In The News

Winter break does not halt construction on campus.

SDSU’s MESA Program has supported STEM students for more than 30 years.

Engineer Kaveh Akbari Hamed is working with robots to help powered prosthetic limbs walk more efficiently.

SDSU Computer Engineering and Computer Science students participated for the first time at the SC16 Student Cluster Competiti on (SCC) in Salt Lake City, UT, in November 2016.

Fourteen SDSU students receive scholarships from the Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Foundation.

Jonathan Reiland helps veterans adjust to student life at SDSU.

This Aztec is leading the fight to eliminate preventable hospital deaths.

The Women’s Transportation Seminar focuses on advancing networking for young women in the transportation industry.

The Society of Women Engineers strives to provide members with opportunities that will help them advance in the field of engineering.

Aztec Racing designs, builds, and competes with a formula open-wheel race car.

Twelve Presidential Graduate Research Fellows are studying at SDSU this semester.

The SDSU Los Angeles Regional Council recently toured the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

SDSU welcomes nearly 11,000 new students to a campus in the midst of change.

The annual event marks the beginning of the academic year and recognizes faculty Monty winners.

The following promotions and/or tenures are effective at the beginning of the 2016-17 academic year