As part of SDSU Rotaract, the Tijuana Home Build aims to educate students through building homes for impoverished neighborhoods south of the border.
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Tijuana Home Build connects students through transborder projects
by Angela Kurysh and Alexa Oslowski
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Angela Kurysh, Video Editor
Alexa Oslowski, Photo Editor
Alexandra Oslowski (she/her) is a 5th-year student studying journalism with a minor in art from Cameron Park, California. She is a transfer student from UC Santa Cruz and in her third year at San Diego State. She has a passion for photography, music, and writing. Alexa hopes to pursue a career in digital journalism or photojournalism. You can follow her on Twitter @AlexaROslowski.
