Fighting for a Fentanyl-Free Future
A Homeland Security student is doing his best so fentanyl won’t still be a problem when his soon-to-be-born daughter takes her first drug prevention classes.
Managing Risk to Find Fulfillment
SDSU Homeland Security alumnus Erik Antons (‘17) took several leaps of faith on his path to becoming a global leader
New Cyber Tech Academy Launches January 2022
These 14-week professional certificates are focused on the most critical topics in cybersecurity, bringing together prominent current and former government, military, and industry practitioners to develop a workforce that can defeat the threats posed by nation-states and advanced cyber criminals.
Homeland Security Students Recognized by County Supervisor
While interning with the Red Cross, SDSU graduate students provided assistance to multiple families after large apartment fire.
40 Years of Frost— No end in site.
Dr. Eric Frost was recently celebrated for completing 40 years at San Diego State. He received a special award from the dean of Sciences for his outstanding career and accomplishments over the past 40 years. When asked about his milestone …
Interns Lend a Helping Hand in Disasters
Gabby Smith had just read a news app text message on the horrific migrant-smuggling tragedy in Imperial County: an SUV crammed with 25 people had smashed into a tractor-trailer near the international border, resulting in numerous fatalities.