A locker bearing Bruce and Nancy Ward’s names (and Bruce’s No. 71) recognizes the alumni couple’s lifelong connection to SDSU ...

The Africana Research & Cultural Renaissance Center creates a home for research, cultural restoration and community ...

As the college’s new RSCA lead, Rachael Record is working to increase funding, elevate research and create more opportunities ...

Kevin Day (’88, ’94 MA), Luke Ratcliffe (’17, ’19 MBA), Mackenzie (Day) Ratcliffe (’17), Patrick Day, Samantha Berenter (’14 MBA), Monica (Day) Berenter ...

Jorden Garcia, a fourth-year electrical engineering major, found himself in deep financial trouble during his second year at San Diego State University. His parents couldn’t support him because of his ...

Meet four alumni photographers making a name for themselves with clients like San Diego FC, SDSU Athletics and Better Buzz Coffee. While at SDSU, photographer Derrick Tuskan (’06, art) got his start ...

David Judson (’92), the fifth-generation owner of Judson Studios—the oldest family-run stained-glass studio in the United States—blends centuries-old craftsmanship with contemporary techniques and ...

Peloton Chief Marketing Officer Megan Imbres takes a break during a photoshoot for a Peloton marketing campaign at a Los Angeles dance studio. Courtesy photograph by Stacy Torres With marketing roles ...

Dennis (’75), left, and Elaine Szeto with Y. Barry Chung, dean of the College of Education. Photograph by Caitlyn Smiley The Donors: Dennis (’75) and Elaine Szeto maintain strong ties to San Diego ...

Taharka Adé’s book, “W. E. B. Du Bois’ Africa: Scrambling for a New Africa,” came out in 2023. Photograph by Andre Young TAHARKA ADÉ’S RESEARCH HAS LONG EXPLORED HOW AFRICAN CULTURAL knowledge moves, ...

Junior guard Natalia Martinez, who is from the Bay Area, says Steph Curry is one of her favorite players. “He’s an amazing basketball player, but being able to see the things he does for the community ...

What do you do with inherited items from family members? Artist Christine Lee (’04, MFA) had her own interpretation. She took her mother’s handbag apart and then stitched its worn leather, hardware ...