What pairs well with Aztec pride? A glass of wine crafted by an SDSU alumni. Just 35 minutes from campus, you’ll find Highland Valley Vineyards, a boutique winery in the hills of Escondido that’s proudly Aztec owned. Jeannine O’Brien (’85) and her husband, Ray Schnorr, traded their tech careers for a new adventure: crafting award-winning, fruit-forward wines on their three-acre vineyard. Looking to explore more Aztec-owned wineries? 📍 Carlsbad: Artesy Wines 📍 Jamul: Rustic Ridge Vineyards 📍 J

SDSU is one of California’s most valuable public investments. A new CSU economic impact analysis reveals that SDSU supports more than 26,000 jobs statewide, generates nearly $240 million in annual tax revenue and delivers one of the highest returns in the CSU system. When alumni earnings are included, every state dollar invested produces $38.28 in statewide industry activity. SDSU drives economic mobility, fuels innovation and strengthens communities across the region. As we grow our programs an

When SDSU senior Alicia Guerrero stepped into the throwing ring at the Para World Championships this month, she didn’t just medal twice—she made a statement. A standout athlete and captain of SDSU Adapted Athletics—California’s only competitive collegiate adapted sports program—Guerrero ranks among the world’s top discus and shot put throwers. With elite coaching, national recognition and relentless drive, she’s one step closer to her dream: competing at the LA28 Paralympic Games. And mark your