Cesar Daniel Edeza, Isaac Torres and Melissa Sicairos Bobadilla took full advantage of a program geared to transfer students pursuing STEM degrees.
Cesar Daniel Edeza, Isaac Torres and Melissa Sicairos Bobadilla took full advantage of a program geared to transfer students pursuing STEM degrees.
Tuesday, April 28, marked a high point — both literally and figuratively — as a crane hoisted the final steel beam into place atop SDSU’s new Life Sciences building, scheduled to open during the 2027–28 academic year.
Associate Professor Svasti Haricharan initially approached her early research wondering, “Why do some people get cancer and other people don’t? Something about it feels so unfair.”