Mario Sevilla

1 month ago | sdsu.edu | Mario Sevilla

During the first overtime of the Mountain West tournament, as San Diego State University and the University of Wyoming traded baskets, television cameras scanned the roaring Thomas & Mack Arena, capturing the chaos. Then came the moment. Kim Villalobos drove hard to the rim, absorbing contact and finishing through the foul. The crowd erupted. "Tough drive, and it goes!" the announcer shouted. "How about Kim Villaloboswith pops in the stands ...

1 month ago | sdsu.edu | Mario Sevilla

In what will be remembered as one of the most intense championship games in the league's history, San Diego State University claimed the Mountain West tournament title and a trip to the NCAA Tournament in a match that featured over a dozen lead changes and extended into three overtime periods. “I'm out of breath. I'm tired, so I know they're tired,” San Diego State head coach Stacie Terry-Hutson said.

1 month ago | sdsu.edu | Mario Sevilla

San Diego State delivered a stunning upset in a physical battle, taking down No. 1 seed UNLV, 71-59, to advance to the conference tournament final. The odds were stacked high against SDSU in their match against UNLV at Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. Head coach Stacie Terry-Hutsonrecalled seeing a report that gave her team a “91.3% chance to lose.”“We just took that personal. We feel like we’re a good team,” Terry-Hutson said.

1 month ago | sdsu.edu | Mario Sevilla

San Diego State University President Adela de la Torre has been honored for her leadership in expanding the university’s global influence in education and workforce development. On Tuesday, the Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA) awarded de la Torre the 2025 Award for Presidential Leadership in Internationalization, recognizing her commitment to international engagement and preparing students for a competitive global workforce.

2 months ago | sdsu.edu | Mario Sevilla

Across San Diego State University, researchers and students rely on the internet for everything from sending emails to running data-intensive simulations. A fast and reliable network is essential, and this summer, it’s about to get even better.