School News
Capstone Students Evaluated the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System's (MTS) Fare Diversion Program
May 14The Capstone research group aimed to address the program’s ineffectiveness and provide policy recommendations and strategies to address revenue collection in the transit system in a way that was sensitive to the needs of lower-income riders.
Capstone Students Built a Mapping Tool for Mitigation in Public Defense Cases
May 14The “RANJE” Mitigation Mapping Program is a neighborhood-based profile map containing several factors to facilitate mitigation for the Alternate Public Defender's Office.
Nonprofit Organizations and Government Agencies met with School of Public Affairs' Students
May 14On March 8th and March 15th, San Diego State University hosted visits from 18 diverse government and nonprofit organizations, all eager to engage with the School of Public Affairs (SPA) undergraduate student body.
Women in Criminal Justice Club Traveled to Washington, DC
May 14In January 2024, members of the Women in Criminal Justice Club traveled to Washington, DC.
SDSU NASPAA Simulation Competition 2024 on March 2nd
Feb 27San Diego State University is set to host this year's California NASPAA (Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration) Simulation Competition
SDSU's Re:Border 2023 Conference Spotlights Chance to Design Better Border
Feb 1Binational innovations embody the spirit of interdependence to build a stronger CaliBaja Region.
LA Times Opinion: California cities don’t have enough public bathrooms. Here's on solution:
Sep 28SDSU Professor Megan Welsh Carroll believes there is a solution to California's public bathroom issue.