taught at SDSU from 1964 to 2000, serving as Coordinator of Percussion for decades. A close collaborator of composer Harry Partch, Danlee became the caretaker of the Partch Instrument Collection after Partch’s death in 1974 and conducted many of his works, preserving his legacy.

When Debra Kodama (‘85), Lori Bolin (‘85), Dr. Lisa Gates (‘85), and Dr. Liana Koeppel Taylor (‘85) joined the SDSU speech and debate team in 1984, little did they know it was the start a lifelong friendship.