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The all-female cast presents a story full of girlhood, horror, humor and cultural identity through a coming-of-age production held at SDSU

“When She Became The Moon” explores grief and cultural heritage through the power of female friendships

With nearly two decades at SDSU, Matthew Hebert brings industry knowledge and passion to his new role as director

SDSU names Matthew Hebert director of the School of Art and Design

Television, Film, and New Media student filmmakers showcased creativity, collaboration, and technical skill through personal narratives and community-centered documentaries.

SDSU student filmmakers shine on the big screen at the fall Emerging Filmmakers Showcase

SDSU’s Academy for Local Elected Officials prepares local leaders to communicate with clarity and confidence through its latest workshop, featuring former BBC anchor Claire Strong.

SDSU’s ALEO workshops provide resources for local officials

Heirs of an MFA student at SDSU have donated her entire studio to the School of Art and Design.

Katherine Merten’s Jewelry Studio Finds a New Home at SDSU

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SDSU opens the newly dedicated Richard Anthony Marks Gallery, an exhibition celebrating the alumnus' artistic legacy and impact on San Diego’s art community.

"Vibrant Notes” opens in the newly named Richard Anthony Marks Gallery

Featuring the SDSU Jazz Ensemble, this concert staging of "Merrily We Roll Along" will take audiences on a reflective journey backward through two decades of dreams and choices.

“Merrily We Roll Along” in concert brings Sondheim to SDSU

The International Studies minor blends cultural immersion with guided research, helping students of every major make their semester abroad truly meaningful.

From Tokyo to Seoul to Madrid: How SDSU students transform global experiences into a meaningful, career-shaping minor

SDSU student Jaysten Merced-Ares spent the summer studying abroad in Italy at the Accademia dell’Arte, an immersive program that gave him hands-on experience in performance, improvisation, and creative collaboration, which he now applies to campus productions.

SDSU theatre performance major brings Italian acting lessons home

San Diego State University’s School of Public Affairs and the University of San Diego School of Law launch a four-year degree combining legal and public administration studies.

SDSU and USD concurrent JD/MPA degree accepting applications

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San Diego State University’s Aztec Recreation Center is seeing an increase in demand for group fitness classes, prompting some students to become certified instructors through SDSU’s training program. 

Aztec Recreation Center group fitness classes surge in popularity 

Christie Ritter’s love for travel has shaped her mentorship at San Diego State University. Her global adventures, especially in Switzerland, broadened her cultural understanding and professional perspective. 

Exploring the world, shaping careers: Christie Ritter’s travels inspire her career 

San Diego State University is expanding its mental health services to address rising student loneliness, adding more therapists, virtual sessions, and outreach programs like “Talk It Out” and therapy dog Luna.

SDSU psychological services addressing student loneliness with expanded support

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Dating apps have changed how college students interact, but their design causes more harm than good. Instead of building strong relationships, these platforms often lead to feelings of inadequacy and disconnection among students. 

Swipe culture: Dating apps are leading to an increase in loneliness and a decrease in romance 

New protein products fill up grocery shelves, meal plans and social media feeds. The story will examine how college students navigate the new protein trend, body image and the marketing behind diet culture. 

 Protein products are everywhere. What does that mean for college students?

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This news release is about the CalMatters College Journalism Network Fellowship, an annual program that offers California undergraduate student journalists paid reporting experience centered on higher education.