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  • The Class of 2013 has a bright future, but they will always be Aztecs.
  • Geography professor Douglas Stow
  • The No. 22 SDSU track and field team. (Photo by SDSU Athletics)
  • Softball won at least a share of its sixth Mountain West championship.
  • Biology professor Kevin Hovel and Fulbright winner Lee D. Reeve at SDSU's Coastal Marine Institute
  • James Kitchen and Sally Roush

Class of 2013 Featured Grads

SDSU’s 2013 featured graduates are set to turn transformational college experiences into impactful careers.

Sensing Change, Remotely

NASA grant funds SDSU research on changes in African land use.

And Track and Field Makes Eleven

The No. 22 SDSU track and field team captured the Mountain West Outdoor Championship, giving SDSU 11 conference titles this year. (Photo by SDSU Athletics)

Champions Again

SDSU softball won at least a share of its sixth Mountain West championship, the 10th SDSU MW championship this year.

11 Students Awarded Fulbrights

SDSU is once again a top Fulbright-producing university with 11 student awards for 2013-2014.

Roush and Kitchen Set to Retire

Two exceptional members of the SDSU community, Sally Roush and James Kitchen, plan to retire at the end of the academic year.
    • SDSU President Elliot Hirshman
      Learn more about his initiatives, interests and academic background.  
    • Learn more about Building on Excellence, the strategic plan guiding San Diego State University.

    • The SDSU BioScience Center opened in 2006 as the first dedicated research building at SDSU.
      Undergraduate students are leading beneficiaries of the expanding research enterprise at SDSU.
    • Students benefit from donor support to scholarships, professional programs and academic initiatives.
      The campaign gains momentum with recent large gifts from several donors.
    • diverse group of students
      Find out about diversity initiatives under the auspices of the President's Office.
    • Hepner Hall
      SDSU has transformed itself many times over since 1897.