SDSU Mission Valley News

In partnership with the City of San Diego, SDSU will now pursue state and federal permits to allow for the construction of the Fenton Parkway Bridge, with plans to begin construction in 2026.

Thousands will gather at SDSU Mission Valley on Oct. 27 for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk, aiming to raise $700K for research and support.

The honors include Project of the Year from a local chapter of public works professionals.

The 34-acre river park, which is open to the public, is a gathering space for families, sports fans and other general community members.

The park is available for recreation with a grand opening to follow in the spring.

CSU Board of Trustees votes to approve affordable housing project and first residential and retail project at SDSU Mission Valley.

The 34-acre river park at SDSU Mission Valley, to be completed near the end of 2023, will provide San Diegans with a new outdoor locale to exercise, play, picnic, or just enjoy connecting with nature.

Snapdragon Stadium and SDSU Mission Valley have been awarded LEED Gold and Silver certifications.

The development will include 182 affordable units and a community-serving childcare center, and is expected to break ground as early as 2025.

LPC West to develop approximately 315,000 square feet of research, laboratory, office, and innovation space, expected to break ground as early as 2024