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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 Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­ 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.

Roberta Eidemiller, a native San Diegan who turns 100 just after New Years Day, maintained a decades-long association with her alma mater.

The Angel Zavala family has endless connections to each other and Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­.

School psychology and SHPA classmates form a lasting bond around Indian Child Welfare Act advocacy.

Rehabilitation counseling faculty members Mark Tucker and Mari Guillermo received a $4.5 million federal grant to work with agencies in 10 states.

With Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­ alumni industry leaders and networking opportunities, the event is designed to get students ready for their first jobs and careers.

Joe Kiani revolutionized equipment to monitor patient blood oxygen with insights gained in an electrical engineering classroom. Now he aims to do the same with a device to report opioid overdoses.

The Native Shoes co-founder and international business alumnus is dedicated to social and environmental initiatives at his company based in Vancouver, BC.