In The News

Civil engineering senior Claudia Beaven shares a day in the life as the College of Engineering's elected representative for the 2022 cohort of SDSU's Homecoming Court.

As part of SDSU MESA's STEM Shadow Day, students shadowed at multiple companies across Southern California. These students visited Masimo in Irvine, CA, a medical device company founded by SDSU Alumni and CEO Joe Kiani ('85, '87)!

Dr. Mahasweta Sarkar gave a lecture titled, "Connecting the Unconnected: Exploring Technologies to expand the Educational Reach."

The Filipinx Student Leaders Photo Essay highlights mechanical engineering students Elias Malachi Enguancho and Micaela Rafael on their experiences growing into the leaders that they are today.

As a veteran who grew up in National City, Sammy Samaniego chose to attend San Diego State University and get an engineering degree. There, he found a group of people who wanted to help. It’s called Troops to Engineers.

Electrical engineering professor Barry Dorr works his childhood passion for music into his instruction for senior design projects.

T2E is offered exclusively at SDSU to student veterans in undergraduate and graduate engineering programs.

As President of Quality of Life Plus (QL+) and a mechanical engineering intern at Illumina, senior Lindsey MacLeod stays quite busy. Hear from MacLeod as she shares a day in her life.

Now SDG&E employees, SDSU Alumni came together to power the highly anticipated Snapdragon Stadium in just two years during the pandemic.

We thank SDSU Engineering and Aztec Electric Racing alumni for visiting Dr. Scott Shaffar's Senior Design classes to share their experiences as staff engineers at Rivian - and even bringing a Rivian truck to demonstrate.

The Outstanding Global Educator/Researcher Award recognizes faculty members whose research and/or creative activities have impacted the global community through international collaborations, community-based interventions, and/or peer-reviewed publications.

We're thrilled to announce the naming of the Dr. Richard Woodcock Rocket Project Student Laboratory. We thank Dr. Woodcock, the world's foremost educational test developer, for his contributions to SDSU!

17 students from San Diego State University (SDSU) attended the 11th Annual Solar Turbines Training Academy on October 14, 2022. The SDSU students were joined by students from the Rochester Institute of Technology's National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID).

Students formed teams to try and safely protect their pumpkins from a perilous 30-foot drop in the Aztec Student Union.

Civil engineering professor Alicia Kinoshita discusses how involvement in research expands students’ interests and knowledge, preparing them for the workforce and high-impact careers.