Informed & Inspired

STE assistant professor discusses her work to ensure students see themselves and their communities reflected in science instruction.

The College of Education honors 10 students who exemplify what it means to make a difference.

Retiring STE professor says goodbye to SDSU after 35 years in math education — and hello to a career in counseling.

Annual event welcomes students to the SDSU campus to explore higher education and career options.

From just a single course offered 15 years ago, SDSU’s fast-growing ASL program offers students ample insight into both a language and Deaf culture.

ARPE faculty members honored for their dedication to empowering SDSU students.

CCLEAD grad's research highlights the importance of belonging, resources and equity in higher education for Black transfer students.

Former bilingual educator brings classroom experience to the Governing Board of the National School District.

EC-TEaMH practicum supervisor known for her ability to connect with students passed away on March 29.

Project LEAL gives bilingual teachers the tools they need to encourage and empower their students.