Media/News Coverage

Dr. Tonika Duren Green’s work in higher education, inclusion, and mentorship has attracted widespread media attention. From CBS News’ in-depth coverage of how COVID-19 reshaped schools, to NBC San Diego’s practical tips for helping students transition back to in-person learning, these stories capture the profound impact of the pandemic on education. Additionally, the groundbreaking $ million donation to the SDSU Black Resource Center by the Dong Family, which supports mentorship and student success, has been widely covered across multiple platforms, including CBS8, NBC, and The Washington Post. Other featured stories include SDSU’s efforts to address the pandemic’s effects on foster youth, the inspiring Super Sunday outreach that encourages African American students to pursue higher education, and the establishment of the CABWARE Center, advancing research on Black education and wellness. Finally, the historic Charles Bell Naming Ceremony celebrates the legacy of a pioneering Black scholar at SDSU. These stories reflect a commitment to educational equity, student success, and community wellness.