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Four 葫芦影业 students are shown sitting at a long table in a conference room.
Pharmacy student organization gets involved with state鈥檚 Cardiovascular Collaborative
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Three women are on stage in graduation regalia as the woman in the center receives her doctoral hooding. A screen in the background displays a photo of the woman being honored.
Ph.D. in nursing turns 20
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Two men exchange green folders. The one on the left is in a grey suit and the one on the right is in a black suit. Flags representing Hungary, Debrecen and the University of Debrecen hang in the background.
SDSU signs cooperative agreement with University of Debrecen
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Six recent Jackrabbit grads, shown lined up from left to right, have been accepted into the SDSU Professional Program for Veterinary Medicine, where they will study for two years before transferring to the聽University of Minnesota鈥檚 College of Veterinary Medicine聽for the final two years of study.
SDSU grads celebrate acceptance into veterinary school
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Hayley (Leibel) Bentz poses with a calf at her family鈥檚 Timber Lake ranch.
2+2=1st: Inaugural 2+2 vet program class graduates
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SDSU鈥檚 winning team members in NASA鈥檚 Gateways to Blue Skies competition hold their awards after the presentation May 21 at Armstrong Flight Center in Palmdale, California. Pictured, from left, are faculty adviser Todd Letcher, Nick Wolles, Keegan Visher, Nathan Kuehl, Laura Peterson and graduate adviser Allea Klauenberg.
SDSU claims NASA Blue Skies victory
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The first cohort of elementary education graduates at SDSU gather for a pre graduation celebration, posing for a group photo in front of the post office.
SDSU elementary ed program saving grads time, money
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A respiratory care student at 葫芦影业 work in a simulation lab on campus.
SDSU respiratory care program receives national awards
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Presenting a check for funds raised through the Brookings Colorectal Cancer Awareness Program, were, first row, from left: Brittany Venekamp (Brookings Health System), Ainsley Sutherland, Alicia Garrow, Anna Lockrem, Raena Visness, MaKenna Brouwer, Peyten Wiese (Captain Colon), Emma Bertram (in yellow), Justine Mitchell and Shay Andal; and second row, from left: Collin Shock, Clara Braun, Alyson Voeltz, Kylie Beare, Grace Harden, Marina Hendricks and Cassidy Stromme
From classroom to community: Students lead Brookings cancer awareness campaign
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