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Pascale Joassart-Marcelli and Jeanette Shumaker Honored with 2023 Alumni Distinguished Faculty Awards
Aug 31
By CAL News Team
Debut Novel by Kathleen Jones, Women’s Studies Professor Emerita Hits Bookstores on September 5
Aug 23
By Andrea Snider
Green Day Insights, AI Ethics and Culinary Identities: Academic Journeys Await SDSU Students
Aug 22
By Mario Sevilla
Welcome to Our New Faculty
Aug 18
By CAL News Team
SDSU Celebrates Progress, Shared Values at All-University Convocation
Aug 17
By Jeff Ristine
Transformative $1 Million Gift Bolsters the Future of Asian Studies at San Diego State University
Aug 16
By Jeff Ristine
Student Success: Benefits of Being Active on Campus
Aug 15
By Leslie L.J. Reilly
SDSU Mundt Peace Scholars Engage in Humanitarian Work in South Africa
Aug 15
By Leslie L.J. Reilly and Maria Keckler
Colores y Cariño: How Iris Quiroga Creates New Spaces Through Art
Aug 9
By Emily Tablak
NSF Grant for Mikhail Alexseev’s "War, Society, and Democracy: A Panel Survey Project in Ukraine"
Aug 9
By Leslie L.J. Reilly
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