A New Home for SDSU Alumni

Published on August 26, 2026

We’re excited to introduce the new home for SDSU Alumni: alumni.sdsu.edu/page/aztecnetwork. 

Our new and improved Aztec Network makes it easier than ever to stay connected to San Diego State University and to fellow Aztecs.

Whether you’re looking to reconnect with classmates, discover upcoming events, join a chapter/group, or stay up to date with the latest SDSU news and stories, you’ll now find it all in one place.

Create your profile and join the Aztec Network community! Visit alumni.sdsu.edu to get started. 

Once you’re signed in, you can:

  • Connect and network with fellow alumni through the online alumni directory
  • Join groups based on shared interests, experiences, and communities
  • Explore and register for upcoming events
  • Discover job and professional development opportunities
  • Keep your information up to date so you can stay connected with SDSU alumni

This new platform is more than a website. It’s a place for Aztecs to connect, engage, and continue their SDSU journey together, wherever life takes them.

With hundreds of users already online, create your online profile today at alumni.sdsu.edu/page/aztecnetwork and see where your Aztec journey takes you next. 

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