Fall 2023

Oct 13, 2023

Toscano Borrero reflects on U.S. Open experience

Teresa Toscano Borrero ’21 becomes first Jackrabbit to compete in the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open. Continue Reading Toscano Borrero reflects on U.S. Open experience

Oct 13, 2023

Lincoln Hall’s renovation is a celebration of our history

The past 20 years or so have brought some extraordinary improvements to spaces across the College on the Hill, but this one makes me incredibly proud. Continue Reading Lincoln Hall’s renovation is a celebration of our history

Oct 13, 2023

$2.4 million for Jackrabbits

In just 24 hours, alumni, faculty, staff, parents, students and friends worked together to fuel support, shatter records and uplift every corner of the university. Continue Reading $2.4 million for Jackrabbits

Oct 13, 2023

Jackrabbit Pride

From reunions to golf tournaments, Jackrabbits gather to show their school pride. Continue Reading Jackrabbit Pride

Oct 13, 2023

Jr. Rabbit Readers 2023

There were 584 Jr. Rabbit Readers who participated in the SDSU Alumni Association’s 2023 summer reading challenge. Continue Reading Jr. Rabbit Readers 2023

Oct 13, 2023

Bold investments from humble leaders

At the campaign’s start in 2017, SDSU had commitments for 13 endowed positions—established with gifts of $1 million or more. University and campaign leadership established the target of growing that number to 50. Continue Reading Bold investments from humble leaders

Oct 13, 2023

South Dakota Art Museum feels impact of Oscar Howe

A retrospective exhibition celebrating the Yanktonai Dakota artist Oscar Howe’s work, had a big impact on the South Dakota Art Museum. Continue Reading South Dakota Art Museum feels impact of Oscar Howe

Oct 13, 2023

Class Notes

SDSU alums share their latest life news from new babies, marriages, promotions and more. Continue Reading Class Notes

Oct 13, 2023

SDSU to spearhead NSF-backed fertilizer development project

The Center for Climate-Conscious Agricultural Technologies will focus on developing environmentally friendly fertilizer to mitigate climate change. Continue Reading SDSU to spearhead NSF-backed fertilizer development project