Informed & Inspired

SDSU casts a deserving spotlight on the College of Education's Class of 2025.

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.

SDSU achieves best-ever standing in 2025 Best Graduate Education Schools list; Rehabilitation Counseling Program ranks No. 7.

Dual language special session participants sweep S³ awards as several education-affiliated students honored.

Jordan Huff, a 2024 liberal studies alumna, has spent her first year of teaching in an unexpected locale — Kodiak, Alaska.

SDSU’s teacher credentialing programs offer multiple funding options to support candidates.

In a new role, STE alumna and longtime lecturer is inspired to address the problem of teaching as a ‘position of privilege.’

Liberal Studies major Olivia Glynn has long had a passion for working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.