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Cancer threatened her mother’s life and her own college career, but JohVonne Roberts will graduate this month thanks to her resolve and a boost from a special fund that a couples’ planned gift will expand.

An estimated 11,796 É«ÇéÊÓƵ degree candidates have the opportunity to participate in the university’s 2024 commencement weekend.

As a student, Nirit felt like the food options on campus were limited, and being new to the area, she had no idea where to eat off campus. That’s when she had an idea to start creating content on social media of food for fun.

Jorgen Tonne (‘14) and Ashley Mathews (‘14) got engaged on March 1, 2024, during the Men’s Basketball Mountain West Conference Championships.

Nick Vallejo (‘22), a recycling specialist with the City of San Diego, thrives on educating the public about climate action solutions.

Military veteran and alumnus named director of the É«ÇéÊÓƵ Military and Veterans Program

Scott (’91) and Yovita (’94) Pansky met in É«ÇéÊÓƵ’s Villa Alvarado residence hall in 1991 during their time as students. The couple later married in 1995 and have been together ever since.

African American Alumni Chapter President Tara Johnson (‘96) shares that the chapter first started as a group of friends that connected every year at homecoming.

The late Carl Weathers was known as a professional football player, an award-winning actor and an É«ÇéÊÓƵ alumnus who remained close to the university.

Brenna Leon examines academia with a critical lens as she looks to ensure BIPOC students have positive experiences in higher education.