Sep 13, 2011
Oldest Living Graduate
The class reunions are small but the memories are deep for Louise (Franks) DeLong, SDSU’s oldest living graduate at 103. Continue Reading Oldest Living Graduate
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Sep 13, 2011
New head named for sociology department
New department head of Sociology and Rural Studies hopes to establish Rural Life and Census Data Center. Continue Reading New head named for sociology department
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Sep 13, 2011
Browns Valley airman, SDSU grad finally laid to rest
Capt. Darrell Spinler’s airplane was shot down by the North Vietnamese in June 1967. This June his remains were laid to rest in his hometown of Browns Valley, Minnesota. Continue Reading Browns Valley airman, SDSU grad finally laid to rest
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Sep 13, 2011
Spink County natives lead alma mater’s two largest affiliates
Spink County natives have the distinction of leading SDSU’s two largest affiliate organizations in 2011 and 2012. Continue Reading Spink County natives lead alma mater’s two largest affiliates
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Sep 13, 2011
New librarian checks in at Briggs
Chief librarian to oversee the extensive resources of Briggs Library. Continue Reading New librarian checks in at Briggs
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Sep 13, 2011
Capturing history
An institution at SDSU during his thirty-four years, Harold Bailey, the pharmacist-turned-administrator, has turned his observations of the University’s inner workings into a detailed history book of 1951-85. Continue Reading Capturing history
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Sep 13, 2011
T-shirt proceeds to help with flood relief
Jackrabbit Athletics raises funds to support flood relief. Continue Reading T-shirt proceeds to help with flood relief
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Sep 13, 2011
Turning Research into Patents
Research on campus is so cutting-edge you could patent it, and SDSU has. Continue Reading Turning Research into Patents
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Sep 13, 2011
Big acts to benefit local students
Woodbine Productions presents three concerts with national appeal. Continue Reading Big acts to benefit local students
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Sep 13, 2011
Look What We Started
Several projects of It Starts with STATE will be celebrated this fall including the Goodale-Renz ROTC Confidence Obstacle Course, the new bronze statue of Weary Wil, and the renovated SDSU Dairy Bar. Continue Reading Look What We Started
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