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Why I Tell My Story
Josh Morse chronicles his incredible journey from homelessness to head of Associated Students.
Morse (center) with his fellow Associated Students executive officers.

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Fundraising Campaign Honored

SDSU has been recognized for its exceptional development program…
Henry Janssen on the cover of an early SDSU Magazine

Gift from an SDSU Icon

Professor Emeritus Henry Janssen has made a planned gift to…
Patricia, '69, and Jerry Koppman with Andrew Griffin, who received the SDSU Retirment Association scholarship for 2012-13. Patricia is chair of the association and Jerry, emeritus professor of psychology, is membership chair.

The Heart of the Mesa

SDSU faculty and staff are pillars of The Campaign for SDSU.
An artist's depiction of the Aztec Student Union, now under construction

Champions for Student Success

Goldbergs' close encounters with student leaders results in a…
Terry Atkinson's $1.5-million planned gift will establish an endowment to strengthen SDSU’s ambitious research agenda.

Investing in the Future

Terry Atkinson's gift supports SDSU's ambitious research agenda.
Leonard H. Lavin (left) and Dr. Elliot Hirshman. Photo by Dave Siccardi.

New Name for Entrepreneurship Center

The center’s benefactor, Leonard H. Lavin, was celebrated at a…
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$400 Million Raised for SDSU Success
The Campaign for SDSU is transforming the campus and propelling students to success.
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Library Receives $2.25 Million Sci Fi Collection
Edward Marsh donated signed first editions and memorabilia from “golden age” of science fiction authors, as well as Hemingway, Einstein and Verne.
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Cymer Gift Honors Physics Legend
The $300,000 gift honors Richard "Doc" Morris, who has taught at SDSU for 55 years.
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Focus on Strategy for Long-Term Success
All-University Convocation also included the presentation of Awards for Outstanding Faculty Contributions to the university, more commonly known as Montys.