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  1. Lynn Mahoney speaking at a podium

    SFSU begins new academic year with “wind in our sails”

    This year’s Opening Convocation celebrated a growing student community and a renewed focus on career preparation and upward mobility

  2. 2026 Faculty Promotions and Tenure at the Lam Family College of Business

    The Lam Family College of Business congratulates the newly tenured and promoted faculty members, effective as of Fall 2026 semester!

  3. Boyer, Fuse, Sanchez Awarded Grants

    The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) congratulates these faculty members and others for their recent grant awards.

  4. de Vries guest co-edits of special issue of Journal of Sexuality Research and Social Policy

    Karen Fredriksen Goldsen and Brian de Vries recently guest edited a groundbreaking special issue of the Journal of Sexuality Research and Social Policy.

  5. Johnson Wins Best Paper Award at Advances in Tourism, Hospitality, Marketing and Management Conference

    SFSU's Colin Johnson co-authored a paper that won Best Paper Award at the 13th Advances in Tourism, Hospitality, Marketing and Management Conference in Macau.

  6. Sears’ New Nook Explores TV Series ‘Killing Eve’

    Professor of Sociology and Sexuality Studies Clare Sears has a new book forthcoming from Wayne State University Press.

  7. Sheppard Wolf Featured by Harvard’s Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

    History Professor Eva Sheppard Wolf’s research on early American life is featured in an article on the website for Harvard University’s Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.

  8. Dean Carmen Domingo

    CoSE Dean Carmen Domingo honored for fostering next generation of biotech talent

    Domingo was named a BLOC100 Luminary in recognition of her contributions to Bay Area biopharma

  9. Student AI award winners pictured in a group photo

    SFSU announces winners of its first-ever student AI awards

    Participants highlight ethics, innovation and human impact in their projects 

  10. A student dressed in regalia gets hooded by a dean as another students watched proudly

    A dozen students chosen to represent SFSU colleges at Commencement

    The student hood recipients will represent their academic colleges at the University’s 125th graduation ceremony May 21