SDSU Imperial Valley News

Held on Feb. 28 at SDSU Imperial Valley, the event served as an opportunity to provide updates on the ongoing work behind the new STEM building in Brawley.

As an active volunteer in her community, Hortencia Armendariz saw a need to help students with basic needs, such as school and professional attire.

SDSU students and faculty experience firsthand the university's binational collaboration in research and education during January's 6-day excursion.

The former SDSU Imperial Valley lecturer was elected district attorney for County in 2022.

Rite of passage symbolizes entry into the profession and the beginning of real-world clinical experience.

SDSU Imperial Valley has opened its first on-campus food pantry and remains committed to students' individual needs during the holiday season.

SDSU Imperial Valley School of Nursing offers innovative programs to address nursing shortages in rural border areas of California

Henry Villegas served in an interim role prior to the appointment.

San Diego State University Imperial Valley’s School of Nursing received another $3 million in awards in October. Two new federal and state grants will support an augmented reality nursing lab and a comprehensive high school-to-health professional workforce pipeline in Imperial County.

Nine faculty have been hired in the College of Sciences, College of Health and Human Services and SDSU Imperial Valley as a part of SDSU FUERTE (Faculty Unified towards Excellence in Research and Transformational Engagement), an National Institutes of Health-funded effort to bolster Latinx health disparities research and provide researchers with thoughtful career development and mentoring.