News 2021

State investment will establish the first hub in SDSU Mission Valley’s Innovation District, connecting university research with industry, startups and government.

Suicidal thoughts, depression and PTSD symptoms are far more common, especially among those facing family rejection because of their orientation.

Y. Barry Chung finalizes a $1.1 million estate gift to support community building initiatives in his college.

A computer engineering senior is using his experience in the SDSU STEM program in the Republic of Georgia to teach robotics to younger learners.

As the American Cancer Society event returns with a new 5K run, SDSU breast cancer survivor Janelle Temnick shares why every step matters.

At the All-University Convocation, the president said SDSU remains a powerful engine for personal and community transformation.

The regional collaboration adopts the World Economic Forum's future-ready skills framework to better prepare students for high-demand and AI-integrated jobs.

The program will operate out of the two-story Sciences and Engineering Laboratories building in Brawley, opened last year.

In Bogotá, Colombia, SDSU’s Carlos Castro created "Umbral," a towering and permanent public art piece memorializing healthcare workers who died in the COVID era.

Merrill Gardens, PMB and Pillar Properties will develop a 250-apartment community with independent living, assisted living, and memory care services in an intergnerational, university-centric environment.