San Diego State University

What does it take to turn a business idea into a sustainable venture?

This year, Fowler College of Business expanded its partnership with SCORE San Diego to provide entrepreneurs from underserved communities with hands-on support in accounting, human resources, marketing and operations. The result? Small business owners gained valuable tools to grow their ventures, while students applied classroom knowledge to real business challenges and made a meaningful impact along the way.

Making healthy choices on a busy college schedule just got easier.

Students, faculty and staff can use the free Nutrislice app to view real-time nutrition information, ingredients and allergen details across SDSU dining locations. Combined with support from SDSU Dining Services' registered dietitian, these tools are helping members of our campus community make informed decisions that support their health and well-being.

Summer is officially underway. ☀️

The start of a new season brings back memories of warm days on campus, time spent with friends, and the moments that made SDSU feel like home. No matter where life has taken you since graduation, summer has a way of bringing those memories back.

What's your favorite summer memory from your time at SDSU? 🌻

To the fathers, father figures and mentors who support our Aztec community every step of the way, thank you.

Happy Father's Day from SDSU! ❤️🖤

Today we honor Juneteenth, a celebration of Black freedom, resilience and the ongoing fight for justice. SDSU stands in solidarity with our Black community, today and every day.

Campus is closed today in observance of the holiday.

What if the key to reducing cancer disparities starts with understanding the environments where people live and work?

SDSU researchers are launching a community-led study in Imperial Valley to explore potential links between environmental exposures in agricultural settings and gastrointestinal cancer risk. In partnership with local organizations and supported by Curebound, the project puts community voices at the center of research while creating hands-on opportunities for students to make an impact close to home.

This work reflects SDSU’s commitment to advancing health equity through research that serves communities and helps shape a healthier future.

F is for friends who do theater together. 🎶🍍

The SpongeBob Musical at Cygnet Theatre is bringing Bikini Bottom to life with help from SDSU alumni and students both on stage and behind the scenes.

Learn more about the Aztec connections at https://bit.ly/4ovC8UJ, and catch the show in Liberty Station through July 12.

📷: Matt Furman, Karli Cadel

At just 9 years old, SDSU alumna Maya Davis knew she wanted to work in museums. Today, that dream has taken her to New York City as part of the prestigious joint fellowship between the Studio Museum in Harlem and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).

A 2024 graduate of SDSU's School of Art and Design, Maya credits her professors, research experiences, and community at SDSU for helping her turn a childhood passion into a career. Congratulations, Maya! 🎨✨

A major milestone for SDSU's future Life Sciences building! 🎉

The final steel beam was placed atop our future Life Sciences building, marking a significant step toward opening this transformative facility during the 2027-28 academic year.

As an R1 research university, SDSU is expanding opportunities for groundbreaking research, hands-on student learning, and industry collaboration. The nearly 80,000-square-foot building will support research in areas including cancer and infectious diseases while preparing the next generation of life sciences leaders for careers in San Diego's thriving biotech sector.

SDSU College of Sciences

Congratulations to SDSU Career Services’ eWorks Career Leagues team on receiving the The California State University system’s inaugural Fong and Fetterly Award in the Trailblazing Team category! 🎉

This recognition highlights the team’s innovative work helping students build career-ready skills, connect with real-world opportunities and confidently pursue their professional goals. We’re proud to see Michael Romero, Esmeralda Cortes, Stacia Barrios and Yolotzin Morales recognized for their impact on student success and career outcomes.