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With a wide array of notable programs and policies, the university drew a five-star rating from Campus Pride.

Alama Uluave joins brothers Jonah and Justus Tavai in consideration for the 2022 award.

SDSU participants will dive into such subjects as Afro-futurism, social justice, identity, horror, and Harry Potter.

Mamas Kitchen CEO Alberto Cortes says he still uses the lessons he learned from his SDSU executive MBA program.

Brenda Drew found a home in SDSUs lone Black LGBTQIA+ organization. Now, they are giving back to the community in a noteworthy way.

SDSU professor Amanda Marino knows firsthand the value of a support system for first-gen, LGBTQ+ students.

Steven Shyne, SDSU grad and CEO of Think Red Project, describes why for him, coming out continues to be a process.

SDSU students in the interdisciplinary LGBTQ+ studies program have access to multiple community internships

Incoming Associated Students' VP Sandy Mekany says personal experiences drive her commitment to influencing change on campus and, one day, in the courts.